epicyclo - Member
Lands End to John O'Groats. Been wanting to do it since I was a boy.
Build your own trails (esp some cheeky ones deep in a forest somewhere) with some sweet timber frame action and all that good stuff.
to keep on having my yearly 1 weeks offroad tour with 3 very good mates.
fueled by ipa's and cooked breakfast.
until i die obviously.
Fit a front mech in under 6 hours would be nice.
mega and pump track until the tires start skidding.
Go for a last ride, down the Windsor trail in New Mexico, on my trusty Maverick, before I have a shag fest to celebrate my 178th birthday
I'd have to place the Marmotte and the Leadville 100.
If plans go right for next year I should be around Leadville in August. No way would I be fit for it though. What, was that a certain L Armstrong letting out a sigh of relief? 
Pack parachute as I missed that sharp left on the cliff...
And take out life assurance so my loved ones can buy a car to remember me by...
Moab and the Trans Rockies/Alps
Do some lift assisted riding in the Alps. I know loads of you guys do it and I'm dead envious because circumstances don't permit 
get a hardtail again
get a 360 table
Summer 08 I was at the bottom of Mt Ventoux. I was keen to ride it, but it just didn't fit with what we had planned. I really regret not riding it now, and I've promised myself to get back one day, which could be tough, as I now live in NZ!
Moab, North Shore, Lhasa to Khat, Cape Epic, win a race
Kinavit - Member
Lhasa to Kathmandu
+1 - or at least some other route through the Big Mountains.
When me and a few other pals were 22ish, we all saved for six months for a meticulously planned tour in the Himalayas. We'd done the Pyrenees the Summer before and thought we were ready 
Perhaps fortunately, it was called off as one of them got a job in Sotheby's, London, and the other broke his collar bone.
Anyway, that route is most definitely on my list.
Surprised to see no mention of GDR or Iditabike yet.
Oh sorry Ian. I'd love to do the Iditabike. But I'm too weak and feeble to even think about it.
/looks around
No, no-one I know is tough enough to manage it, unless you know someone....
cross simpson desert in oz
http://www.desertchallenge.org/
it's brutal in a 4WD - but I have to admit, since I heard about it, I can't help but want to do it.
I've met people who've done it and they all agree it is amazing in retrospect but brutal at the time. That's from 4WD and camel users too!
I also want to finish a 24 solo.
Mega Avalanche.
Own my own land avec singletrack.
lap of Oz.
London to Istanbul.
I reckon lap of Oz and finish 24 solo are most likely on that list TBH.
Everyone should do the Megavalanche - awesome experience.
I'd love to do some biking in the Himalayas, and Utah, and the Tour of Mont Blanc would be pretty cool too. I'd like to do some silly euro roadie race like the Marmotte at some point - but I dunno how likely that is.
Mont Ventoux
Simply the toughest barsteward out there, scary when you hit the bald top out of the trees having seen it from miles away, suddenly you are there, it was hard through the trees, but then it just keeps getting harder.
Then you turn around and come down, the most fun you can have with your pants on.
Brilliant.
Megavalanche
LEJOG Off Road
BC Bike Race
Go bike rafting in Alaska.........
North sea cycle route.
Vancouver to San Diego.
Summer 24 hour race above the arctic circle (24 hours of light in Yukon Territory)
24 hour race solo
Anything in Mongolia.
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