Basic Bicycle Maintenance You Can Do Yourself Cover photo courtesy of Two Wheeler & Ski Dealer Regular bicycle maintenance keeps your bike running efficiently and extends the lifespan of its components. With a few simple checks and cleaning routines, you can prevent costly repairs and ensure a smooth, safe ride. Start putting this list of […]
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Learn bike maintenance tips and win prizes at Hayden’s Two Wheeler Dealer Join Hayden, Idaho’s Two Wheeler & Ski Dealer’s “Ask a Mechanic Anything Event,” Friday, March 14 from 5-7 p.m. This evening Q&A with the shop’s bike mechanic team will cover maintenance tips and the latest cycling trends. The event includes exclusive discounts on
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Explore the world of fishing, hunting, and outdoor adventure from the Inland NW and beyond at the 63rd annual Big Horn Show, March 20-23, 2025, at the Spokane County Fairgrounds. Find new destinations, outfitters, and trip ideas at this event packed with exhibitors, representatives from public lands and wildlife management agencies, and non-profits. This Spokane tradition
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Cover photo courtesy of Marc Schanfarber The Telebration telemark ski weekend is back this year at 49 Degrees North March 15-16 with telemark gear rentals, demos, group and private lessons. Enjoy a community gathering with other free-heel skiers, including an aprés showing of a telemark ski film in the Boomtown Bar on Saturday. Whether you’ve
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(Photos courtesy of F3T) The highly anticipated 19th Annual Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) is back and ready with a curated selection of the best fly fishing films from around the world. Anglers, outdoor enthusiasts, and adventure seekers from around the Inland NW are invited to join the tour stop in Spokane Tuesday, March 18
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Cover photo courtesy of Todd Mires Wild Walls was the passion project of climbing buddies and outdoors enthusiasts Timon Behan and Bill Lockwood. At a time with few indoor climbing gyms, the two worked with experts in the climbing industry and builders in the community to construct two main pillars from 60,000 pounds of steel,
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By Olivia Dugenet Cover photo courtesy of Olivia Dugenet I was backpacking alone because I had desperately needed a break from my everyday life. I was in the Lewis range of the Montana Rockies, in summer, and I had been rationing a low water supply for a couple of miles. There were no streams at
By Eric Deady Cover photo courtesy of Eric Deady Winter has landed upon us, and it is time once again to dust off the fat bike. For those of us who enjoy the idea of traveling through the landscape during winter on a bike, or for those who may be considering fat biking for the
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What Winter Camping Gear Do You Need? By Holly Weiler Cover photo courtesy of Holly Weiler Outdoor enthusiasts know that there is no bad weather, only inappropriate gear and clothing. There is no need to put away the camping supplies just because it’s below freezing and there’s a little snow on the ground! That choice
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