Biking
Hand-Built Wheels Put Cyclists in the Right Direction
No sooner do I lean my bike against the fence than Matt Larsen glances down and says, “Your tires are on backwards.” Sure enough, when ...
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New Bike Club in Town
There’s a new bike club in town, and you might already be a member. Just don’t expect club rides or to see kits in their ...
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Bike Everywhere for Bike to Work Week (May 16-20)
Spokane’s Bike to Work Week, May 16-20, will be hosted by the Spokane Bicycle Club this year. A Monday morning pancake breakfast in Riverfront Park ...
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Three Amigos Take on the Continental Divide
Riding the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route from New Mexico to Canada The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route offers up to 200,000 feet of elevation ...
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Best Family Bike Rides: These Inland NW Trails Are Great for Kids of All Ages
Biking as a family has never been easier. From bike trailers that hold two children and toddler balance bikes to trail-a-bikes and child-bike seats, there ...
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Beacon Hill/Camp Sekani Trails Need Your Help!
By Evergreen East The Conservation Futures application deadline is coming up and Beacon Hill needs your voice. We don’t need to tell you that Beacon ...
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Biking Betties: Mountain Bike Group Gets More Women Riders Out on Area Trails
Jaime Rees handles her mountain bike like a professional downhill mountain bike racer. Because she is one. Penny Schwyn is a certified mountain bike coach ...
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SaddleSore 24 Fundraiser for Cup of Cool Water (May 12)
Local athlete Jeremy Anglin has a heart for both endurance sports and Cup of Cool Water, a faith-based nonprofit organization in downtown Spokane that helps ...
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“Susie Forest” Tree Planting Memorial and Bike Ride (April 16)
At 10 a.m. on April 16, 2016, cyclists and walkers are invited to gather for the planting of a special tree at the Nest at ...
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