Bike To Work Spokane party at the Steamplant Grill, 2008. // Photo Jeff Ferguson. If you’ve never biked to work before these classes are great way to start: Bike Workshops Scheduled Spokane, WA – Bike To Work Spokane’s commitment to bike education continues with four local bicycle workshops that are being presented as a prelude […]
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The good folks at Crumpler sent me this terrific hydration pack and I decided some lucky reader should get it. It’s nice and bright for cycling and is tough as nails. All you need to do is send an email to contest@outtheremonthly.ziplinestaging.com with “Crumpler” in the subject line, your phone number, and the answer to
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Can you say “Only in Spokane?” To be honest there maybe some folks in Idaho and Montana who believe that too. Spokane’s John Ahern, who gained fame for asking LC High School students how many babies they were killing–and equating gay people with pets, is leading the charge against sustainability in front of the city
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I know it’s hard to believe, but someday soon there will actually be dust on mountain bike trails in our area–not just wet, muddy, slime. To help hasten that day we present this freeride video shot at Beacon Hill. This is one of the videos mentioned in our current cover story. Read it here if
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Gray Wolf pups in the Methow Valley, Washington. // Photo Courtesy of Conservation Northwest. Lot’s of things. You may not know about these controversial endangered animals, including the latest on the Okanogan poaching case, that’s why we called Conservation Northwest’s Jasmine Minbashian for the latest.Click here for brief interview with Jasmine Minbashian of Conservation Northwest.
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Head to Gonzaga tomorrow for Spring Break Rail jam. Here’s the dirt on snow: 20 Tons of Snow to Fall on Gonzaga’s Crosby Quad This Thursday, April 2nd, the Cricket Wireless Campus Rail Jam Tour will hold the 6th round of a nationwide ski and snowboarding tour, which is completely free and open to the
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Bicycling For Women Gale Bernhardt Velo Press, 2008, 261 pages Bicycling for women is geared (no pun intended) toward cyclists in training—whether for a competition or to meet a personal performance goal. Cyclists unsure of which training program suits them best, what diet advice to take and what to discard, or which studies about women
With her lilting, angelic voice, notable crew of backing musicians, and steady schedule of local appearances, KARLI FAIRBANKS has long kept herself at the forefront of Spokane’s music scene. Perhaps it could have been predicted then, but nonetheless let it be said, Fairbanks is about to have a big 2009. Regardless of whether or not
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A couple weeks ago I rode out to Fitness Fanatics bike shop with the goal of riding some super-light carbon and titanium racing bikes. All of my bikes are made of steel, have leather saddles, and they all shift with older style shifting. I love my bikes, but I’ve wanted to try riding a modern
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