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RideForNick

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  1. I realize that this is probably not an international issue or
    even one that is of national interest. It is probably only of local interest,
    but I consider you my extended family, having been a small
    part of this group since 1999. I realize that we are a mixed
    group of people, of varied interests, but we all have one
    interest in common, touring. I have to share with you
    a personal story... My son and I have taken three extended trips
    on at least one recumbent bike for the last three years, this year
    we were planing our forth, both of us on recumbent bikes,
    when a classmate of my son was brutally
    murdered in Iraq. His name was Nick Berg.
    Reports of his death affected my family, my son and his classmates
    greatly. Brian has decided to turn this ride which was to be the first
    leg of our transcontinental ride, at two week takes, into a memorial
    ride for Nick. As a father, I am proud of my son's unselfishness, and
    his social conscience. As a friend i am glad to support him as a travel
    companion, confidant, bike mechanic, and father. He has a web site
    about this memorial ride at:
    http://www.ridefornick.org

    Please, lets just stop the hatred, Remember the person and not his
    death.

    Regards, Daniel Payne
    West Chester, Chester County, Pa, USA

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