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 …
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 …
Every year People For Bikes releases it’s ratings for best small, medium, and large bike cities in the U.S. and beyond. This year we see some new cities, such as …
This week we have a guest post by board member Gregory Brozek. The Great Plains Trail Network held its 21st annual Trail Trek event on Sunday, June 25th. Lincolnites of …
…That GPTN’s 21st annual Trail Trek is coming up this Sunday June 25? Your registration for Trail Trek raises funds to expand our trail system in Lincoln. This year there …
The trails and the weather were perfect this past holiday weekend, so I hope you got out to enjoy it. If you have an itch to go further afield than …
I was fortunate to grow up in safe neighbourhoods in Australia where I could bike bymyself. From a young age I was privileged to have had bikes. My parents didn’t …
Most of the readers of this blog are probably aware of the Prairie Corridor on the Haines Branch. This is a trail through tall grass prairie along the Haines Branch …
Comments are open only until April 13, but at the very least, read over the Final Draft of the Mountain Bike Facilities Master Plan. On May 11, the Parks and …
I should qualify that statement. Apart from countries like the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark, where there are protected cycling lanes, and perhaps more women ride than men. It’s no secret …
This coming Thursday, March 9, from 6-8 PM, BicycLincoln will be co-sponsoring a candidates forum, along with other outdoor- and climate oriented organizations. The venue will be the Lincoln Firefighters …
