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Brian Tripp

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Born

lynwood ca. , The United States

Website

http://www.briansride.net

Genre

Travel, Nonfiction, Memoir

Influences

Ted Simon, Jupiter's Travels ...more

Member Since

January 2019

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Born in L.A., raised in Carson City NV. I'd always lived a life obsessed by motorcycles and bicycles. As a young man I joined the Air Force and in one form or other have made my way through adulthood as an aircraft mechanic.
I live in Patterson CA, and work in San Francisco. Married with two boys, now grown and gone, the aspirations to write didn't drive the story of "Briansride." The adventure was so large that notes had to be kept, the tales too entertaining to not write it down, I had to tell the world.
I've always enjoyed telling the stories of a crazy weekend at a concert or a race track, I've always been happy with my ability to write an engaging paragraph. I've immensly enjoyed this project, combining the two.
The greatest fulfillm ...more

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Hello Everyone

Hello everyone. I'd never presume to say author. I'm an aircraft mechanic that paid just enough attention in grade school to write well enough to describe a tale like you've never heard.
In 2008 I took off work for eight months, leaving my family and world behind, and rode an old touring bicycle around the world. California to Hong Kong, wheezing and gasping my middle aged frame through nine countr Read more of this blog post »

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