Dennis Hutton's teardrop trailer. We got more questions and comments about this trailer than about our bikes!
A bridge into America.
Dennis and Vic at our campsite.
The campground was deluged with rain.
Vic on a Velocraft lowracer.
Velocraft lowracers are so fast that it's physically impossible to focus on them.
Everybody loves the Velocraft.
Roughly 9/10 of the people at the rally were here to try the highracers.
I thought 1337 h4x0r5 only drank illegal beverages.
Yes, it's possible to pull around an RV with your bike. Just get into the granny gears.
This is what our campsite looked like once we assembled the dining tent, teardrop trailer, tarp, etc.
Some random New York countryside.
This is for you, Howard!
"Fast" Freddy Markham autographs an adoring fan. Dennis gave him that beer behind him.
"Fast" Freddy's truck is also pretty fast.
You can see the Canadian flag in this photo.
When taking photos on a 'bent, you have to be careful not to get your foot in the shot.
George Reynolds (of Reynolds Weld Labs) poses with one of his titanium beasts.
Apparently this is the only way to rest a Vision bike without it tipping over.
The winery where we had "lunch."
There wasn't very much bicycle parking at the winery.
A grape orchard.
Vic, and one of the Finger Lakes.
A long hill up to lunch. The smart people left their bikes at the base of the hill.
This made me think of "Donkey Kong Jr" -- luckily no-one else thought of that when I was riding up the hill.
Peter Stull (The Bicycle Man) and his Bachetta.
I, uh, meant to get those shadows in this over-and-behind-the-head shot.
Yes, that is a carbon fibre wheel attached to a bike frame made of wood. Steam-punk cool.
"Fast" Freddy Markham just zoomed past.