Biking
The Buffalo Bike Soldiers’ Epic Trek Across the West
Twenty soldiers from the 25th Infantry Regiment rode from Fort Missoula, Montana, to St. Louis, Missouri, in 1897. It took them 41 days to make ...
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DIY Bike Gear
When you have a hankering to make your own bike gear. Hank Greer shares how he did it, in this Everyday Cyclist column (Sept. 2016). ...
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Urban Trail Etiquette
The golden rule for nearly every community trail in America is simple. Whether you run, walk, or ride, do so in a manner that maximizes ...
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Cycling in the City: The State of Urban Riding in the Inland NW
Erik Solberg, a tall, thin 30-year-old newspaper archivist who sometimes sports a curly rattail and speaks fluent Feminist, rides a silver fixed-gear bike with a ...
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Rivers & Ridges Ride Offers Road Biking Routes for all Types of Riders (October 1, 2016, Clarkston, Wash.)
Experience some of the Northwest’s most stunning, low-traffic road biking on scenic routes through the Snake River canyon country and the Palouse at the annual ...
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Explore Coeur d’Alene’s Bike Scene with Others
You know that bike that is sitting in your garage with one low tire and a layer of dust on the seat? You should be ...
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Biking Your Way to Pokémon GO Domination
Look into your phone screen, and the city around you transforms into a land of magical creatures. You, an elite trainer on one of three ...
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“Ride the Reactor” Ride Offers Cyclists a Two-Wheel Tour of the Manhattan Project National Historical Park (October 1)
One hundred cyclists will be the first in history to ride in the Manhattan Project National Historical Park in Tri-Cities, Washington! Bike Tri-Cities, the cycling ...
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Five Epic Road Rides in Northeast Washington
Northeast Washington, with Colville at its epicenter, is being discovered as a world-class road-biking destination. Spectacular mountain panoramas, bucolic valley landscapes, and miles of stunning ...
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