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Texbiker.net covers the news, events and resources for those interested in Texas bicycling.

My bicycling passion was rekindled in 1979 with a Huffy bicycle from Woolco. From early rides around my neighborhood my enthusiasm grew to tackle my unsupported first century. From there I discovered organized rides all over Texas, races and mountain bikes. Many bikes and miles later the enthusiasm is still there.

Thanks to my late wife, Hazel Marie, for her support over the many years, miles and rides.

My primary bike is the Cervelo Caledonia Rival AXS below. My titanium bike is the Lynskey Helix titanium. My newest bike is a Canyon Endurace CF 7 Rival eTap.

3-29-2022 Cervelo Caledonia Ramsey Road-1
3-29-2022 Cervelo Caledonia at a Ramsey Road Bridge
Lynksey Helex at a Kingwood Lake
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10-18-2023 Canyon Endurace CF 7 Valley Ranch

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New Bike Day: Canyon Endurace CF SLX

Texbiker.net Posted on February 26, 2018 by Rick AnkrumFebruary 26, 2018

The bike arrived around 11:15 am on the FedEx Ground truck. The driver came to the door to check that someone was home before bringing the box. He asked me to sign for it before getting the box but I said I would like to see it first. He laughed but said he would do the same after asking me if I thought he would drive off without bring the bike to the door. Once it was inside I began the unboxing and assembly process. These pictures show the action. The black pieces of foam with the strips attached held the tire, handle bar and some other parts to the frame during shipping. I had a problem trying to figure out how to remove the thru-wheel axle for the from wheel from the fork to install the wheel. I called Canyon and after an 8 minute wait I spoke to a man who told me the rear tire lever pulls out and then use it for the front wheel. I tried that before but didn’t pull hard enough. Only one lever reduces the weight of the bike. According to the Canyon website the bike weighs 16.535 pounds without the pedals. I added the Ultegra R8000 pedals that I bought on Ebay. I am waiting for the water bottle cages and out front mount for the Wahoo Elemnt computer to arrive. The mount also includes a GoPro mount for my PowerPod. Once they arrive the first ride takes place. Click on an image to enlarge it.

I will move the speed sensor and cadence sensor from the Stradalli Red Pro 14 before riding. The black tire pump on the Stradalli will move too.

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Kingwood Streets Bike Ride

Texbiker.net Posted on February 26, 2018 by Rick AnkrumFebruary 26, 2018

Late start on today’s bike ride at 2:27 pm. The delay came from my new Canyon Endurance CF SLX bike arriving around 11:15 am and the assembly of it. Two items are still in transit so I couldn’t take it on the ride; water bottle cage and outfront mount for the Elemnt computer. Hopefully they arrive by this time next week or sooner. I will write a post after this one with pictures of the unboxing and assembling.

The plan for today’s bike ride was to get closer to my February mileage goal so that Tuesday and Wednesday I can exceed the goal and try to recover the miles I missed meeting in January; 88 miles. I got close, riding 23.4 miles today, leaving 3.2 miles to hit my February goal of 345 miles. Tuesday and Wednesday rides (weather willing) could make a large dent in the January shortage.

Yesterday (Sunday) it rained most of the day so no biking. Today the early fog slowly lifted but it took a few hours for the temperature to get to 71 degrees when I start riding. The sky was mostly cloudy with a little sun breaking through sometimes. Wind from the east at 7 mph wasn’t too much of an issue unlike the last two bike rides. Humidity was 63% to 67%, not too muggy.

To combat the chill (for me anyway) I wore shorts, thermal long sleeve jersey and a short sleeve jersey. At times when riding into the wind I thought I should’ve put a long sleeve jersey over the thermal one but after I warmed up it wasn’t as noticeable. The forecast shows Tuesday and Wednesday temperatures close to 80, much better for biking. It was 70 degrees when I finished at 4:20 pm.

No PowerPod information for the ride because I removed the mount which wasn’t positioned correctly. When the Elemnt mount arrives for the Canyon Endurance I will move the mount from the Stradalli to the Blue Norcross AL bike. I plan on selling the Stradalli Red Pro 14 bike.

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Texas Bicycling News Digest February 25th 2018

Texbiker.net Posted on February 25, 2018 by Rick AnkrumFebruary 25, 2018

PBMPO advances idea of bicycling corridor

By Trevor Hawes | www.mrt.com


The Permian Basin Metropolitan Planning Organization has taken the idea of a bicycling corridor between Midland and Odessa a bit further after voting Tuesday to approve funding for a feasibility study.

The public policy board voted 4-0 to approve an amendment to the Unified Planning Work Program for fiscal year 2018 to include a multiuse trail corridor study. In total, $42,000 will be used to determine the feasibility of a path between the cities exclusively for cycling and pedestrian use. …



Texas Bicycling from Twitter

we also ride bikes… Texas sunset. You can't see that in a car.#seelife #onlyonabike… https://t.co/gVezTXu3c8

— Streamline Cycles (@Streamlinecycle) February 26, 2018

Fantastic day on the Chumba Cycles Terlingua today. The bike is absolutely amazing.

Today's route had a little… https://t.co/7xqM3RswEL

— The Spinistry (@Spinistry) February 26, 2018

With 30km to go Pablo is solo 15s ahead of a chasing Elevate -KHR led, reduced peloton. Word coming in there was… https://t.co/MmYepZ7fvX

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 25, 2018

beautiful day for some dirt. 68 in, about 20 to go and my legs are done. #BSSCX #ridegravel #trekboone7 pic.twitter.com/wqRQDNRK4y

— Dan Pedroza (@beagleracing) February 25, 2018

Nick Torraca wins Pace Bend! Congrats on a great race by the whole team! pic.twitter.com/Ang5FYBkfe

— Elevate Webiplex Pro Cycling (@ElevateWebiplex) February 25, 2018

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— I wanna be a bike. (@Fudgelump) February 25, 2018

Check out this view from our on-board @GoPro & @Garmin cameras of yesterday's @Boneshaker_Proj Pace Bend RR where Kyle Swanson finished 2nd & Chris Tolley won the field sprint. (📹 Chris Tolley & @stefanrothe) https://t.co/Xxi7hp9Ws8 #elbowzracing #iamspecialized #allezsprint pic.twitter.com/TkKp29HIQw

— ELBOWZ Racing (@elbowzracing) February 25, 2018

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Texas Bicycling News Digest February 24th 2018

Texbiker.net Posted on February 24, 2018 by Rick AnkrumFebruary 24, 2018

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Mixed feelings as bike-sharing comes to Arlington

ByMathew Shaw | arlingtonvoice.com


A wave of yellow occupies Downtown Arlington and various other areas around the city.

The color represents how Arlington has become another city experimenting with bike-sharing, a system of regularly available yellow bicycles stationed throughout the city for public use for a certain time and price. …


Statistics from Dallas bike share company Ofo are up, up, and away

By Teresa Gubbins | dallas.culturemap.com


Bike-sharing continues to climb, according to figures released by Ofo, one of the handful of bike-share companies that has set up shop in Dallas.

Ofo began service in Dallas in early November, and its users have ridden more than 100,000 miles.

In December, the number of trips increased by more than 50 percent and January was better yet, with nearly 75 percent growth, even during the cold snap. …


Suspect on bike reportedly steals vehicle to transport stolen items

BY DEBORAH MCKEON | www.tdtnews.com

BELTON — A suspect who rode a bicycle reportedly stole a woman’s 2003 Explorer to transport items he stole from her home back to his apartment, an affidavit said.

Daniel Elias Dickerson, 20, of Belton, was indicted Wednesday for theft of property more than $2,500 but less than $30,000.

A woman living in the 700 block of West Avenue C in Belton reported …



Amarillo Public meetings for the week of Feb. 25, 2018

amarillo.com

Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Advisory Committee: 11 a.m., Room 203, Simms Municipal Building, 808 S. Buchanan St. The Committee’s agenda calls for review of the FHWA Road Diet presentation; discussion and recommendations regarding speed control safety measures in the Mrs. MD Oliver-Eakle of Plemons subdivision; a staff presentation on capital expenditures, specifically concerning the Parks & Recreation Department and the Pitcher Pump Ranch property at Helium and S.W. Ninth Ave.; and a staff presentation on opportunities to include pedestrian and bicycle information on the City of Amarillo website.


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— Daniel Cruz (@DCRUZ547) February 24, 2018

Great turnout last night, a little less than usual due to the Rodeo but saw many smiling faces on two wheels. Mission accomplished. 👊 pic.twitter.com/9eu5rpEDYa

— Critical Mass Houston (@HoustonCM) February 24, 2018

Great turnout last night, a little less than usual due to the Rodeo but saw many smiling faces on two wheels. Mission accomplished. 👊 pic.twitter.com/9eu5rpEDYa

— Critical Mass Houston (@HoustonCM) February 24, 2018

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— visitplano (@visitplano) February 24, 2018

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— Edgar Gaucin 🚲 (@edgargaucin) February 24, 2018

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— Edgar Gaucin 🚲 (@edgargaucin) February 24, 2018

Morgan Ballesteros leading the chase for the men's D & cat 5 race. 1 to go, break of 2 up the road. Women up next. https://t.co/VcC3c8bThy

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 24, 2018

Morgan Ballesteros leading the chase for the men's D & cat 5 race. 1 to go, break of 2 up the road. Women up next. https://t.co/VcC3c8bThy

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 24, 2018

Pace Bend @Boneshaker_Proj Day 1 Women's P123 final results. #pacebend pic.twitter.com/5eWhmgOcNL

— Stefan Rothe (@stefanrothe) February 24, 2018

Pace Bend @Boneshaker_Proj Day 1 Women's P123 final results. #pacebend pic.twitter.com/5eWhmgOcNL

— Stefan Rothe (@stefanrothe) February 24, 2018

All the guys in the 3/4 and pro/1/2 races finish in the top 20. Mechanical for Amy in the women's pro/ 1/2 but… https://t.co/QQj1lrtlwB

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 24, 2018

Our 56th station (in case anyone’s counting) went up at Rice University’s South Servery this week, right at the heart of their historic campus. We’re shooting for 100+ across Houston by the end of 2018. Let’s get there together. pic.twitter.com/010tA8Ku18

— Houston BCycle (@HoustonBCycle) February 24, 2018

All the guys in the 3/4 and pro/1/2 races finish in the top 20. Mechanical for Amy in the women's pro/ 1/2 but… https://t.co/QQj1lrtlwB

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 24, 2018

Our 56th station (in case anyone’s counting) went up at Rice University’s South Servery this week, right at the heart of their historic campus. We’re shooting for 100+ across Houston by the end of 2018. Let’s get there together. pic.twitter.com/010tA8Ku18

— Houston BCycle (@HoustonBCycle) February 24, 2018

P12 results, josh and Pablo in the top 20 https://t.co/g0n0mEg7b3

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 24, 2018

P12 results, josh and Pablo in the top 20 https://t.co/g0n0mEg7b3

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 24, 2018

Pace Bend @Boneshaker_Proj Day 1 Men's P12 final results. #pacebend pic.twitter.com/OzzclJ1wra

— Stefan Rothe (@stefanrothe) February 24, 2018

Pace Bend @Boneshaker_Proj Day 1 Men's P12 final results. #pacebend pic.twitter.com/OzzclJ1wra

— Stefan Rothe (@stefanrothe) February 24, 2018

There are other transportation options to get to @BrownsvilleRGV’s @SombreroFest. We have FREE bicycle parking at the #BikeBarn on 6th and Madison, only a block away from @SombreroFest! #CharroDays @CharroDays pic.twitter.com/jFDXMMDuU1

— Edgar Gaucin 🚲 (@edgargaucin) February 25, 2018

Congrats to the ladies of the Wolfpack who landed at the top of the podium today at the Pace Bend Road Race! We are proud to support these amazing women. They are winners on and off the bike! @atxwolfpack #iamspecialized #itstimetoride pic.twitter.com/JgOW9SPxdL

— Bicycle Sport Shop (@BSS_Austin) February 25, 2018

New Bike Day for one of our riding families – the Kinseys! @ Austin, Texas https://t.co/2H8wx69DVY

— Texas CX Project (@TexasCXProject) February 24, 2018

Morgan Ballesteros leading the chase for the men's D & cat 5 race. 1 to go, break of 2 up the road. Women up next. https://t.co/VcC3c8bThy

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 24, 2018

Morgan our top finisher in the Demon Ds, about 15th.

Women's A/p123 up now. Great sized field! Amy Floyd &… https://t.co/OHAyP1BMep

— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) February 24, 2018

Thanks to everyone who came out this morning for Tubes & Tacos: Free Flat Repair Clinic at Bike World!

— Bike World (@BIKEWORLDsatx) February 24, 2018

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