Layover Day in Missoula, MT


Kettle House Brewery in downtown Missoula.  This place had a very good IPA and stout. 


The layover day in Missoula let me take the bike down for a little chain cleaning and a general checkover. 
I had a chance to visit the Adventure Cycling headquarters while hanging around downtown waiting for my bike 

There are some bikes Adventure Cycling has from past trips that had historic significance.

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