Three-foot gap for bicycles in Missouri too?

Three-foot gap for bicycles in Missouri too?

A state senator in Missouri has submitted a bill that would require motorists to pass cyclists and pedestrians at a distance of at least 3 feet. Legislation similar to the… Read more »

Armstrong out of Paris-Nice; sore throat and fever

Armstrong out of Paris-Nice; sore throat and fever

A sore throat and developing fever has sidelined Lance Armstrong from the snowy Paris-Nice bicycle race. Johan Bruyneel, manager of the Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team, said Armstrong would not… Read more »

Riding a Schwinn bicycle all the way to the bank

Riding a Schwinn bicycle all the way to the bank

The Canadian conglomerate that now produces Schwinn brand bicycles reports it had a record year in 2004. Dorel Industries said its revenues for the fourth quarter were up 42% over… Read more »

Tour starts in Paris, Texas

Tour starts in Paris, Texas

Can’t afford to see the conclusion of this year’s Tour de France in Paris this year? The Bartlesville (OK) Examiner Enterprise suggests riding the Oklahoma FreeWheel, which starts in Paris,… Read more »

TransAmerica bicycle route’s Cookie Lady recovering from a stroke

TransAmerica bicycle route’s Cookie Lady recovering from a stroke

Bicycle tourists who have ridden the Bikecentennial route through Virginia have surely met June Curry, the “Cookie Lady.” She has dispensed cool water and cookies to thousands of weary bicyclists… Read more »

Opposition to Colorado bicycle bill

Opposition to Colorado bicycle bill

Some Colorado lawmakers don’t trust cyclists’ judgment, and that could puncture passage of a bill that would allow cyclists to ride side by side. The bicycle bill (HB1218) is one… Read more »

Back in the (bicycle) saddle again

Back in the (bicycle) saddle again

Texan Lance Armstrong climbs back on the saddle for his first Euro pro cycling race Sunday since he left Paris wearing the yellow jersey last summer. The 63rd Paris-Nice won’t… Read more »

Bicycling through time with Lewis and Clark

Bicycling through time with Lewis and Clark

When bicycle tourists ride through North Dakota, they’ll pass the small town of Washburn. It’s near the site where the Lewis and Clark expedition erected a fort to survive the… Read more »

Ride like Lance, or at least ride his bicycle

Ride like Lance, or at least ride his bicycle

I was mildly surprised when I first learned that the bicycle Lance Armstrong rides in the Tour de France is available for sale to mere mortals like me. I thought… Read more »

Bicycle tours in Oregon, Idaho and wide open Wyoming

Bicycle tours in Oregon, Idaho and wide open Wyoming

John Aeby’s column in the Register Guard (Eugene, Oregon) nails the reason behind taking weeklong bicycle rides: “I still think it’s hard to beat a weeklong bicycle tour for disconnecting… Read more »

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Who is Swartberg Biking Motorcycle Tours?

Swartberg Biking motorcycle tours is a dedicated South African motorcycle tour operator based in Cape Town. As the founder, Gavin Green would say, Swartberg Biking was born out of a passion shared among friends who collectivel
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Keep Biking Ltd

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Alfred E. Bike

Alfred E. Bike has been serving the Kalamazoo area since 1972. It was founded and remains owned by the Stevenson family. For nearly thirty years it has been a part of the local biking community — from its sporting event door-prize donations to its involvement with local non-profit organiza
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Al Petri & Sons Bicycle

Al Petri & Sons! they are the place to go for answers, advice, and the products you need to make your cycling experience enjoyable. Their store was founded in 1946 by Al & Joyce Petri in Lincoln Park. They have always been a family shop, and the fourth generation of the Petri family is actively en
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