Journal Comments - Oh The Places You'll Go - 2025 - CycleBlaze

Journal Comments (page 38)

From Oh The Places You'll Go - 2025 by Lyle McLeod & Kirsten Kaarsoo

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Mike Haden commented on a photo in Shake Down!

Lyle, the Thule stand in the “bike shop” - it works well for you? When we fly our newer tandem with SNS couplers, our tandem breaks down into two cases which means the rebuild is a bit of work. Being able to work on a lot of it off the ground like that would be an attractive proposition. Not sure if the stand will fit in either of our two 26” square bike cases, I’ll check it out.

3 months ago
Mike Haden commented on a photo in Travel Days

Sure beats the bubble-wrapped (but successful) transport of our fixed tandem on our 2019 tour in the Netherlands!

3 months ago
Mike Haden commented on a photo in Preparation and Packing

G’day Lyle and Kirsten, I’m catching up on your tour having only learned about it a couple of days ago. I hope that you don’t mind if I ask a few questions closer to the start of your tour.

On the Mannmade bikes (very nice BTW, note to self to check out their website), are the steerer stops custom to Mannmade or are they third-party? If so, which one? We tour with a CoMotion tandem and I haven’t been impressed with the commercially available steerer stops that I’ve seen to date. As you can imagine, when the tandem is rear loaded, it can twist and topple on a dime if we’re not careful.

3 months ago
Bob Koreis commented on Day 17 - Biograd na Moru to Zadar

Was raised in a Catholic family and don't remember anything special the Sunday after Easter. When I searched, most sites don't list anything for this day. However, I did come across this:

"Divine Mercy Sunday (Sunday after Easter)
Instituted by St. John Paul II, this day emphasizes God’s boundless mercy, inspired by the visions of St. Faustina Kowalska. Many Catholics pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet."

Faustina was a Polish nun. Given the relative recency, It's possibly not something celebrated in North America.

3 months ago
Karin Kaarsoo commented on a photo in Day 17 - Biograd na Moru to Zadar

Neat label idea! It would be fun to see how they change over the years.

3 months ago
Karin Kaarsoo commented on a photo in Day 17 - Biograd na Moru to Zadar

Neat label idea! It would be fun to see how they change over the years.

3 months ago
Karin Kaarsoo commented on a photo in Day 17 - Biograd na Moru to Zadar

Best photo yet!

3 months ago
Karen Poret replied to a comment by Kirsten Kaarsoo on a photo in Day 15 - Split to Šibenik

Thank you! Now I will be an informed observer 😄

3 months ago
Lyle McLeod replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in Day 16 - Sibenik to Biograd na Moru

You mean Bill the Cat?

3 months ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Day 16 - Sibenik to Biograd na Moru

Not very bike friendly, but it's sure a beautiful town.

3 months ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Day 16 - Sibenik to Biograd na Moru

Oh, Bill's not going to like that!

3 months ago
Kirsten Kaarsoo commented on a photo in Day 14 - Ancona to Split by Ferry

We will give it a try when we get home.

3 months ago
Laurie Webber replied to a comment by Kirsten Kaarsoo on a photo in Day 14 - Ancona to Split by Ferry

I’ll be your Guinea pig 😬

3 months ago
Lyle McLeod commented on a photo in Day 15 - Split to Šibenik

Considering they are around 1700 years old, being discovered 150 years ago is recent enough for me ;)

3 months ago
Kirsten Kaarsoo replied to a comment by Karen Poret on a photo in Day 15 - Split to Šibenik

It is marking the bike path.

3 months ago