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Mayors' Ride Bios - John Lozier
1. Which Relay link do you want to ride?
Morgantown, WV to Pittsburgh
2. How you found us
Nick Hein
3. Why you want to do this ride
I like the idea of National Bicycle Greenway.
4. Tell us about your touring experience-
if
little or none, indicate
many miles have you ridden over the last year:
Not a lot of touring, but 20 years of daily commuting, about 5 miles a day.
5. Tell
us about your bike
Specialized Crossroads diamond frame. I also pull a Yakima one-wheel trailer.
6. Describe your training regimen
Daily commuting 5 miles, plus longer rides on weekends, etc. My longest ride ever was 100 miles, Morgantown to Cumberland, MD where my bike broke down (on my way to Washington, DC last year to participate in the NBG ride).
7. How are you making time for this
Retired.
8. What are your fears about doing this ride
No fears
9. Do you have any special skills that you
feel
would benefit the Mayors' Ride?
I play the folk harp, and will carry a small harp with me on the ride.
10. If you are involved with other non-profit organizations, please tell us about them:
Harping for Harmony Foundation
10. Anything
else you'd like to share with us?
After my bike broke down in Cumberland last year, I ended up driving Nick Hein to DC, and rode around with him for a day on one of his extra recumbants. Great bike! .
E-mail: jl@harpingforharmony.org
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