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Home    Home    Blog    Texas HW    Gator Country HW    Cheese Country HW    Four Corners HW    Trans-Texas HW    Rocky Mt HW    Viva Las Vegas HW    HW Brevets    Texas Routes    Texas Info    Gator Routes    Cheese Country Routes    Four Corners Routes    Trans-Texas Routes    Rocky Mt Routes    Vegas Routes    HW Brevet Routes    Register    Merchandise    Training    About Us    History    FAQs    Philosophy    Lifestyles    Contact Us    Ship Your Bike		Suffice it to say, we will see it all! Starting in the desert city of El Paso, we will traverse the northern reaches of the Chihuahuan Desert, quickly cross the "Texas Divide," and then cruise "downhill" all the way to Shreveport. Of course, it won't be quite that easy, but it will be a net descent headed east. We'll proceed from desert vegetation to the dry grassland prairies, which will eventually give way to piney woods. As we roll eastward, the humidity will gradually increase. Yes, it will be hot in July, but we'll be leaving each day at the break of dawn. With daily mileages averaging 100 miles, experienced cyclists should have no problem finishing each day's route with little problem. Our tentative itinerary is as follows: 30th June: Arrive El Paso 01 July: El Paso to Van Horn 02 July: Van Horn to Monahans 03 July: Monahans to Big Spring 04 July: Big Spring to Abilene 05 July: Abilene to Stephenville 06 July: Stephenville to Hillsboro 07 July: Hillsboro to Tyler 08 July: Tyler to Shreveport Total mileage for the adventure is a little over 800 miles.
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