Chris Nadovich's 2009 Transamerica Bike Tour.

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Fri, 10 Jul 2009

Binghamton, NY

Its no longer about the riding, seeing the sights in a new town or state, overcoming personal limit, or any of that. The five-hundred pound gorilla in our room now is this: how do we finish this thing.

That's long been the question, of course. When would we be done. How long will it take. Well, now we know. Barring disaster, well be done on Monday.

The plan is this. Tomorrow -- Saturday -- we ride to Pocono Whitewater and camp there courtesy of Gary's friends. Then -- Sunday -- we ride home. There's some question whether to camp in our yards or just to sleep in our beds, but the next day -- Monday -- we'll et up at the usual time, dawn, and ride the rest of the way to AC.

If you want to join us in our ride of triumph, all are welcome. Contact us, or TJ, to coordinate.

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unk wrote

guys...take it easy..be safe, have fun.

Garrett Redmond wrote

I will be at your arrival. Have a safe journey.

Dad

Charlie Nadovich wrote

SEE YA!

We'll be havin a cup of coffee or Jameson :-)?? Your call!

Dad

Angela wrote

Amazing. Ride safely on your last few days.

Chris Dervishian wrote

Garrett & Chris,

Congratulations on even starting your trip. Most would not dare to try. I have enjoyed reading your blog all along - wishing I could join you for the ride. What a great life experience. Don’t wish it to ever end. Have a safe last few days. Are you riding back home from AC?

Dennis DeFrancesco wrote

Way to go Chris! We all admire your intestinal fortitude. Your adventure was a topic of conversation on the Schuylkil Sojourn this year; hope you come next year to tell us more about it.

"Some jumper cables walk into a bar. The bartender says, I'll serve you, just don't start anything."

Dennis D.

Sue Fordyce wrote

Chris - it has been a lot of fun following your progress across the U.S. If Monday wasn't my first day back from vacation, a drive to AC would have been strongly considered. Glad your journey was an adventure, and like Dennis, I hope you can regale us next June with tales of your odyssey.

Jeff wrote

the road not taken

The report is just in regarding the side adventure option proffered when you came through.

A good time was had by all.