Any Tianwei / Taizhong or even Thaijung Area Bicycle Riders / clubs. I brought my Road Bike from America - I use to race, actually I use to win stuff in Races. I am as Strong as The Great Smaug on the Wing when I ride :loco: … But I’d like to ride with some other people… Also if anyone is riding around Taiwan during the block vacation times I’d be interested in joining you - especially if you had your wife/husband/friend riding the sag vehicle and I could use it tp stash my gear too 
I think I could loop the Island in 1 or two weeks depending on how many sight seeing stops we were taking… 216 miles in a day was a bit tedious when I did it for one those silly ultra-marathons but day-day back to back century is always good for the belly if a bit hard on the buttocks.
Also, if I get really motivated and find some mud monsters I might be encouraged enough to buy a 800- 1.5 grand MTB. But right now it looks like there are no trails about and noone is begging me to jet their Multi-Sport to the trails with me and our bikes…
So far in my riding I’ve only come across and blown by, or slowed down for a bit of a chat some Taiwan fellows who seemed to be touring on fat tire MTBs … go figure? And, I sighted a few road bikers types who were chugging along at around 20 … ummm boring. 
Still, I suppose I’d have an enjoyable time and I should at least once join a slow group of riders just for the social aspect and just ride in front with my hands on the tops…
Further, sorry if this seems like boasting… I suppose it is to some extent but I wanted to try to convince any 53x12 guys or ladies out that that I am serious about some hammertime together. PM me or something…
And just to keep this on topic I’ll go ahead and post a picture in Kenting of me with my Silver Fey Born in America - Slain in Jeju - and Reborn in Tennessee. It’s a long story but to list all the frames I’ve snapped would be longer…
. We’ve been there twice and it is located by the Central Crossing highway (Route# 8) at milage 26K ?? where you can see a big bridge with red guardrails, get over the bridge and follow the paved road until you reach a platform. The trail starts uphill by the platform with 6KM on road and another 32, 33 KM off road dual tracks. You’d better apply for mountain permit at 24 K ?? Tian Lun police station, or sneak into the trail. The folllowing are the photos of Lee Leng.