LAGBRAU FEEDBACK Read what previous riders say about the ride
	This week I sorted pictures I had taken on LAGBRAU and in the process relived the fabulous ride through Utah. The scenery was spectacular, the rest stops were great and I enjoyed the breakfasts and dinners. I especially want to thank you for going out of your way to shuttle us to scenic spots in the National Parks so we got to see everything we wanted. Thanks for making this tour a truly memorable experience. Given the beauty of the scenery and route, I stronly encourage you to continue your efforts to turn LAGBRAU into one of the premier MUST DO tours in the U.S. --- Louis I was one of the participants in the 2005 LAGBRAU and just wanted to let you know what I thought about the event.... Epic.... Loved it... What a Beautiful place.Thanks for organizing the 05 event. For me, it was the ride of a lifetime, so far. Best regards, David Whitmer Let me say that I couldn't have enjoyed the ride more. I have experienced about a dozen tours of this type, and LAGBRAU is the first ride that I'd consider repeating! --- Diana-from-Detroit I truly had a great time biking across Utah with the group, experiencing the state in this unique manner and I thoroughly enjoyed the new friends I made on the ride. The riding venue that you have in Utah is exceptional-a world class panorama of spectacular scenery.Thanks for all of your hard work and dedication in creating LAGBRAU. With best regards, --- Karl Martersteck I just finished the 2005 Lagbrau ride. It was wonderful! The scenery was the best in the west. There is so much to see and do along the way that it was impossible to take it all in. I did manage to shoot 140 photos along the way. --- Lew Haines-Las Vegas A fellow cyclist described it was like "riding your bicycle through a picture postcard". We have ridden numerous one week rides east of the Mississippi, but this was our first in the west. This one week ride was indeed the BEST of the BEST for both scenic and challenging cycling days. Each cycling day was more unique and amazing than the previous. Individuals from low elevation cycling routes in FL to HI along with 22 other states, Canada, and Germany met the 7 day challenge of miles and elevation climbs. Where else but on a bike ride like this can you meet and greet other great cyclists! In only its second year, the planning and logistical challenges of staging such a ride across scenic southern Utah are well done by ride director Les Titus. Where else can you find a ride that you can experience "postcard" views of National Monuments such as Natural Bridge, Grand Staircase-Escalante and Cedar Breaks along with National Parks of Capital Reef, Bryce and Zion, and Glen Canyon (Lake Powell) National Recreation Area not to mention National Forests? Many scenic side trips options are available for the energetic as well as the cycling bike path through the most beautiful Red Canyon. Imagine cycling for most of 5 days on simply 3 Scenic Byways, not seeing your first stop sign until day 5 - out of Bryce Canyon - or seeing your first stoplight of the week at the end of day 6 in Cedar City? Have you ever bicycled for two days with NO houses, NO mailboxes, or NO services? It is you and your bicycle friends, very little traffic and nature with all its scenic abundance. This is when you count on your ride support crews, and INDEED they did……supporting the cyclists with fresh fruit, snacks, drinks and SAG when needed. If you are in search of an unforgettable cycling adventure, you should consider adding this tour to your cycling resume. We hope that this ride will continually prosper to assist Native American youth and their educational opportunities. Les Titus and others are committed to continual improvement of this most unique and scenic cycling ride. Yes, this can be done on a tandem! --- Steve and Carol Hopkins, Anywhere, USA