Cycling along the Mississippi River - Cross Country Bicycle Adventure (Ep.11)

[@rkbllc]

Amazing.

[@catmama1995]

Another good video. Thanks

[@duzer]

Your videos are GREAT!!

[@brucebikesamerica2698]

Thanks Ryan. You've been an inspiration and I watch all your videos

[@neurozee6598]

What a great country! Thanks, Bruce.

[@billcummins9579]

Wow what great videos... I'm sorry I missed you when you came thru Davenport, thanks for sharing your adventure

[@andrewcarlson2955]

Thanks for the update! I m enjoying your trip! Missouri can be brutal!

[@stopdropnroll696]

YAAYY!!! What a fun episode! So cool to be right on the Mississippi River for camp and although up and downs with he hills, you made it!

[@PedalPowerTouring]

Good stuff Bruce! Repairing the bike on the road happens, trust me, I've had to had to do a few roadside repairs during our years on the road. Try filtering water from the mighty Suwannee River! It looks like tea, but taste ok and we normally just use it for cooking and coffee. Another great place to find potable water while out cycle touring is a cemetery. Also, knocking on someone's door and asking if you can get some water is another idea. Happy Cycling ~Ron & Petra

[@billwilliams9527]

Hey Bruce, following on You Tube, where in FL? I'm in Sebring, still bicycling at 90. Happy trails to you.

[@brucebikesamerica2698]

Thanks Bill. I live in New Port Richey.

[@billwilliams9527]

@@brucebikesamerica2698 Alright neighbor, that's good luck to ya.

[@erinobrien5676]

Bruce, what happened to you? Did you finish your ride? We met you at a campground on the GAP trail near Pittsburgh. We've been following your adventures and wonder how things turned out.

[@brucebikesamerica2698]

Hi Erin, the adventure was awesome and I made it to the end with no major problems. The videos are behind, but I hope to have one per week until I reach the Santa Monica Pier

[@returnedfrompanama]

How do you search for campgrounds in the area?

[@brucebikesamerica2698]

Much of the route I used my Adventure Cycling map, but also Google when I had cell coverage or I knew a large state park was about the right distance. I usually didn't start planning until late in the afternoon, but only had to wild camp a couple times.