Tag: bike tourism
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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 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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Bike Pic Dec 19, fond memories riding along Summit Ave in St. Paul
Fond memories! We found this picture taken this last year of these two bikers enjoying warm weather riding on Summit Avenue, in St. Paul, MN.
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The inaugural issue of the Have Fun Biking National Guide is here
We are pleased to introduce our inaugural issue of the Have Fun Biking National Guide. It all started back in 2006 with HaveFunBiking.com (HFB) and ever since we have been publishing bike guides. Like our Bike/Hike Guide series, our goal is to continue to help bicyclists, seasoned and new to the sport with the the latest information…
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Bike Pic Nov 14, one more perfect fall bicycle ride
A peaceful Tuesday morning for one more fall bike ride and the perfect time to stop by your local bike shop and see the latest in warm weather gear. Maybe gain some great tips to extend your biking season as cooler temps approach.
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Bike Pic Nov 2, the good times on RAGBRAI this summer
Reflecting back to the good times in the saddle, this biker chick enjoyed her time riding across Iowa on RAGBRAI and all the other great ride opportunities that took place through the summer of 2017.
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Bike Pic Oct 9, he said what about Columbus Day?
As cyclists around the country enjoyed a Sunday cruise, the chatter was pretty heavy on remarks that were broadcast and tweeted about Columbus Day.


