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What do you guys usually wear for colder morning rides?It depends on the temperature, of course.
Some motels may be less expensive in the western states. Van Horn TX had rooms for $25.00. Small, clean, AC, heat. Saw a good deal discount in El Paso. A hotel in EL Paso was / is a hostel. On my last tour I stayed in the Red Lion (I think it was) in Tucson, The Hilton Double Tree in El Paso, the Alexandre in New Orleans, some overpriced rat hole in Perry FL and the Days Inn in Stuart FL.It seems to be a great option. Thanks for sharing! I was going to choose camping at least for a couple of days, and book hotel rooms on the other days. I checked the Riu reviews here and liked the prices and conditions. But I'll keep Van Horn TX in mind for sure.
If they are as comfortable as those I ordered from Sketchers, you will be happy with the purchase. I should say, it took me some time to find these sandals. I'm thankful to the guy who left feedback among these Skechers reviews.https://xeroshoes.com/shop/sandals/z-trail-men/Just ordered those.
5.4 ounces for size 9. Also good for scuzzy shower use.
Hope they are good
I have an E-bike with an extra battery, my friend has touring bike. We could do about 70 miles per day if reasonably flat, less if lots of uphill. One way or loop. Pavement or gravel would be fine. I would prefer hotels, but would consider Warm Showers or possibly a park with electricity for a night or 2. Safe road with a shoulder is important. I just spoke to some people about Southern Tier Route- Phoenix to San Diego and they said highway through desert was treacherous, so still looking.My requirements are usually the same. Did you end up staying only in hotels? If yes, did you look for and book them in advance?