DAY 14: Coming to you from Judith Mountain Lodge, just outside Lewistown, Montana. We picked up a day yesterday by getting into Great Falls Montana a day earlier than anticipated. ⏰ ✅  We actually stopped a little bit short of what the route was because there's a bunch of construction outside of town. So rather than it being a 100 mile day, it wound up being a 75 mile day. That’s okay, all part of the gig. Tomorrow’s a rest day, which will be good.  The most interesting part of the day was riding along the highway and this helicopter swooped down on us. 🚁 In fact, it was a little scary as it circled around us. Later on a police car pulled us over and said that there was a convoy coming through with a wide load so they wanted to make sure that we were far enough off the side of the road so we would be safe.  It was a nice day, cloudy and cool at 60 degrees. We made good time and we're looking forward to a rest day tomorrow here at the lodge. Thanks for tuning in, be sure you go bizinmotion.org to support the ride and learn about the stories we're telling. Please consider donating to the cause and keep pushing that like button 👍 #bizinmotion Subscribe to get updates along Steve's journey, learn about the world of long-distance biking and exclusive interviews with entrepreneurial guests! 🚵  ✅ Website: https://bizinmotion.org/✅ Facebook: facebook.com/bizinmotion ✅ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bizinmotion✅ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/bizinmotion✅ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7mIIH8if4nXTX2GHZ3KmlM

Day 13 was a long day. He started out in Lincoln, Montana and ended up in Great Falls Montana. It was the longest day of the ride so far at 85 miles total. It started out with about a 20 mile ride up to the top of Rogers Pass, which is 5600 feet. It’s actually quite a bit easier than Lolo pass, it was more gradual. We were a little surprised that it went so well. 🚵  And then down toward Great Falls a lot of valleys. We were worried because you'd go down a valley, and then go up a pretty steep hill. There were at least half a dozen it seemed like and they never ended. We had to be careful, because it could cause some stability issues. 😬  But, once he made it to Simms, Montana, we decided that we would go the extra mile and get to Great Falls. Luckily we had the wind on our back for most of that. The last 10 miles were rough, my body was tired and it took a little while to get into Great Falls, but we're here! A day early!   Things are going well and the temperature is 80 degrees! So we look forward to another day tomorrow. Please visit bizinmotion.org and be sure to push that like button 👍   Subscribe to get updates along Steve's journey, learn about the world of long-distance biking and exclusive interviews with entrepreneurial guests! 🚵  ✅ Website: https://bizinmotion.org/✅ Facebook: facebook.com/bizinmotion ✅ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bizinmotion✅ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/bizinmotion✅ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7mIIH8if4nXTX2GHZ3KmlM

VLOG 12: So today, bicycle from Missoula to Lincoln at a total of 75 miles. The longest day so far. 💪   It started out very cold in the mid 30s. Even though I had a warm hat on under my bike helmet, I almost stopped and put my face mask on it was that cold. Very foggy. It took a long time  the sun to finally burst through and start to warm things up. We're in Lincoln at a little Colony Park. ☀️ Because I was able to get two rest days in Missoula, I think my legs felt good and fresh.   Tomorrow will be another long day, a 75 mile ride. The challenge is the first part of the ride, we go up a mountain pass, it's about 5600 feet. Then we ride another 60 miles or so. So hopefully it'll be a good day tomorrow, so we can get over that mountain and get to the next town. 🏔 So keep checking on us and be sure to hit that like button!

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VLOG 11: Today we ventured through Lolo Pass so the challenge was to get through the pass. It's a 12.8 mile climb and we made really good time. I was really pleased with getting over Lolo pass. It's a tribute to my coach Mike Norton portraying me and my bike a seven pack for getting me here. 📢🚴‍♂️  At the top, they have a nice Visitor Center, we got a chance to have a visit with the park ranger interesting little interview at will edit and post later on. So stay tuned for that. And what was the payoff was the rest of the ride, the rest of the day was like 40 miles down to Missoula. So we made Missoula and because of the way we staggered the days, and I biked for five days in a row, instead of taking a day off, we get two days off. So tomorrow's a day off.   And it's supposed to rain on the rest day so we get to skip the rain. I'm looking forward to the rest days. 💤  Check out bizinmotion.org to learn more!   ✅ Website: https://bizinmotion.org/✅Facebook: facebook.com/bizinmotion ✅ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bizinmotion✅ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/bizinmotion✅ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7mIIH8if4nXTX2GHZ3KmlM

We’re here in Dayton, Washington at the Chief Springs Fire and Iron Brew Pub. Nice little town Dayton, and we had dinner here last night. We enjoyed the food and conversations. So we're looking forward to talking to Anne and Mike Springs. They came up with their name because Mike was a fire chief for about 20 years of his career and the springs part comes from their last name. All of Mike’s firefighter friends would always call him chief, so the name stuck.   Mike and Anne got into the business because of the romantic dream of standing behind the bar, serving people coming from Mike's passion for helping people. Their motto reflects this in “The only thing we serve is customer service.” They want people to come to their pub, enjoy great beer, good food and old friends.   They brew their own beer in the basement. Everything they serve is either grown locally or sourced between the Poluse and Spokane - it’s all high quality grain. They also use local wheat and apple juice squeezed from local orchards.  The Spring’s put their own blood and sweat into the business, which has been essential for surviving the pandemic. They are thankful for the community support. If you're coming to Dayton, be sure you stop at Chief Spring’s Fire and Iron Brew Pub and meet Anne and Mike, enjoy some local home-brewed ale, good food, good company in a good community!  Subscribe to get updates along Steve's journey, learn about the world of long-distance biking and exclusive interviews with entrepreneurial guests! 🚵  ✅ Website: https://bizinmotion.org/✅ Facebook: facebook.com/bizinmotion ✅ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bizinmotion✅ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/bizinmotion✅ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7mIIH8i...

VLOG 10 - TROUT, RIVERS & BRIDGES: Another beautiful day, a little chilly so we had to double up on layers to stay warm. Stunning to be surrounded by the forests, and be able to hear a stream along the way. We had a nice lunch and we could even see trout swimming in some pools as we followed along the Lochsa River near Lowell, Idaho.  We were able to stop by an awesome suspension bridge over the river, which connected to a trail that went up into the mountains. We did 65 miles of riding on a gradual uphill to the base of Lolo Pass. Tomorrow we do the pass and we'll be on our way to Missoula!  ABOUT THE CAUSE: Imagine having the ability to fund a fellowship to teach tomorrow’s community leaders about entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership with the click of a button. Doesn’t it sound better than riding a bicycle for 3,700 miles during a three-month, cross-country odyssey? We thought so. 💡   Subscribe to get updates along Steve's journey, learn about the world of long-distance biking and exclusive interviews with entrepreneurial guests! 🚵   Website: https://bizinmotion.org/Facebook: facebook.com/bizinmotion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bizinmotionPodcast: https://anchor.fm/bizinmotionSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7mIIH8if4nXTX2GHZ3KmlM

VLOG 9: Another beautiful day started out very cold up in quick, smart Idaho. So we're up on top of the plane I think of the Blue Mountains. And it was 39 degrees and we traveled about 30 miles down from the plane. To the Rockies we beginning of the Rockies following the Clearwater from for another 30 miles and here we are in low Idaho and you can see from my surroundings, I feel like I feel like I should be in a movie fly fishing or something. And we saw a fly fisherman on the way. So Beautiful day about a 63 mile ride. Excellent sunny day, beautiful all afternoon. Nice ride especially a lot easier than the previous two days where we have long long climbs. So we're headed to low low pass we'll take on a low low pass in the next couple of days. So we got a lot of hard up the mountain bike and left to do this week, so it will be a challenge. Again, thanks for tuning in. You should have pushed that like button and check us out at isn't motion.org enjoy the videos that we posted of the entrepreneurs remember we're celebrating entrepreneurship and leadership and community. So check out those videos. Thanks for tuning in.   ABOUT THE CAUSE: Imagine having the ability to fund a fellowship to teach tomorrow’s community leaders about entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership with the click of a button. Doesn’t it sound better than riding a bicycle for 3,700 miles during a three-month, cross-country odyssey? We thought so. 💡   Subscribe to get updates along Steve's journey, learn about the world of long-distance biking and exclusive interviews with entrepreneurial guests! 🚵   Website: https://bizinmotion.org/Facebook: facebook.com/bizinmotion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bizinmotionPodcast: https://anchor.fm/bizinmotionSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7mIIH8if4nXTX2GHZ3KmlM

VLOG 8: Lewiston might not be the longest route, I think it's about 50 miles. So that's the one of the tougher days we had 27 miles up along kind of a mountain pass. And so it was slow going, kind of wore you out just from the switch the physical part, but the mental state of the game, but here we are, you're flapped, we're gonna rest up for basically, the Rocky Mountains starting this week. So we got a little taste of what it's like to tie him up. We got some more. Who started the day out with Chuck, videographer finding his three little shepherd dog in the parking lot that we were staying at that we stayed at a hotel last night. It was a nice dog, and we were able to get the information off the collar and contact the owner and there was a working separate dog. And they had brought the cattle down a month earlier this year because of the moisture problems in the area. And Rocky was kind of answered because rocky didn't have any cattle herd and kind of wandered off and so it was good that we found the dog so the Good Samaritan story I start the day with and a long climb and a successful day. So stay tuned for these updates. We'll be posting some more stories from entrepreneurs, celebrating entrepreneurship and communities. Keep pushing that like button, tell your friends go visit is in motion.org Thank you   ABOUT THE CAUSE: Imagine having the ability to fund a fellowship to teach tomorrow’s community leaders about entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership with the click of a button. Doesn’t it sound better than riding a bicycle for 3,700 miles during a three-month, cross-country odyssey? We thought so. 💡   Subscribe to get updates along Steve's journey, learn about the world of long-distance biking and exclusive interviews with entrepreneurial guests! 🚵   Website: https://bizinmotion.org/Facebook: facebook.com/bizinmotion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bizinmotionPodcast: https://anchor.fm/bizinmotionSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7mIIH8if4nXTX2GHZ3KmlM

VLOG 7 Update: Washington and Oregon Completed  Thanks for tuning in. Today we went from Dayton to Lewiston. So we completed Washington and Oregon and now, Idaho. So this is the beginning of the Rocky Mountain class today we had a proven climb, long climb. I think we started in Dayton and it was climbing, like 30 miles or something. So it was kind of a long day. kind of wore me out towards the end, but a good day, beautiful day. So onward we go. And thanks for tuning in. Be sure to push that thumbs up button.  ABOUT THE CAUSE: Imagine having the ability to fund a fellowship to teach tomorrow’s community leaders about entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership with the click of a button. Doesn’t it sound better than riding a bicycle for 3,700 miles during a three-month, cross-country odyssey? We thought so. 💡   Subscribe to get updates along Steve's journey, learn about the world of long-distance biking and exclusive interviews with entrepreneurial guests! 🚵   Website: https://bizinmotion.org/Facebook: facebook.com/bizinmotion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bizinmotionPodcast: https://anchor.fm/bizinmotionSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7mIIH8if4nXTX2GHZ3KmlM

Day #6 Update: Crossing from Washington to Oregon (Walla Wall Area)   

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