What a coincidence, being born in ‘65 and turning 54 while Frank turns 65 the next day, being born in ‘54.

How do you know that you still will have to bike quite some steep part up-hill? When oncoming motorcycles have switched their engines off.

I'm making my way up to Canada and go through some of the less populated areas of the U.S. It's noticeable in Montana as they even have cattleguards on the roads connecting to the freeways.

Why is it that when you are in your “nothing box” you come up with the most brilliant ideas, think of the most beautiful sentences and construct a great story, but once you find the time to write them down they have all gone? I can go into my nothing box when biking is not too difficult, not too strenuous and preferably monotone. Bit like getting in a runners high.

We spend the week with Romain from France, and encounter a black bear while cycling from Jeffrey City to Teton National Park Wyoming. We cycle on the Trans American bicycle route.

Planning with the certainty you will have to be flexible to change is a given when you are travelling by bike. We did not reach Molleturo on Saturday evening but for the first time during our biking travels we spent a night at the community center of a 35 people counting community.

'Today was probably the toughest day I had while cycling.'

'Let's enjoy the worst weather ever'

The do's and dont's of transporting your touring bicycle by aeroplane. By Spinning South.

Instead of going on the highways to Moab I decide to go through parts of The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. It will be fun they said, and sure it was :D

I ran out of water on Native American lands....

While cycling through the US I come across many different personalities, one of them being Walker out of Louisiana.