Presented by LCS Northwest and Kaiser Permanente. Join us for one of the best-organized rides in Eastern Washington! 8 Lakes Bike Ride explores the beautiful scenery surrounding Spokane, West Plains, Medical Lake, and Cheney. Three routes to choose from; 30, 45, and 75-mile. Routes are clearly marked and include food stops, medical and mechanical support. […]
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Cycling Spokane has a lot of good information and conversation about this story. This is one of the more popular routes down the south hill for bike commuters. On a personal note it was my my route for about a year and a half and it is all too easy to imagine what it would
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OTM senior writer and prolific “Cycling Spokane” blogger John Speare wrote a killer roundup of local bike advocacy progress — and his own cycling adventures — in 2009. Visit cyclingspokane.blogspot.com to read it.
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Jon Snyder as he appears in the new Knog catalog. Photo courtesy of Knog. What do Tokyo, Rio, Portland, Koln, Brighton, Paris, and Spokane all have in common? If you said they’re all world capitals of bicycle hipsterism you’re absolutely right. What’s that you say? How can Spokane make a claim to being shortlisted for
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2008 Spokane Bike to Work Party at the Steam Plant // Photo Jeff Ferguson There is great post today at Cycling Spokane about a November 18 meeting for the Master Bike Plan. Check it out and come to the meeting. The town has a lot of momentum on bike stuff. Let’s keep it up.
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BTW Party at the Steam Plant Grill On Friday 5/16 // Photo Jeff Ferguson By any measure the first big Bike to Work Week Spokane in many a year was a raging success. Read a wrap-up of the week at Cycling Spokane, or at Spokane Bike Work. Next on the agenda: keeping up the momentum
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