my 1st Solo Bicycle Touring Trip in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania

[Touringonabicycle]

This is going to be my 1st Solo Bicycle Touring Trip in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania

and This Bicycle Touring Trip was planned back on 11-2013 and
I was going to go on 5-3-2014 but something come up that had to be done..

I also have plans of a 1st solo Bike Touring Trip of the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania on 5-4-2019 on Amtrak train from LA, CA to Syracuse, NY then ride to Scranton, PA to Start a loop of the Pocono Mountains and North Western New Jersey... and I am going to save money for my Amtrak Train Ticket and I am still working on where I am going to end my Bicycle
Touring Trip and I may have to Rent a Storage Unit on my Bicycle Touring Trip? to get on Greyhound Bus Round Trip back to Oceanside, CA to see my Doctor for my medication and I was thinking of ending in Tampa, FL?


Anyone have any tips on miles on a bike? and I was looking at 20 to 50 miles a day and I am doing Stealth Camping on my Trip and on my route I see no Warmshowers.org host and I will be doing Stealth Camping on my Route of the Pocono Mountains and North Western New Jersery. and I am using the Sun Ringle zuzu DH Platform Pedals and I am going to walk the hills to rest my legs. and I am going to be using my Merrell Moab Gore-Tex Mid Hiking Boots. and I have grown up in Northwest New Jersey in Stanhope, NJ and the Pocono Mountains in Brodheadsville, PA

I have done 20 miles a day in San Diego, CA doing Stealth Bike Camping and I have shakedown trip from Riverside, CA via Indio, CA to Niland, CA(Slab City) on 12-2018

I need Feedback is Appreciated about my 1st solo bike touring trip
Thanks

I think that my thinking on the Southern Tier Route is out!

This is my Bicycle Touring Trip Blog on Facebook
(Touring on a Bicycle)
https://www.facebook.com/TouringBicycleonaSurlyLHT/

PS. My back up plan is to go on Amtrak Train to Portland, Oregon on 6-3-2019 then do my Bicycle Touring Trip to San Diego,CA on the Pacific Coast Bicycle Route

Tim

 

[jay clock]

Tim, two comments. Try writing your post with more punctuation and a little more succinctly. It is quite hard to follow/

Secondly, everyone is different but I tour with a lot of kit and have about half what you have. Two rear panniers, a small dry bag and small handlebar bag. Your pic shows an enormous load. see here https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page/pic/?o=1p6&pic_id=2624297&size=large&v=1

Have you tried riding the bike with all that on? I am happy to email you my kit list for my trans USA ride if you like?

 

[Touringonabicycle]

Tim, two comments. Try writing your post with more punctuation and a little more succinctly. It is quite hard to follow/

Secondly, everyone is different but I tour with a lot of kit and have about half what you have. Two rear panniers, a small dry bag and small handlebar bag. Your pic shows an enormous load. see here https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page/pic/?o=1p6&pic_id=2624297&size=large&v=1

Have you tried riding the bike with all that on? I am happy to email you my kit list for my trans USA ride if you like?

Hey Jay,

I have a learning disability called ADHD since I was 6year old and I can't put words and I can't spell or read very good. and don't show me anything from neil's website! called crazyguyonabike agien

 

[jay clock]

Sorry to hear that. You will however not get far by being so rude when anyone responds to your posts. I will not be commenting further on anything you post or offering any help or suggestions

 

[Brains]

You have too much kit.

Get the weight of the kit down to about 30 pounds
(max 40 pounds including water and food)