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Gilmore34Toni comments on Only The Brave: Eine MTB-Reise Nach England

Gilmore34Toni — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 13:50:15 +0000

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Mikkael comments on Street Fighter

Mikkael — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 09:19:30 +0000

Ahm... Das Motorrad gehört nicht mir, es stand vor unserem Büro. Die Fotos entstand als als uns die einzelnen Features demonstrierte.

Mikkael comments on Only The Brave: Eine MTB-Reise Nach England

Mikkael — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 07:36:19 +0000

I just saw your comments. Thank you for compliments.

Yes, I've been working as a travel agent for twenty three years now.

Be great!

Mikkael

VionnaExony comments on Only The Brave: Eine MTB-Reise Nach England

VionnaExony — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 10:07:15 +0000

Good day here on outsidedaily.com!

For me its always nice to read these sites here on outsidedaily.com. I would like to write as interesting as you!

Making a Travel Journal - how to do?

I live here in Cadiz, Andalusien and my hobby is travel and travelling.

What I do working: Travelagent

Is you profession similar?

I just dont know to write travel journals

Any suggestions?

see you next time
prermalaf

Claus Scherschel comments on Out In The Cold

Claus Scherschel — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 08:52:49 +0000

So this is a copy of my Facebook comment on this topic. Mikkael asked me to publish it here, too. I'm out all through the year and chilling temperatures never stopped me leaving house, flat, tent or sleeping bag. You could say, I've been around the ice block. More than once.

Don't dress too warm. You should freeze like hell stepping out of the front door (or wherever you choose leaving your house). In cold, sweating is the worst thing you can force your body to do. You will never ever get the moisture out of your clothes - even if it's functional bodywear. Let your body build up warmth by activity. Go slowly at a steady pace and don't pause too long. Carry an extra layer to pull over when stopping longer. I prefer wearing only three light- to midweight layers of which the most outer one is just a windshield - which I think of to be the most important one. Ride on!

Big Brother comments on Taxi

Big Brother — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:16:14 +0000

You lazy bone. In the Franken Alps, very fine countryside, nice trails, countless Beer brewery. But the only Sun was Capri Sun and it feels like Winter, No, it was Winter.

Daniel comments on Moonstruck

Daniel — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 21:53:01 +0000

The Frame looks realy great. But Cabon, I do not know. I'm somehow skeptical. I am curious about your future experiences.

MIkkael comments on Recovering

MIkkael — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 18:45:06 +0000

Why the hell does the guy on the back wear sunglasses at night?

enrgy comments on We're All Kids

enrgy — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 17:04:28 +0000

Hey mate, true words!

Dave Wiens comments on Day 1. Restarted

Dave Wiens — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 00:02:15 +0000

Hi Mikkael,
Dave Wiens here. First, I must apologize for being less than adept at some of these new forms of technology: Your blog was only brought to my attention today. Thanks for the kind words, I truly appreciate them. Now that your post is more than a month old, I hope that your knee is rehabbing nicely. I too understand the allure of, not just the solo, contemplative pursuits such as mountain biking, but also the keen intensity of the "stop and go" team sports, mine being football (American) and hockey, where my skills are particularly lacking. But as you reference, these sports are much harder on our bodies, especially as we get on in years. From what I can gather from friends and acquaintances decades senior to myself, riding bikes may just be the one ace card we'll hold once our bodies are brittle and beyond.

Riding bikes is an amazing experience and as we, the cyclers of all kinds know, something we cannot easily live without. But I live in Gunnison, Colorado, a high and cold place with much snow, and I haven't so much as thrown my leg over a bike since the first week of December. But here we can ski and like riding bikes, the skiing is of all types: alpine up at Crested Butte Resort or all kinds of nordic and cross-country skating and touring on public lands in all directions. I will get a brief escape to Arizona with the Topeak-Ergon Team for the 24 Hours of the Old Pueblo in mid February, but then it's back to the skis to continue preparation for one of my favorite races of all, the Elk Mountain Traverse (www.elkmountaintraverse.org). But right after that, the bikes come back out and we're back to singletracking! Well, at least road riding as the trails likely won't melt out until early May this year!

Gotta go coach some kids hockey. Keep up the rehab and the great site! Cheers,
Dave