The halfway point of the 2023 Tour de Florida
January 14, 2023
By Adam Harden
Today is a mile marker day for 2023 Tour de Florida.
ADAM HARDEN: The halfway point of the 2023 Tour de Florida
Author Archives: Bike Adventure
Janet Gardner: Building community & communities
Ready to build community & communities
October 7, 2022
By Janet Gardner
Builder cyclists from all over the United States converged at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church today. Neil Mullikin will be leading the crew.
TIM BRUCE: No day of rest but huge rewards
By Tim Bruce
No rest, but plenty of reward for the weary
June 24, 2022
Today was a rewarding day as we set aside our bicycles for the privilege of working on people’s homes.
BILL BUCKETT: History comes to life on this ride
History comes to life on the Underground Railroad
June 23, 2022
By Bill Buckett
Left from Fredericksburg, Ohio after an amazing breakfast provided by The Fredericksburg Presbyterian Church. Got to sample some of Professor Gary’s real maple syrup. And it was good!
Sandi Remson: Shady Grove to Nashville
Sandi Remson: Shady Grove to Nashville
June 11, 2022
By Sandi Remson
We followed more of the Natchez Trace. Since it is Saturday lots of other riders out on the Trace.
SUZANNE STACK: Perfect day for a build
Perfect day for a build
June 3, 2022
By Suzanne Stack
Friday June 3 was a perfect day for our second build. The skies had emptied themselves yesterday but still partial clouds and a high of 86 with a breeze. Jodi, the head of Leland’s Fuller Center, came to Emmanuel Baptist at 7:30 a.m. to give us the game plan.
Mark Shue: Can kings hold golden pencils?
Mark Shue: Can kings hold golden pencils?
March 13, 2022
By Mark Shue
Note: This was Mark Shue’s morning devotional on the final day of our inaugural Gulf Coast Ride. He has graciously allowed us to share it with everyone.
Gary Schroeder: From start to finish to what’s next
Gary Schroeder: From start to finish to what's next
March 13, 2922
By Gary Schroeder
It always amazes me that no matter the lengths of a Bike Adventure ride, the end seems so far away when we start. But then in a flash, we’re packing up to go home.
Sara Dobbs: Smooth roads allow for great sightseeing
Sara Dobbs: Smooth roads make for great sightseeing
March 9, 2022
By Sara Dobbs
I was expecting rough roads today.
Diane Buckley-Maidt: The third build day
Diane Buckley-Maidt: The third build day of the ride
March 10, 2022
By Diane Buckley-Maidt
Today was our third build day of the ride. After a delicious breakfast provided by the Fuller Center Disaster Rebuilders we split into three teams.
