Elvis Has Left the Building

Like all good things, my UK tour has come to it’s end in the the beautiful city of Inverness, Scotland. Though I had hoped to finish on the Isle of Wight for the Bestival in September, I am very happy with what I acheived these past nine weeks Although, returning home to deal with a nasty toothache is a bit of a bummer. By the numbers, here’s how the tour turned out:

*over 2500 miles or, 4000kms
*nine weeks of riding with just 6 days off, although, on two of those I still went out for a ride
*four countries; England, Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland
*zero flat tires
*one broken Brooks B-17 titanium saddle
*thousands of pictures
*several new friends
*two tattoos
*countless memories and many valuable lessons learned.

Most importantly, I [re]discovered England. Though my country of birth, a place I’ve never really known as home. It has been wonderful to reunite with family, make new friends and really explore my homeland.

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You may be wondering where I’ll tour next. To be honest, I’m not sure, although, I will return to Ontario for the 100km Paul’s Dirty Enduro MTB race September 17th, as well as a couple of weeks mountain-biking in Colorado.

Rides that I am contemplating include a cross-Canada tour; the Continental Divide Ride mtb ride with my buddy Reilly; a tour through South-East Asia.

Since I may be posting a little less regularly now, please send me your e-mail address if you would like me to notify you once I resume touring and posting more often.

In the meantime, all I ask is that you take one thing from my blog and my adventures; the confidence to live life to the fullest. If you can, do it on two wheels.

With all my love and thanks,

Alex Bowling