Trail Ramblings: Board Member Spotlight- Kayt Mulinix
Hello fellow cycling enthusiasts! Allow me to introduce myself. I’m Kayt, born and raised right here in Lincoln, Nebraska—the place where I learned how to walk, talk, and got my …
Hello fellow cycling enthusiasts! Allow me to introduce myself. I’m Kayt, born and raised right here in Lincoln, Nebraska—the place where I learned how to walk, talk, and got my …
It is Spring in Nebraska and we can hope for little else but windy rides. That makes days like last Sunday that were calm extra special. High wind warnings have …
This week I’d like to share some perspectives from the other side of the river at bikeiowa.com, and from Street Collective in Des Moines. All locales seem to be grappling …
The following post is from bike push, https://www.facebook.com/bikepushcom. Because if knowledge is power, education can be a paradigm shift: Imagine a Delaware cyclist approaching a stop sign, decelerating, scanning the …
Hopefully so. Every time there’s a spike in gas prices, more of those riders who have considered bike commuting but haven’t taken the plunge, try it out. Especially with the …
Happy International Women’s Day yesterday, March 8! I’m not aware of any official rides happening in the area, but from March 8th until the 11th, rides are being held to …
Several trails have been in the news recently. In the Lincoln Journal Star from February 24th we have a preview of the route planned for the Waterford trail around the …
First, if you use the Salt Creek Levee Trail west of the Haymarket, you should know that the 100 year old bridge that burned early Monday morning is the same …
With the unseasonably warm weather we’ve been having, we’ve all been itching to get out on the limestone trails. It’s been too soft in shady areas, except for fat tired …
This past week saw a few trail updates and closures come across the bike radar. There are currently signs up along the Bison Trail notifying us of an imminent closure. …
