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yo I'm native born and raised in Miami fl first started traveling in 2013 didn't turn out so good so I stopped and went back to the wage slave life. Now I'm in school at santa fe college here in Gainesville bored outta my mind.

looking to leave fl in august and ride my bike to Colorado, be cool to find a road dog or mate along the way.

I'm really laid back and like to cook and smoke not lazy tho

farming is my forte and riding bike

let me know if you want to travel
 
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What's up man welcome, tons of cool ppl on here and alot of good info.

I rode my bike from indiana to roswell,NM few years ago loved it!!

Also native myself, sioux from montana.

I'll be on the road starting weds, hope to run into ya, safe travels!
 
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what are you studying in gainsville? i loved gainsville its been a few years since ive been there but hot damn if it wasnt a bit of paradise in florida. miami not so much...

welcome to stp!
 
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cantcureherpes said:
what are you studying in gainsville? i loved gainsville its been a few years since ive been there but hot damn if it wasnt a bit of paradise in florida. miami not so much...

welcome to stp!
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I'm taking a writing class for now but all I do is stare out the window towards the west coast haha
yea been here since 2012 and it hasn't been to bad to me, have met some really sweet people.
lol at the Miami part
 
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Hazardoussix6six said:
Got like 6 bikes, lol. Ranging from 1950s monarch, to 70s schwinns and a fairly new cannondale. Bikes are a huge party of my life!
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oh true, yea I just traded a 1980 road bike from England for some labor on my single speed. used to have a centurion and donated that to the local co-op bike shop in Miami. don't know how good my ride out west is gonna be on a single speed lol but that baby rides smoooooth.

hows your travel so far?
 
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native said:
oh true, yea I just traded a 1980 road bike from England for some labor on my single speed. used to have a centurion and donated that to the local co-op bike shop in Miami. don't know how good my ride out west is gonna be on a single speed lol but that baby rides smoooooth.

hows your travel so far?
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Stay south should be relatively flat most the trip. God awful hot down there right now I'm sure though.
 
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Hazardoussix6six said:
If you

Stay south should be relatively flat most the trip. God awful hot down there right now I'm sure though.
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yea if I wanna get to Colorado I gotta stay riding thru southern stated but I have to go thru ohio at some point, not looking forward to that because its so big and rural hope I can catch a ride thru tht state. yo its scorching down here! I WANT OUT!
 
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What's your route plan exactly or roughly anyways? If you go thru Ohio I can give ya some helpful tips.
For example my home town is justbwestbof Cincinnati. Local bike shop there I'm good friends with the owner. He'd be more than willing to house you up for a few days wife makes delicious food as well. An I'm sure he'd give ya a free tuneup and some supplies if you need.
Prolly get ya housed upbdwntwn cincy as well. Bunch of old bike friends there.
 
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Hazardoussix6six said:
What's your route plan exactly or roughly anyways? If you go thru Ohio I can give ya some helpful tips.
For example my home town is justbwestbof Cincinnati. Local bike shop there I'm good friends with the owner. He'd be more than willing to house you up for a few days wife makes delicious food as well. An I'm sure he'd give ya a free tuneup and some supplies if you need.
Prolly get ya housed upbdwntwn cincy as well. Bunch of old bike friends there.
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woops I thought it was ohio but its Oklahoma I have to ride thru, my bad
 
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Okay that makes way more sense, i was so confused lol.
I pedaled thru Oklahoma city few years back. Bike shop on the east side was really friendly. This was 2012ish so old if the same guy works there but the mechanic housed us up and fixed our bikes. Super chill and nice.

Typically most bike shops will be more than willing to help out. Especially if you tell them what you're doing.
I always made a point to stop at shops even if I didn't need anything if nothing else you get some good conversation an friendly faces
 
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Hazardoussix6six said:
Okay that makes way more sense, i was so confused lol.
I pedaled thru Oklahoma city few years back. Bike shop on the east side was really friendly. This was 2012ish so old if the same guy works there but the mechanic housed us up and fixed our bikes. Super chill and nice.

Typically most bike shops will be more than willing to help out. Especially if you tell them what you're doing.
I always made a point to stop at shops even if I didn't need anything if nothing else you get some good conversation an friendly faces
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