Biking
Stolen, Pawned, but Not Forgotten
I locked my bike to a lamppost one sunny afternoon in May 2012, and it was gone an hour later when I returned. I know ...
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How to Jump a Bike: Four Steps to Take Flight on Two Wheels
It’s a feeling that takes you all the way back to childhood. Many of us can remember a time when we were much younger, free ...
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Walk, Bike, Bus
Spokane’s Garland district residents will soon receive an invitation in the mail to join the WalkBikeBus program offered in their neighborhood this summer. WalkBikeBus offers ...
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Woodrat 25er at Priest Lake Delivers Climbs and Views (June 4, 2016)
I dismounted again and sighed. Ten months earlier, I’d purchased my first mountain bike in more than two decades. While I had yet to complete ...
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The Roots Pursuit Team Bicycle Event (June 5)
Since 2011, The Roots Pursuit team bicycle event has brought cycling madness, environmental awareness and 12 lively challenges to downtown Coeur d’Alene. In the most ...
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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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