How could we plan a trip without these links? FYI: these are unpaid endorsements.
Adventure Cycling Association http://www.adventurecycling.org/
The publisher of our maps and advised route. The seven maps are plan-essential.
Warm Showers http://www.warmshowers.org/
A volunteer network of bicycle-friendly people offering on-the-route services, including lodging, possibly food, laundry and showers. The website is low on sophistication but I love the thrill of discovering stayover possibilities.
Crazyguyonabike http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/ another basic website that's advanced in its bike information: touring, places to stay and journals
Bike Flights http://BikeFlights.com is an easy-ship bike company that's outstanding in customer service and decently priced fees.
Road ID http://www.roadid.com Don't leave home without a Road ID, an emergency alert system that goes way beyond dog tag mentality. You even create your own emergency contact and information website and emergency phone number that first responders can easily access.
Better World Club http://www.betterworldclub.com/ Not your grandparent's auto club. Offers 24/7 on the road bike service just like The Other Group that focuses entirely on gasoline powered transportation. This one covers both.
Southwest Airlines You know how to find these people. The customer service line and I spent hours together on the why's and how's of transporting our Doughboy. And our flight fares were decent.
Jim's Bicycle Shop http://jimsbicycleshop.com/ The best tandem resource in Cincinnati. Jim not only sets up your bike, he patiently listens to your latest ontheroad story and responds nicely.
