Thank you, freddixon! You will want to stay tuned. In one of the upcoming videos (not sure which one yet), Bryton answers the question, "What have you learned the most on this trip?" Thank you so much for taking the time to write, and for your incredibly kind words.
I think I saw a Jamis bike? I was wondering what model and how it held up. I am toying with the idea of getting a Jamis Explorer. I'd use my Ebike on long distance rides but I need a power outlet about every 60 miles. Currant bushes are not useable. Like your videos as they seem more realistic than the 20 something fitness guru biking across country.
Hi, slowp100! Yes, I rode a Jamis. I have no idea what model it is. I bought it years ago, and it's what I had...so, it's what I rode across America! People were very skeptical about us riding mountain bikes across the country, but we were very grateful we had them. Our choices of roads would have been much more limited, and we could not have ridden many of the roads we did, had we been riding road bikes. My Jamis held up great. Twice along the way, we stopped at bike shops for some maintenance, and that helped a lot -- especially after we had been riding for lots of miles on dirt roads. I was especially pleased with my tires. I used Marathon touring tires, and I only got one flat the entire trip! Bryton, on the other hand, got EIGHT flat tires! I'm glad you like our videos. I had one comment from someone that mentioned that it looked like we didn't know what we were doing. Haha! We certainly didn't. But, we learned along the way, and we made some wonderful memories! :)
I just love your videos, thanks for making them!
Thank you, Jackie!
I just want to tell you that you are an awesome Mom. Your son will grow up knowing that if he believes then he can achieve his dreams ;
Thank you, freddixon! You will want to stay tuned. In one of the upcoming videos (not sure which one yet), Bryton answers the question, "What have you learned the most on this trip?" Thank you so much for taking the time to write, and for your incredibly kind words.
I think I saw a Jamis bike? I was wondering what model and how it held up. I am toying with the idea of getting a Jamis Explorer. I'd use my Ebike on long distance rides but I need a power outlet about every 60 miles. Currant bushes are not useable. Like your videos as they seem more realistic than the 20 something fitness guru biking across country.
Hi, slowp100! Yes, I rode a Jamis. I have no idea what model it is. I bought it years ago, and it's what I had...so, it's what I rode across America! People were very skeptical about us riding mountain bikes across the country, but we were very grateful we had them. Our choices of roads would have been much more limited, and we could not have ridden many of the roads we did, had we been riding road bikes. My Jamis held up great. Twice along the way, we stopped at bike shops for some maintenance, and that helped a lot -- especially after we had been riding for lots of miles on dirt roads. I was especially pleased with my tires. I used Marathon touring tires, and I only got one flat the entire trip! Bryton, on the other hand, got EIGHT flat tires! I'm glad you like our videos. I had one comment from someone that mentioned that it looked like we didn't know what we were doing. Haha! We certainly didn't. But, we learned along the way, and we made some wonderful memories! :)