Trail Ramblings: The Results Are In!
For the individual results of the Lincoln Bike Challenge, come to our Biketober Fling on October 13 from 6-8 at the Jayne Snyder Trails Center, or look it up on …
Trail Ramblings: Finish Strong!
Cycle September is almost over and the Lincoln Bike Challenge is winding up it’s final days. If you haven’t been checking, the BicycLincoln group on Love To Ride is riding …
Trail Ramblings: For A More Bicycle Friendly Community
As many of you know, Lincoln is currently a Bicycle Friendly Community at the Silver level from the League of American Cyclists. We all know Lincoln is a good place …
Trail Ramblings: Have A Light?
Have you noticed daylight fading before you get home? Or missing it when you begin your commute in the morning? It’s bad enough when you think you’ll be back in …
Trail Ramblings: Fall Is The Best Time For Riding Bikes.
Lest you think that it’s nearly time to put your bike away, be aware that Fall is arguably the best time of year for riding. Just because the annual bike …
Trail Ramblings: Meet One Of The Founders Of Gravel Worlds, Craig Schmidt.
The following is excerpted from an article written by Katie Dolan for the Duncan Aviation newsletter. As a founding member of the PCL (Pirate Cycling League), the Lincoln, Nebraska-based group of …
Trail Ramblings: A Guest Post- Tobin Brown On The Trails
For many, a bike is a way to get out and enjoy nature, and nothing says summer more than a sunny day with the birds singing. But do you know …
Trail Ramblings: Weather Mess Up Your Plans?
From the Cornhusker State Games to the touring cyclist, the weather had the last word. Weather Happens, no matter your plans. After the intense heat, we were glad for cooler …
Trail Ramblings: It’s Heating Up, Find Some Shady Trails.
You probably know the recommendations for riding in the heat safely. Acclimate yourself with two weeks of consistent heat riding. You don’t have to ride every day in high temperatures, …
Trail Ramblings: A Re-Post. When Cycling Is A Pain
I’m re-posting this blog from a few years ago because the information is as relevant now as ever. I’m also adding a link to an excellent article that goes more …