Look out for new bike racks at these locations: Twist Yoga Studio x 1 Merlin’s Games and Books x 1 Rings and Things x 1 Spokane Athletic Club x 1 Runners Soul x 1 Leland’s on Wall x 1 Concept Home x 1 America West Bank Bldg x 1 Spokane Regional Business Center (GSI) x […]
We posted last month about sharrows planned for Southeast Blvd. and 37th Ave. The lines have been painted on Southeast Blvd., and these sharrows look suspiciously similar to bike lanes. Here’s what our new “sharrows” on Southeast Blvd. look like: This is what sharrows actually look like: The difference? Sharrows are shared lanes, reinforcing existing
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You have another week to sign up for the Tour des Lacs on Sept. 19-20, a two-day ride from Spokane to Coeur d’Alene via a number of routes that vary in difficulty. Some of the options include a cruise, and two meals are provided for everyone. Find out more here.
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This list published by the Spokesman-Review includes local cycling events in September, plus some rides elsewhere in the region that may call for a weekend trip.
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September 6 is the Great Northwest Fall Bike Tour, a 15, 30, 50 or 85-mile ride on (paved) country roads around Newport. The ride begins at Newport City Park and includes aid stations and a meal at the finish. Register online or at the event. For more information, check out the Great Northwest Fall Bike
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Tonight at Wheel Sport’s 1711 N. Division St. location, you’re promised excellent deals on bikes and gear… and two hours of pure pandemonium. Come half an hour early to grab a spot in line. Doors open at 10:00 p.m. and close at midnight.
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Below is a letter from the Cascade Bicycle Club, who is contracted with the Washington DOT to do statewide counts of bicyclists and pedestrians. They need volunteers in Spokane for conducting the counts. The five cities who ffer the most volunteers will be rewarded with bicycling workshops. Check it out and volunteer! Do you want
Join Olympic gold medalist Kristin Armstrong, who hails from Boise, Idaho, for a bicycling event benefiting the North Idaho Centennial trail. The Blue Cruise Charity Ride Coeur d’Alene on August 15th includes 15-, 30- and 62-mile fun rides, an after-ride picnic and a health fair. The ride starts and finishes at North Idaho College in
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As part of its new Master Bike Plan, the City of Spokane is creating “sharrows,” or shared bike and car lanes, on Southeast Boulevard and 37th Avenue. Below, you can read the City of Spokane’s explanation of the project and instructions for using sharrows.
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