Comments on: Today’s conundrum http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/ Putting Peace on the Map Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:18:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: bisbee blog http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2276 bisbee blog Sun, 29 Jun 2008 22:33:30 +0000 http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2276 [...] To continue the outer circle, I need to make this type of line. That is the highway route. A hhttp://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/Do Life Right ? Blog Archive ? Queen Mine Tour, Bisbee, Arizona, USAOn our exploration of caves and [...] […] To continue the outer circle, I need to make this type of line. That is the highway route. A hhttp://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/Do Life Right ? Blog Archive ? Queen Mine Tour, Bisbee, Arizona, USAOn our exploration of caves and […]

]]> By: daphne http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2057 daphne Mon, 02 Jun 2008 14:38:53 +0000 http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2057 Take shelter in the fact that you are missed and loved by people and a dog who embrace every part of you-even in your absence. The peace seeds you are spreading have taken root in your home and are growing stronger by the day. Ubuntu. Take shelter in the fact that you are missed and loved by people and a dog who embrace every part of you-even in your absence. The peace seeds you are spreading have taken root in your home and are growing stronger by the day. Ubuntu.

]]> By: John Atkinson http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2054 John Atkinson Sun, 01 Jun 2008 21:50:53 +0000 http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2054 Safe travels to you, Alix. We'll see you and Shaun Wednesday or Thursday in San Diego. Safe travels to you, Alix. We’ll see you and Shaun Wednesday or Thursday in San Diego.

]]> By: admin http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2053 admin Sun, 01 Jun 2008 17:52:07 +0000 http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2053 All good words, Orin. I-8 is apparently a nightmare. I was with Guzman on 1-35. First off, it was October, with little traffic and it was later in the evening. I was actually surprised at how easy that ride was. Fortunately, there was no wind either. In these parts, it is VERY windy. This makes driving the scoot at top speeds very dangerous. I was going only 50 the other day the wind was so bad. 50 for 9 hours. Oh, and Shaun only has 300 miles at the most under his belt. No better way to break him in though I guess! All good words, Orin.
I-8 is apparently a nightmare. I was with Guzman on 1-35. First off, it was October, with little traffic and it was later in the evening. I was actually surprised at how easy that ride was.
Fortunately, there was no wind either. In these parts, it is VERY windy. This makes driving the scoot at top speeds very dangerous.

I was going only 50 the other day the wind was so bad. 50 for 9 hours.

Oh, and Shaun only has 300 miles at the most under his belt. No better way to break him in though I guess!

]]> By: Orin O'Neill http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2052 Orin O'Neill Sun, 01 Jun 2008 17:45:16 +0000 http://www.peacescooter.com/peace-08/todays-conundrum/#comment-2052 The Mexico route might work if you can get a group together. Maybe a Christian biker group? You buy insurance at the border, and it's hideously expensive for what you get. Yeah, it's a scam, but it's their country and you have to play by their rules. OTOH, the advice if you hit something is to just keep going. Yes, the U.S. alternative is not exactly a Peace symbol, but if people are telling you not to go on your original route (why, may I ask?), they must have a good reason. Steve Guzman rode a Buddy 125 on I-35 to get to Crawford and said it wasn't horrible. I've ridden the PX on major highways, and survived by running next to the fog line and watching my mirrors for 18-wheelers. Ride on the shoulder if you have to... The Mexico route might work if you can get a group together. Maybe a Christian biker group? You buy insurance at the border, and it’s hideously expensive for what you get. Yeah, it’s a scam, but it’s their country and you have to play by their rules. OTOH, the advice if you hit something is to just keep going.

Yes, the U.S. alternative is not exactly a Peace symbol, but if people are telling you not to go on your original route (why, may I ask?), they must have a good reason. Steve Guzman rode a Buddy 125 on I-35 to get to Crawford and said it wasn’t horrible. I’ve ridden the PX on major highways, and survived by running next to the fog line and watching my mirrors for 18-wheelers. Ride on the shoulder if you have to…

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