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Bombing down 106

by Michael Cannon on July 17, 2009 in Poetry

Bombing down 106,
passing scooter and bus,
to left and to right,
there’s no greater feeling than that.
Actually, there’s one.
The feeling of knowing you’re on top again;
ready to go.

6/23/2009 – Waiting for a biking partner at the corner of 106 & 107 in Taishan-泰山.

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Monday morning started out much like the previous few days; early at 5 AM. Despite the early start, Michael T and I were feeling really good and we kept a strong riding pace of 19.3 kph from Waiao-外澳 until Keelung-基隆, 70 kilometers away. By doing so, this became Michael T’s fastest sustained ride ride [...]

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Before heading out on our long Northern Cross Highway road trip this weekend, Michael Turton and I needed to get into Taipei to meet up with fellow rider and group leader Michael Fahey.
Michael T and I rode down from Changgung University through Yonghe-永和 and crossed into Guting-古亭 Friday afternoon. Friday evening, we met with more [...]

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After yesterday’s long ride, I figured I’d take an easy this morning and drop down 106 to see if I could find a microfiber towel that I misplaced recently. No luck with the towel, but I did get a better look at a local public works projects in the “middle of nowhere” on 北77-1.
Riding [...]

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This morning, I had two purposes to my bike ride.
1. Is commuting to National Chengchi University-國立政治大學 by Mujha-木柵 feasible?
2. Meet Nathan Miller of Danshui-淡水。
On both fronts, it was a great success. However, there were a few speed bumps along the way. We missed our initial meetup location by time and wrong turns. Luckily, fortune [...]

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