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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.

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Not Quite Magnetic Enough Bike Ride

Texbiker.net Posted on October 21, 2016 by Rick AnkrumOctober 21, 2016

I delayed the bike ride today waiting for the temperature to get to 70. About 11:30 it made and I got ready to roll. Pressing the Elemnt start button at 11:59 I began the “Atascocita – Walden – Huffman” route but with a different first 3 miles. I still biked 33.6 miles today even with the altered route. After Wednesday’s meeting with the City of Houston engineers to test traffic signal sensors I added a magnet to my front wheel to see if that trips the sensors.

Wheel magnet

I rode to the spot where we tested the sensors on Wednesday to see if the magnet helped. I tried to be the only one at the intersection but a car pulled up behind me on the north side of Northpark Drive at Woodridge Forest and may have tripped that signal. Riding across the west bound lanes I rode over the sensor and pulled up to the light at the east bound lanes of Northpark. Looking behind I saw a pickup truck in the left turn lane waiting for the light to change. Then the light changed for me to cross. I don’t know if the magnet did it or the truck so not much help there.

The next traffic light was at FM1960 and Pinehurst Trail. I tied to be the only one there but a couple of vehicles arrived and tripped the signal. Again no conclusion there. After that all the traffic signals had other vehicles besides me so no way to tell. I will leave the magnet on the wheel for a few rides and see if I find any lights that trip.

Yesterday afternoon a cool front passed through and lowered the temperature. When i checked this morning it was 57 degrees around 8:30. I knew it take awhile to warm up and decided to wear a long sleeve jersey in addition to a short sleeve one. At the beginning of the ride I thought I needed a jacket but waited for the exercise to warm me. After the first turn right I tugged the zippers of both jerseys closer to the top and waited for the route to leave the predominately shady areas. The wind was brisk from the north at 12 mph which didn’t help but I figured the extra effort to ride in the wind meant exerting more energy and warming up sooner.

I made my along the route with intermittent places where the wind helped and then slowed me. Arriving at the Huffman Chevron I didn’t buy the blue Powerade since I wasn’t hot and had not drank much water from my water bottle. Normally I sit in the shade but today the spot was in the sun because the breeze was chilly. I didn’t want to stay too long because I would cool down too much. My Elemnt screen when I arrived and the weather while I ate a Kashi Trail Mix bar and a small package of animal crackers.

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Refilling my water bottle I got ready to leave and clipped in at 1:59 to finish the ride back to Kingwood. Earlier when I passed Kingwood High School a lot of cars were lined up to pickup the students so I figured an early dismissal and light traffic when I came back to cross Kingwood Drive. That was the case but I crossed at the signal at Kingwood Drive and W. Lake Houston Parkway. I stayed on the greenbelt/sidewalk after crossing Kingwood Drive and saw the progress on the new HEB Grocery store that opens October 26th. It looks like they have work left so everything may not be finished when they open.

I stopped the Elemnt computer at 2:50 to end the ride. The temperature improved to 76 degrees by then but the long sleeve jersey still felt nice when I walked in the shade to put my bike away. The temperature will increase gradually over the next few days to the mid 80’s, more to my liking.

With today’s bike ride I reached 98% of my mileage goal for October, leaving about 12 miles to ride. I plan on biking tomorrow so I should pass the goal but I may need to wait for the warmer part of the day to arrive. While I wait I will watch the Abu Dhabi Tour on www.cycling.tv like I did this morning. I started watching this morning as the pack was sprinting the last 1.9K.

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Texas Bicycling News October 20th 2016

Texbiker.net Posted on October 20, 2016 by Rick AnkrumOctober 20, 2016

Austin’s cycling infrastructure still needs work

By Laura Hallas

www.dailytexanonline.com


A few days ago I was checking out at the Central Market on North Lamar Boulevard when a man dressed in a bike jersey and shorts turned in my direction. Nice, he said, noticing my helmet. Its terrible out there, he cautioned, nodding towards the street outside. Good luck.
I would need it.
A visitor to Austin might assume that we are an …


Memorial Park – Work Party

GHORBA.org

Event category: General
Trail: Memorial Park
Saturday, October 29, 2016 – 8:00am
Work Party – Saturday, October 29 – 8am-12pm
Meet at the Rugby Field parking lot.
https://goo.gl/maps/eEnK7g8Dq1u (link is external)
If you do not see anyone at the parking lot by 8:15am then please meet us at the work location which will be at the larger bridge on the Orange Trail.
We will be repairing the bridge on the Orange Trail. We have some on site …


2nd Ward – A Bicycle Opera: Ride a Sonic Bike, Hear Crazy Amazing Sounds

By Steve Jansen

www.houstonpress.com


The Kaffe Matthews-produced bicycle opera in 2014 the first of its kind in Houston that allowed folks to ride sonic bicycles that create path-dependent musical compositions via speakers, a digitally programmed score, a computer and GPS receiver coaxed some interesting responses from participants.
Some comments in the guestbook included: …



Weekly Rides

Shawnee Trail Cycling Club

stcycling.com

Sunday
7:30am TRec, Hangover, Recovery
6:30pm FIT
Monday
6:30pm D.R.o.P.
Tuesday
6:30pm Cranky Tuesday
Wednesday
6:30pm Wednesday Night Special
Thursday
6:30pm Thursday Night Rider
Saturday
7:30am Express
7:30am CPS B & C
7:30am CPS C Extended
7:30am Bridge
7:30am 3 Cities Novice
Anytime
Wimps and Weenies
FREE Group Riding Class …


Southern Tier Part II

By Ann Metcalfe

www.crazyguyonabike.com

Punkin to Thicket, Texas: Steaming Ride through the Big Thicket
Wednesday October 19, 2016, 51 miles (82 km) – Total so far: 258 miles (415 km)
We woke up at 5 am to dense fog, so heavy all of our gear was damp. The clubhouse was our retreat to dry out and pack, which was so welcome. Again, we had it all to ourselves.
We are battling both bugs and sun. It is too hot to zip the tent fully closed, so we load up on bug dope at night and hope for the best. Mac and I are both sporting polka-dot ankles from the bites. Sleeping in a two-man tent when it only cools down to around 75 makes for a hot night’s sleep – we wake up stickier than when we went to sleep. I am still nursing my leaky sleeping pad, so that means blowing it up every 3 hours or I am flat on the ground. We pick up the replacement in Merryville, Louisana on Saturday morning, after which I hope to sleep all night long!
Just as we hit the road this morning, I disturbed a huge nasty wasp who bit me hard on the finger when I swatted him away from my head. I ran back into the clubhouse to escape the brute, who appeared to be regrouping for another assault, leaving Mac to wonder what happened. It hurt badly for several hours, but …

Thicket to Silisbee, Texas: Whataburger!
Thursday October 20, 2016, 30 miles (48 km) – Total so far: 288 miles (463 km)
Awakened at 5 by lightning in the sky to the east. No thunder, just a light show, but it was fun to watch.
After downing canned Starbucks mochas and half a sweet roll each, we packed up the tent and at daybreak (around 7:30 is safe enough to ride) pedaled a flat, straight 14 miles accompanied by constant logging trucks, over to Honey Island, which reportedly had a restaurant. It actually now has two restaurants, because Cynthia Pittman opened up a little deli, store, and grill on the west end of the small town. We rolled up and she was smoking a cigarette on her front porch, and said, sure she could cook us some food even though she didn’t officially open until …


Bike Austin to host pedal to the polls event Oct. 27

Pam LeBlanc

fitness.blog.austin360.com


Want to pedal to the polls?
Bike Austin officials will lead a parade of bicyclists on a mile-long ride to an early voting site where they will cast ballots on Oct. 27.
The group will meet at 7:45 a.m. at the Bike Austin offices, 1000 Brazos Street, for coffee and breakfast tacos. From there, they’ll bike to City Hall at 301 W. Second Street.
“I think it’ll be a fun thing to do to encourage people to come out, ride a bike and show power in numbers,” says Mercedes Feris, executive director of Bike Austin. “It shows that people do ride bikes. It shows we have …


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— Stefan Rothe (@stefanrothe) October 21, 2016

Here is another example of where your membership dues goes. The trail stewards at Sister Grove Trail appreciates… https://t.co/dFEreYjKYy

— DORBA (@dorbaonline) October 21, 2016

Throw on your Halloween costume and join Mayor Betsy Price for her Spooky Bike & Ball next week! You can check… https://t.co/0rPbBBiId0

— Fort Worth Bike Sharing (@fwbikesharing) October 21, 2016

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— BikeHouston (@BikeHouston) October 20, 2016

Join @BikeHouston for the Moonlight Ramble ride this Sat 10/22 at midnight! NEW LOCATION: @SaintArnold https://t.co/c7RYhKipKd pic.twitter.com/ZonCZf9vcQ

— Downtown Houston (@DowntownHouston) October 20, 2016

Congrats to the City of @Edinburg_TX on the ribbon cutting of their new 3 mile hike/bike trail yesterday!! pic.twitter.com/5wCMWtm3Hs

— BikeTexas (@BikeTexas) October 20, 2016

Venny Wilmeth never dissapoints. Great compilation of the first half of our 2016 Texas Cyclocross Season, Thank… https://t.co/m6pf5eUyZw

— ATXCXCup (@ATXCXCup) October 20, 2016

Saturday Morning Road Ride – open to everyone!
Meet at Bike World (5911 Brodway) at 7:30am. Wheels down at 8:00… https://t.co/HJfE3A728t

— Bike World (@BIKEWORLDsatx) October 20, 2016

Happy to announce that we have posted an official Finishers' page for the RAT 1000. The 2 person relay team of… https://t.co/Fhlz4LObMn

— The Spinistry (@Spinistry) October 20, 2016

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— MSU Cycling Team (@MSUCyclingTeam) October 20, 2016

We will be leading our Saturday Social ride to Sylvan to help with bridge clean up. Ride leaves promptly at 9:30… https://t.co/IfKOdSw6u9

— Local Hub (@localhubbicycle) October 20, 2016

BikeDFW is highly involved with bicycle education, with our Traffic Skills 101 course and our Bicycles 123 for… https://t.co/VzHRmdf28r

— BikeDFW (@BikeDFW) October 20, 2016

New Event Added to Texbiker.net Calendar

New Event Midland Cyclocross – Midland, TX More details, visit: https://t.co/nyxnKAmQ5t

Get ready for the 3rd an… https://t.co/EUvrlaZr9d

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) October 21, 2016

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Texas Bicycling News October 19th 2016

Texbiker.net Posted on October 20, 2016 by Rick AnkrumOctober 20, 2016

Bike to the Beach

www.biketothebeach.org


Houston Ride
We are creating a community of cyclists, autism advocates, fitnhowess junkies, and beach lovers to make an impact in Houston and cycle for the 1 in 68 diagnosed with autism.
When
Saturday, October 22, 2016
Start Time: 6:00 AM
Where
Start: 100+ Mile ride: Judson Robinson, Jr. Community Center, Houston, TX [Map]
Finish: Beach Park #2, Galveston, TX
In 2016, Bike to the Beach is hosting its first Charity ride in the Lone Star State. On October 22, 2016, we are biking from Houston to Galveston, TX to raise funds and awareness for autism.
Bike to the Beach is here to empower our community to achieve their goals, surpass their personal challenges, and to raise funds for autism awareness. We are inviting riders who are interested in joining us as we pioneer a new ride. B2B is looking for experienced riders, as we will not provide our usual …


2016 Enchilada Buffet – Saturday, October 22nd

www.enchiladabuffet.com


Fill your plate with Austin trail goodness!
The Enchilada Buffet is the annual measuring stick for Austin mountain biking. The EB is a self supported ride covering five local trails and ~85 miles of awesome Austin biking badassness.
Enchilada Buffet 2016 – October 22, 2016
[Rain Dates:October 29, 2016 – November 5, 2016]
Start Time: 6:30AM Rollout
Where: Walnut Creek Parking Lot
You will want to get to the Walnut parking lot early because it will fill up, plus we will have some race details to go over. There isn’t an entry fee because this IS NOT a Race it’s just a great RIDE with great people through some great trails. In the event …


Real Talk Review | Kask Protone Helmet

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Video: Jack Brooks MTB Trails south of Houston

molon_labe

forums.mtbr.com

I moved to the Houston area back in July and sold my SC Heckler before coming here, thinking I’d have no need for a 6″ bike in Houston. Shortly after moving I was pleasantly surprised to find out about a local trail system at Jack Brooks Park in Hitchcock. I ended up ordering myself a 2017 Whyte 905 and so far have ridden the Jack Brooks trails 5 times.
If you hit all the loops the total distance is just shy of 6 miles without having to repeat any 2 sections twice. That 6 miles will definitely test your endurance though. There are no long climbs or descents, however there are a ton of …


About 1,000 Longview residents walk, bike to work

By Jimmy Isaac

www.news-journal.com


This time of year, when Dewayne Wages hops on his bicycle and rides to his job each morning, the sun barely peeks over the eastern horizon.
His commute takes him about a half hour from his home near Pinecrest Country Club to the city’s public works complex, where he works in the sanitation department.
It’s a distance of nearly eight miles using …


Bike share service seeks funds to set wheels in motion

By Samantha Douty

www.theshorthorn.com


As bike share programs become a national trend for cities and colleges, UTA officials look to bring opportunity and mobility to campus.
Bike share programs have cruised onto college campuses such as UT-Dallas, UT-Austin and UT-San Antonio. UTA officials sent out requests for bike share sponsorships in June in an effort to bring the program to campus.
Other campuses require students to have a bike share app to reserve a bicycle. The student enters in the bike’s code into the app, uses the bike for as long as they need, then they return the bike to any of several …


Trek and Specialized re-price some 2017 bikes

by Marc Sani

www.bicycleretailer.com

The 2017 season has hardly begun and the industry’s two biggest suppliers — Trek and Specialized — are already re-pricing their bicycles. Specialized prices went up; Trek’s prices went down.
Bicycle Sport Shop’s Hill Abell, who sells both Trek and Specialized bikes, said the pricing changes are modest. “So the playing field is basically back to level as it has been for a decade leading into this model year,” he said in an email.
Specialized, in a letter sent to its dealers, said it will increase wholesale and retail prices across 55 models effective Nov. 1. Most of the …


Southern Tier Part II

By Ann Metcalfe

www.crazyguyonabike.com

Navasota to Punkin: Early start to beat the heat, missed turns
Tuesday October 18, 2016, 55 miles (89 km) – Total so far: 207 miles (333 km)
Yesterday was a needed quiet day of rest for us: fine-tuning little annoyances on the bikes, working, laundry, and resting up for the next week. Bikers: don’t bother with any of the restaurants around the Best Western in Navasota except for Erick’s Mexican Restaurant. We had a fantastic meal here, quick and tons of food for a reasonable price.
We were packed and ready to roll this morning by sunrise, 7:30. At breakfast in the hotel lobby we met a trio of men from Florida, Don, Matt, and John, who are doing centuries every day across the country! They passed us in a blur along the road (see picture), but we got a nice shot of them in the breakfast room. They left San Diego in late September, and even supported with no gear, making 100 miles through the desert that time of year is brutal. Matt said the plastic on his arm skins melted in the heat.
We flew along this morning, with a …


This weekend’s rides: Tour das Hugel Recon (@Nelo’s)! Red Horn!

by Thomas

steinerranchcycling.com

NOTE: remember to save the date and RSVP to our upcoming party on November 6! RSVP here: http://evite.me/ZKFEx1QdWV
Saturday SRC is co-hosting a recon/training ride for the upcoming Tour das Hugel. You don’t have to be doing the actual TdH to do this ride, so come regardless. The ride has been advertised to several ride groups around Austin and will hopefully have a respectable turnout. The route is only about 50 miles (https://www.strava.com/routes/6755415) which will visit some of the highlights of the TdH in a friendly format (likely several different …


Ladies Ride Updates

peghenderson

www.planobicycle.org

Since Daylight Savings Time change is Nov 6th, we will be riding through Nov 1st.
Our ‘Call it a Wrap’ party will change to November 15th at 6 PM at my place.
The Halloween Contest on for October 25th so start thinking about a bike friendly costume you could wear.
With it getting dark sooner, please arrive on time. We will leave promptly at 6:15 pm. If you are running late, feel free to park at the …


Texas Bicycling from Twitter

@BikeTexas leader Robin Stallings is working hard in Houston. Giving me ideas for @BikeHouston and all of Texas! pic.twitter.com/UbBns78jcW

— Rodney Ellis (@RodneyEllis) October 20, 2016

Results from last night are now up. Lots of good racing and even some changes in the overall series standings for… https://t.co/GS5CqAlZyP

— Dirt Derby (@DirtDerby) October 20, 2016

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STOLEN – Gray Cannondale F1000sl with headshock in North Austin https://t.co/0MtDHZYZL3 pic.twitter.com/76BnNBzQUw

— BikeIndex Austin (@stolenbikesatx) October 19, 2016

STOLEN – Teal True Fabrication Rat Rod- custom steel hardtail 29er in North Austin https://t.co/85ZCmukRq7 pic.twitter.com/t5wuZ3r2vO

— BikeIndex Austin (@stolenbikesatx) October 19, 2016

Our own Hill Abell is featured in this week's Power Plant podcast and speaks to sustaining energy & cycling benefits.https://t.co/JXxyPEbInW

— Bicycle Sport Shop (@BSS_Austin) October 19, 2016

Our rescheduled Ciclovia date will be Nov. 6 from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the Dove Springs Rec Center. Fun and Free bikes! Don't miss it!

— Bike Austin (@bikeaustin) October 19, 2016

Thank you all for supporting the Bike Plan! @HoustonPlanning @BikeHouston https://t.co/vTylX1S825

— Houston Bike Plan (@HoustonBikePlan) October 19, 2016

Public Bike Repair Station thanks to @BikeHouston leader Michael Skelly's birthday gift from his wife! pic.twitter.com/Nu9XJaZtg2

— Rodney Ellis (@RodneyEllis) October 19, 2016

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Come join EP Cyclists for our Thursday Ride: 10/20/16
Let's keep Training…Let's keep… https://t.co/aCge1VY9EL

— EP Cyclists (@EPCyclists) October 19, 2016

Cyclists rode from Canada to Mexico for Austin non-profit helping abused children https://t.co/zHlhNJKr0C pic.twitter.com/qpP7PODMOw

— KXAN News (@KXAN_News) October 19, 2016

New Event Added to Texbiker.net Calendar

New Event Texas Ultra Spirit – Fayetteville, TX Texas Ultra Spirit 2016 at Fayetteville , TX
… https://t.co/hroOWFfhPD

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) October 20, 2016

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What I Learned About Traffic Light Sensors

Texbiker.net Posted on October 19, 2016 by Rick AnkrumOctober 19, 2016

Last week after the City of Houston Town Hall meeting in Kingwood I talked with the representative from Public Works, Joann Clark, about traffic light sensors not tripping the traffic lights when I was on my bike. I gave her three intersections that I frequent and my phone number. She said she would have a traffic engineer call me and we would meet at one of the intersections to see what I was talking about.

Today I got the phone call and agreed to meet the engineer at Woodridge Forest and Northpark Drive with my carbon fiber Stadalli Red Pro 14 to test the traffic light sensors. To reproduce a bie ride experience I put on my cycling apparel and met two traffic engineers. Pictures of the lane where we tested my bike and sensors.

After showing the engineers my bike and all of the carbon fiber they opened the control cabinet to see what the lane sensor was set at. To test the sensor they put an aluminum road sign at the corner of the sensor layout on the street. Next they walked my bike into the sensor area to see if the sensor saw it. It did not. We talked about the amount of metal on my bike which isn’t very much and no magnets at because I use non-magnetic sensors for my Elemnt computer. They adjusted the sensor settings and walked the bike into the area again. Still no pickup by the traffic light sensor. We did this several times with the same result. The engineers were perplexed because they had never tried the sensors with a carbon bike. They tested the sensors with metal bikes and an aluminum bike with a magnet. We moved to another sensor area at the same intersection and still no pickup of my bike. The third sensor area closest to the curb near the east bound Northpark Drive lanes did register the Stradalli this time.

They took the settings from the successful pickup and reset the first sensor. The sensor recognized my bike in the area but not strong enough to trip the sensor to change the light. The sensor could not be adjusted any stronger though to make it trip the light. The engineers were very appreciative to learn about this sensor issue. They are going to advise the City of Houston bike coordinator of what they learned. They are also going to contact the Harris County traffic engineer and TxDOT traffic to see if they have a solution or know about this problem.

What I learned:

  • A magnet could help trip the sensor. I am going to add a magnet from a Garmin cadence/speed sensor to the front wheel and try this at the same spot
  • The “sweet” spot to trip the sensor is at the corner inside the box.
  • Instead of riding on top of the groove where the wires have been buried, ride 6″ inside of the line to the corner.
  • In the City of Houston the cameras mounted above the traffic lights are being phased out because they are not reliable.
  • Some of the grids in the road use pressure (weight) to trip the sensors but those are being replaced because they are not reliable either.
  • If the sensor does not work use the pedestrian button.

I will let them if the magnet works.

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