The mission

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2nd of May  -  2nd of June, 2013

Cycling the Pacific Coast Highway is one of the most amazing cycling experiences in the world.Washington, Oregon, North California - the best part of the Pacific Northwest of US.

From Seattle to San Francisco, 1000+ miles within approx. 3 weeks
 with our Surly Disc trucker bikes which I built with my own two hands







Photos: Adventure Cycling Association

Location: Seattle, WA, USA

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