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Have you seen the giant trolls of Detroit Lakes?
If you’re a gamer, an outdoor enthusiast, or a fan of fairy tales, you will appreciate visiting the giant trolls in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. Here, with a slight twist on Alice in Wonderland, these huge figures spin a folk tale about one of the giant trolls, Alexa Elixer, who breaks a curse that binds humans.
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Sept 12 Bike Pic: Safe riding fun
This warm weather Saturday, road safety or trial etiquette is something to keep in mind
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Sept 8 Bike Pic: Your safety may be in question?
This humid Tuesday, have rain gear handy and keep safety in mind on your ride
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Added visibility for safety and fun in fall’s limited light
With fall just around the corner and the days are getting shorter, we must consider visibility while staying active amongst the autumn colors. As the leaves change, we need to focus on passive and active visibility. Features like reflectors and bright colors provide passive visibility, while lights and blinkers are excellent examples of active visibility.
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Helpful tips to consider before purchasing an E-bike
E-bikes are a fun and eco-friendly way to travel. They offer a new way to get around and a perfect for commuting or running errands. With the growing popularity of the e-bike, here are some of the top questions to ask when making a purchase:
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Tour of Lakeville kicks off its fall art festival with a bike ride
Before the city’s 18th annual art festival, Saturday, September 20, enjoy the trails and bike lanes on the Tour of Lakeville. Registration is free with two routes. Select between the 6 to 8-mile (kid-friendly) ride route or the 18 to 20-mile scenic bike trip on Lakeville’s trails and bike lanes. Then enjoy the Art Festival.
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‘Rock-N-Roll the Lakes’ bike ride in Southern Minnesota is back
As the hometown of rock-n-roll icons Eddie Cochran, and Marion Ross (also known as Mrs. C from Happy Days) knows, Albert Lea, MN is a place to rock! You’re also likely to spot one of the many eagles, pelicans, and countless other birds and wildlife that live in the area when riding around the local…
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Bicycle safety reminder for both cyclists and motorists
As we head into the warmer months, many are ready are ready to enjoy the a sunshine, commute, or get some exercise. Since May is National Bike Safety Month, here are a few quick reminders to help keep both cyclists and drivers safe on the road this summer. Sharing these reminders could save a life.…
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Being visible and noticed doesn’t end when the sun comes up
Now that spring is here and riding and walking outdoors are in full swing, stay visible and noticed. Wear clothing that makes you stand out when riding your bike or walking along the road or trail. Being noticed by others is the key to avoiding accidents. Focus on the two forms, passive and active visibility,…
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Courteous tips for a fun ride on or off the bike trails
With warmer spring temperatures drying out the bike trails, we thought it would be good to repeat a message developed by the International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA). These tips work well for courteous conduct on both shared-use paths and lanes. Keep in mind that procedures for yielding and passing may vary in different locations or with…