Assignment Camp Zama

North"wet" · Jun 22, 2006, 07:12

Greetings:
Glad I found this forum and believe it will be very useful. Looking at an assignment to Camp Zama and seeking information on the area, especially bicycling.
I look forward to bringing my Trek 520 touring bike and getting a folding bike (Dahon?) as soon as I arrive.
Lots of files to read.

Later,
North"wet"

Thomas · Jun 22, 2006, 09:40

Hi North"wet",

welcome aboard!

I am sure that some of our US members might be able to assist you. We are looking forward to you joining one of our next rides.

Freeride39 · Jun 23, 2006, 10:46

I am stationed in Diego Garcia right now, but my next assignment is at Yokota AB. Yes I know the Camp Zama area well! Good biking but Japan is very congested as so many places in Japan. You can enjoy a ride, but you have to be very defensive rider. You will deal with narrow roads, ton of blind spots, but we as cyclists deal with that every ride. Take care, Freeride39

Originally Posted by North"wet"

Greetings:
Glad I found this forum and believe it will be very useful. Looking at an assignment to Camp Zama and seeking information on the area, especially bicycling.
I look forward to bringing my Trek 520 touring bike and getting a folding bike (Dahon?) as soon as I arrive.
Lots of files to read.

Later,
North"wet"

Hank · Jun 26, 2006, 16:14

Originally Posted by North"wet"

Greetings:
Glad I found this forum and believe it will be very useful. Looking at an assignment to Camp Zama and seeking information on the area, especially bicycling.
I look forward to bringing my Trek 520 touring bike and getting a folding bike (Dahon?) as soon as I arrive.
Lots of files to read.

Later,
North"wet"

Hello North"wet", I might be able to help you locally, as I live in Aobadai and visit Camp Zama now and then, taking "middle-weight" roads 140 and 51. I think it is about 8 miles away from my dorm. I've got a Trek 520 as well, and recently got my front rack and panniers hooked up (replacing a perineum- and cavernosal artery-crushing backpack, and adding a wind-pusher...).

I'll be leaving at the end of August. If you get in before then, feel free to PM me and we can set up a time to ride around.

Hank

Jun 22, 2006, 07:12	#1
North"wet" Junior Biker Joined: Jun 2006 Location: USA Posts: 1	Assignment Camp Zama Greetings: Glad I found this forum and believe it will be very useful. Looking at an assignment to Camp Zama and seeking information on the area, especially bicycling. I look forward to bringing my Trek 520 touring bike and getting a folding bike (Dahon?) as soon as I arrive. Lots of files to read. Later, North"wet"

Jun 23, 2006, 10:46	#3
Freeride39 Peloton Leader Joined: May 2006 Location: California/Tokyo Japan/Okinawa Posts: 580 11	I am stationed in Diego Garcia right now, but my next assignment is at Yokota AB. Yes I know the Camp Zama area well! Good biking but Japan is very congested as so many places in Japan. You can enjoy a ride, but you have to be very defensive rider. You will deal with narrow roads, ton of blind spots, but we as cyclists deal with that every ride. Take care, Freeride39 Originally Posted by North"wet" Greetings: Glad I found this forum and believe it will be very useful. Looking at an assignment to Camp Zama and seeking information on the area, especially bicycling. I look forward to bringing my Trek 520 touring bike and getting a folding bike (Dahon?) as soon as I arrive. Lots of files to read. Later, North"wet"

Jun 26, 2006, 16:14	#4
Hank Biker Joined: Jun 2006 Location: Yokohama, Japan Posts: 45 2	Originally Posted by North"wet" Greetings: Glad I found this forum and believe it will be very useful. Looking at an assignment to Camp Zama and seeking information on the area, especially bicycling. I look forward to bringing my Trek 520 touring bike and getting a folding bike (Dahon?) as soon as I arrive. Lots of files to read. Later, North"wet" Hello North"wet", I might be able to help you locally, as I live in Aobadai and visit Camp Zama now and then, taking "middle-weight" roads 140 and 51. I think it is about 8 miles away from my dorm. I've got a Trek 520 as well, and recently got my front rack and panniers hooked up (replacing a perineum- and cavernosal artery-crushing backpack, and adding a wind-pusher...). I'll be leaving at the end of August. If you get in before then, feel free to PM me and we can set up a time to ride around. Hank

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Jun 22, 2006, 09:40	#2
Thomas the Crank Engine Joined: Nov 2005 Location: 西大島 Posts: 1,852 Blog Entries: 12 47	Hi North"wet", welcome aboard! I am sure that some of our US members might be able to assist you. We are looking forward to you joining one of our next rides.

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