A woman set to move house from one coast of the United States to the other made a “spur of the moment†decision that rather than driving or taking a plane from New Hampshire to California, she’d instead use pedal power for her transcontinental journey, despite never having ridden more than 75 miles in a day previously.
Heather Senecal, aged 24, began her 2,800 coast-to-coast journey on February 12, although with the northern United States still in the grip of winter, she first headed south to Jacksonville in Florida to benefit from  … Details
Motocross bike riders who have complained about being shut out of Poway’s skatepark will soon be allowed to zip around its concrete bowl and other features four hours a week.
City officials announced last week that they will hold bike-only sessions at the park from 4 to 8 p.m. every Wednesday, starting May 25.
Bike riders will have to … Details
Just because May is Bike Month, did I really have to say that I would bicycle to work every day and blog about it? Am I really that crazy … or desperate for attention?
It is not like I cut a heroic figure on a bicycle. I don’t own colorful, form-fitting cycling clothes, thank god. The form they would be fitting is verging on XXL. My bike is not a $5,125 job with a cool Italian or Japanese name. It is a  … More
This week I had the incredible opportunity to spend a few days mountain biking in east Texas with some of the most important people of my generation. One of these people was the 43rd President of the United States, George W. Bush. President Bush was hosting the Warrior 100k Mountain Bike ride at Lajitas Golf Resort near Big Bend National Park. The other VIPs were wounded warriors from OIF and OEF.
The event was held in honor of the warriors that suffered severe injuries during the campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan. 14 Wounded Warriors, myself included, were treated like  … Details