Texas Bicycling Blog and News Roundup for December 27th By Rick Ankrum, on December 27, 2009, 11:50 pm Oh look a Tweed Ride How droll | Austin Texas Bike Stuff
Over the past couple months there has been talk about having a local Tweed ride since: a) the weather is finally cold enough in Texas, and b) pretty much EVERY other city on the US Hip Cities list has already done it, and as Texas’ creative capital what better way to express our individuality than do exactly the same thing…
bumonabike: Wind Rider 23/12/2009
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The next stop was Kent, Texas nearly 40 miles down the road, at that point my planned route left the interstate and turned to the south-east. Tomorrow the wind was forecast to blow out of the north- west. … she asked ” This isn’t good weather for bicycling.” It threw me initially, I was actually enjoying it. Then I instantly knew the right thing to do. “Yes, please.” I said ,” That’s so kind of you.” It blew my whole day’s game plan out of the water. …
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