Biking
Women on Wheels: Closing the Local Cycling Gender Gap One Bike Shop at a Time
Whether competing in races, riding for exercise and recreation, or using a bike for transportation, women have consistently been outnumbered by men. That has been ...
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Coeur d’Alene Bike Co. Holds Weekly Indoor Trainer Rides
Winter has set deeply into the Inland Northwest. While there are some who have the gear and fortitude to brave the snow and ice on ...
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Guest Opinion: Save the John Wayne Trail
Many of my friends know me as a trail guy. For many years I have been working with the city of Spokane to fund, promote ...
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Head West for Desert Riding at Beezley Hills
I had just finished loosening the last lug nut on my snow tires when the phone rang. It was Marty. “Let’s ride, buddy!” he said. ...
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The Secret Lives of Bike Shop Mechanics
What do you know about the person who works on your bike when you take it to a local bike shop? I randomly selected three ...
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Fall Means It’s Cyclocross Time
Cyclocross season begins in October. Cyclocross is a sport you can take as seriously as you want, which means a lot of people just have ...
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Out of Bounds: What Happens When Some Dirt-Loving People with Shovels Find Untapped Terrain
Ken rolls across the parking lot in full armor. He looks like some kind of garage sale version of a super hero, covered in dust ...
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10 Spokane-Area Hills to Climb Before You Die!
I am a long-time road biker, and I have an obsession for hills, which makes living in Spokane something akin to a kid in ...
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Dream Big—Your Bike Can Take You There
What is normal for you when you ride a bike? How far do you go? What kind of riding do you do? Do you ever ...
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