Trail Ramblings: Are You Getting Acclimatized?
It’s time for me to go over the annual list of do’s and don’ts of riding in the heat. Heat, and how to ride in it hasn’t changed much, so …
Trail Ramblings: Those City Rating Scores
About a week ago People For Bikes released their annual scoresheet on cities and towns in the U.S. I’m sure many of you have seen it, but I’ll go over …
Trail Ramblings: New Vulnerable Road User Law Helps Crash Victim
On June 12, Lincoln Cyclist Jennifer Schmidt rode out to get some birthday miles but instead was hit from behind by the side mirror of a pickup truck while crossing …
Trail Ramblings: The Prairie Corridor, That Much Closer To The Finish Line.
As many of you are now aware from the Saturday Lincoln Journal Star article, another piece of the needed land has fallen into place. I’m including it here for those …
Trail Ramblings: What IS That Plant?
I know I’ve posted this before, and there are a lot more plants out there there I could cover, but here is a collection of some of the most common …
Trail Ramblings: Happy World Bicycle Day, June 3rd!
World Bicycle Day is an official United Nations observance held annually on June 3rd. It recognizes the bicycle as a sustainable, affordable, and reliable means of transportation that promotes health, …
Trail Ramblings: Digging A Little Deeper Into The Plans
We posted the link to the Plan Forward virtual public meeting last Wednesday so you could get a head start before the June 7 deadline. If you let that link …
Trail Ramblings: One Commuter’s Perspective; A Guest Post From Reg
Why Bike Commute?Recently, I had the honor of manning our Bicyclincoln booth at the Lincoln Earth Day Celebration. It was great! First of all because it was Earth Day and …
Trail Ramblings: It’s Bike Week!
Kudos to all you bicycle commuters out there! You know how great the ride to and from work is to put your day in the right perspective. We’re not forgetting …
Trail Ramblings: Board Member Spotlight- Kurt Mueller
No matter where I’ve gone in life, there’s always been a bicycle beneath me, and cycling has always been a huge part of my identity. I’ve been a kid with …