Category: News
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Bike Pic 13, fond summer memories on the cycle cross course
Reflecting back, there were a lot of fond summer memories this last year. Is your bike ready for that #nextbikeadventure that lays ahead in 2018?
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Bike Pic 12, yea its Friday the fun of riding even if not to win
Yea its Friday and with so many fat bike races coming up in the next several weeks why not consider entering one. Not to win, unless you are highly competitive, but to get out on a new fat bike course that is groomed and ready for you to explore.
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Bike Pic 11, fond summer memories, prep your bike for 2018
Reflecting back, there were a lot of fond summer memories this last year. Is your bike ready for that #nextbikeadventure that lays ahead in 2018?
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Bike Pic 9, fond summer memories for this biker chick on RAGBRAI
Fond summer memories on RAGBRAI, of this biker chick in the saddle, enjoy the country fresh air and lush corn fields while riding across Iowa.
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Bike races are a great way to experience new trails and routes
The big issue with traveling elsewhere to ride is finding the good trails, best routes or fun secret spots that only the locals know about. That’s why I recommend you enter a bike race. Not for the race, but for the route.
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Bike Pic Jan 5, warmer weather ahead allows for outdoor fun
Yeah its Friday and with warmer weather predicted in a day or so, its time to get the bike, skis or walking boots our for some winter fun.
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Studded tires extend your season with safety and traction
Winter’s icy grip can be an unforgivable time for bicyclists riding without studded tires. We enjoy the solitude of winter riding and the added fitness it offers, but as rain or snow turns to ice real dangers abound.
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Bike Pic Jan 2, fond memories riding along the scenic lane
We found this picture, taken last year, of a group of bikers enjoying warm weather, sunshine and fond memories while rolling into Bloomington, MN from the western suburbs of the Twin Cities.
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With more darkness then daylight the zen and the art of night biking
Seasons change and eventually we are left with more night than day. This annual march to the darkest day of the year was the inspiration Frost needed to write Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening and on occasion my “Little Horse” asks if “there is some mistake”, but of course frost was talking about…