2007 Seattle to Portland bike ride webcast

This is my first webcast, and it might be my last.

I took my video camera along with me when I rode over to the first leg of the 200-mile Seattle to Portland bike ride ( STP ) Saturday morning.

This might add a new dimension to Biking Bis coverage if I can work on my delivery. It … ah .. sucks. Check it out if you have 3 minutes.

Permanent link to this article: https://www.bikingbis.com/2007/07/14/2007-seattle-to-portland-bike-ride-webcast/

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