Everyday Cyclist
Everyday Cyclist: New Bike/Ped Projects Break Ground
Every summer there’s a lot of road maintenance. This summer, we’re starting to see a few more bike-friendly bits of construction. Here’s a quick look ...
John Speare
June 1, 2009
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Everyday Cyclist: Great Bike Gear Wishlist
If a manager of a local bike shop (LBS) asked me “Hey, John, what kind of stuff would you like to see us carry?” this ...
John Speare
May 1, 2009
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Everyday Cyclist: I Was A Carbon Frame Virgin
A couple weeks ago I rode out to Fitness Fanatics bike shop with the goal of riding some super-light carbon and titanium racing bikes. All ...
John Speare
April 1, 2009
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Everyday Cyclist: Tips For Early Spring Cycling
For many cyclists, March is the first month to recover the bike from the garage and take the first ride of the year. There are ...
John Speare
March 21, 2009
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Everyday Cyclist: Bike Races We’d Like To See
Just over a month ago, representatives from the USA Cycling organization flew into Spokane to evaluate our fair city as a potential site for the ...
John Speare
February 1, 2009
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Everyday Cyclist: Combat The Cold With Clothes
RIDING YOUR BIKE in the winter can be a lot of fun. Like any other winter activity, fun starts turning to misery and suffering quickly ...
John Speare
January 1, 2009
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Everyday Cyclist: Bike Commuter Gift
UNTIL I STARTED COMMUTING by bike, I was a recreational mountain biker. When I decided to commute to work about 7 years ago, I was ...
John Speare
December 1, 2008
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Everyday Cyclist: Rookie Cyclocross Racer Tells All
As a cyclist, late autumn is traditionally a transition time. The short sleeves of summer are long packed away and endless calibration between under-dressing and ...
John Speare
November 1, 2008
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Everyday Cyclist: Off-Road Trail Paradise
I recently got a new road bike that can take pretty fat tires. After writing about the joys of “underbiking” a couple months ago, my ...
John Speare
October 1, 2008
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