Here we are 51 miles do the finish line. Had an awesome ride up to the viewpoint out of The Dalles.

Dean and I were the first two to arrive with our single belt drive machines. On the way after this to a nice lunch stop.

All riders them staged three miles from the finish line.

From here we all drove to the Skamania Lodge over the finish line! We made it! 2857 miles on the little Excelsior. Wow!

Hard to put into words the emotions I had when crossing the line. I cried with joy I made it. The most difficult and challenging endeavor I have embarked on. Now to try and “go back to a normal” lifestyle.

I will follow up on this blog in a few days with some final thoughts.

Thank you all for the support and positive karma; it has helped keeping me motivated.

Later…

16 Replies to “Stage 15: Finale stage”

  1. Dear Chris
    👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻congratulations👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
    Standing ovation here at the wyss family❤️ – we are so proud. Overwhelming!!!
    A BIG BIG HUG, love from CH❤️

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  2. Chris thanks for all the blogs you have done on your cannonball adventure, I am jealous and so proud of you . today’s blog brought tears to my eyes seeing the smile on your face congratulations on conquering the cannonball see you soon
    Greg Fisher

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  3. Congratulations Chriss what you and the guys did was short of a miracal .Thank you for taking us along on this amazing adventure.sad to see its over . Cant wait to hear all about it when you get home . TEAM # 9 RULES !!!

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  4. Congratulations on the run. To complete the run is remarkable but to do so and lead in the standings for two thirds of the run is exceptional. I am going to miss the daily adventures as the run and the blog comes to an end.

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  5. WOW. You have made bike patriots (learning to appreciate that) and Hazen family (already there) so charged! Wondferful man, incredible journey no doubt full with life lessons. A toast to Chris Tribbey and your crew for this ride of a lifetime. Hope that Brewer’s stadium is big enough to accommodate homecoming!

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  6. p.anderson@boat-law.com

    On Mon, Sep 24, 2018 at 10:38 AM Restoration of Tribbey-Hazen 1911 Excelsior and 2018 Cannonball Run wrote:

    > Chris Tribbey posted: “Here we are 51 miles do the finish line. Had an > awesome ride up to the viewpoint out of The Dalles. Dean and I were the > first two to arrive with our single belt drive machines. On the way after > this to a nice lunch stop. All riders them staged three m” >

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