I don’t remember when I started smoking, but I remember when I quit. I also don’t remember when I started riding a bike to work, but it’s the best addiction I’ve ever had, and I’m not about to stop. I get two fixes five days a week. If you’ve ever wanted to give cycling to […]
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May 24-25 of this year will mark the 15th running of the 24 Hours Round The Clock Race at Riverside State Park. This year’s race theme, “A Hard Day’s Night,” is one of the most appropriate themes yet. The race is a loop of trails about 15 miles long covering a wide variety of the
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In my mind, the bike lanes in Spokane serve one of two purposes. Some of them take you places you’d like to go, and some of them allow you to answer in the positive when you’re asked, “Does Spokane have bike lanes?” The latter are what I’ve heard referred to as bike lanes of opportunity.
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The starting line. // Photo Josh Greer. OTM writer Hank Greer has a great blog post on the frigid cold running competition over at his Shallow Cogitations blog.
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My call for outdoor recreation album covers has finally yielded a masterpiece. I just about did a back-flip when this image showed up in my email box courtesy of Hank Greer. Apparently the record is some sort of soft jazz-rock fusion, but the cover is 100% hardcore: classic 70’s cycling gear straddling the center line.
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Pedals2People Free Bike Tune Up from h greer on Vimeo. Hank over at the Shallow Cogitations just put up a great short video about Pedals2People’s West Central neighborhood bike tune-up this past weekend. If you like this please check out the rest of Hank’s blog. He’s one of the best blog-writers in town trains his
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