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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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Texas Bicycling Action – June 17, 2023

Texbiker.net Posted on June 17, 2023 by Rick AnkrumJune 17, 2023

Goatneck returns to Cleburne

www.cleburnetimesreview.com

The famed Goatneck Bike Ride will celebrate its 36th anniversary on July 29 when it welcomes over 1,300 riders to Cleburne. The race, which started in 1987, begins and ends at Cleburne Bible Church, 930 N. Nolan River Road, and is always held on the last Saturday of July.

The Cleburne Education Foundation became the organizer in 2022, taking over the reins from the previous organizers.

“We have one year under our belts and learned a lot in 2022. CEF is honored to continue the Goatneck legacy,” said Brad Marshall, 2023 Goatneck Chairperson and CEF board president. “This is a great opportunity for us to raise additional funds to invest back into our Cleburne ISD classrooms. When we …


Haardvarks & Solo…110 mi in 110° feels like temps… 70 Solo rest with the Gang ? ?? ????????? "Lana" Factor 02

Troy Serrano | strava.com


Longest continuous(ish) climbs in greater Austin?
by u/gerunk in BikingATX



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Texas Biking from Twitter

Motorcycle escorts for Houston’s annual Pride ride through Montrose ? pic.twitter.com/sQJhNU2Y1Y

— Jay R. Jordan (@jayrjordan) June 18, 2023

Once again, wishing I was on the ride… pic.twitter.com/dzYBGuSGUD

— Simon ? (@simontrose) June 17, 2023

Black History Bike Ride has announced their annual Juneteenth Social Ride! Join them at the Texas African American History Memorial (near 11th & Congress) at 6pm on June 18th, 2023 for an evening of riding bikes and learning about Austin’s Black history.https://t.co/jBH1AFPOYV pic.twitter.com/NTo3ooOTyh

— Austin Outside (@austin_outside) June 17, 2023

New bike days are the best days. Who agrees? ????#BWRides #NewBikeDay pic.twitter.com/arpsnWEYVM

— Bicycle World (@BicycleWorldTx) June 17, 2023

Biking in Houston. And yes I told the driver he is working hard but can't park here. We need bike racks everywhere and yes people bike in Houston in the summer. pic.twitter.com/LXuCZDZV9n

— ?Prioritize people over cars #fatboyonabike (@gratifihouston) June 17, 2023


New Event Added to Texbiker.net Calendar

Event added to the Texbiker calendar. https://t.co/5Kfdip74RP

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) June 17, 2023

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Surprising Early Start, Visited My Cervelo, Atascocita-Huffman-Walden Ride

Texbiker.net Posted on June 17, 2023 by Rick AnkrumJune 17, 2023

Surprisingly early start to the bike ride rolling away on my Canyon Endurace CF 7 bike at 7:51 AM. I wanted to leave early to beat the heat and potentially see other cyclists on the route. It was the Atascocita – Huffman – Walden route for the 6th time in 2023. I saw the first cyclist on Atascocita Shores Drive on the way to FM 1960. Others followed east of Lake Houston and on the way back to Kingwood. I made a brief stop at Kingwood Bicycles to visit my Cervelo Caledonia on the way back. Today’s 34.27 miles equals the average for the 2023 rides. My week now totals 223.71 miles and June is at 550.62. Finished the ride at 10:34 AM. Sometimes i don’t start bike rides that early.

6-17-2023 SportTracks 2023 Ride History Atascocita-Huffman-Walden
6-17-2023 SportTracks 2023 Ride History Atascocita-Huffman-Walden

Weather: Start 81 degrees, 86% humidity, dew point 76.9, overcast with haze, wind SW 5 mph; Finish 88 degrees, 70% humidity, dew point 77.1, mostly cloudy, wind variable 5 mph.

From the AXS.SRAM.com ride report: 23 rear derailleur shifts, 1:37:28 (22.4 miles) using the 35×13 gears.

6-17-2023 SportTracks Ride Summary Atascocita-Huffman-Walden
6-17-2023 SportTracks Ride Summary Atascocita-Huffman-Walden

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Texas Bicycling News – June 16, 2023

Texbiker.net Posted on June 16, 2023 by Rick AnkrumJune 16, 2023

City of Dallas Acquires Nearly 300-Acre Big Cedar Wilderness for Park System

by Lance Murray | dallasinnovates.com

Wednesday’s vote by the Dallas City Council will preserve the property in perpetuity and ensure that future generations of Dallas residents can enjoy the benefits of nature the city has to offer.

The city of Dallas is acquiring a nearly 300-acre property in Southwestern Dallas known as Big Cedar Wilderness, following a vote Wednesday by the Dallas City Council.

The council’s vote will preserve the property in perpetuity, ensuring that future generations of Dallas residents can enjoy the benefits of nature the city has to offer.

“Today, we took another major step toward achieving our goal of becoming the city with the best park system in Texas,” Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said in a statement. “Big Cedar Wilderness is a critical amenity, and our commitment to preserving and enhancing it will ensure more Dallas residents have the opportunity to enjoy this exceptional green haven.” Hiking and biking amid more than 50,000 trees

Big Cedar Wilderness is a 282-acre property in southwestern Dallas that will be preserved as city …


HPD investigating fatal hit-and-run involving bicyclist in north Houston

abc13.com

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The Houston Police Department is investigating a fatal hit-and-run involving a bicyclist on Thursday evening on the city’s northside.

The crash happened at 7099 Airline Drive at about 7:43 p.m.

According to HPD, a vehicle reportedly struck a pedestrian on a bike and fled the scene shortly after.

A description of the vehicle was not immediately made known.

This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.


When biking Cibolo Creek trail, worry and strife fall away

Brandon Lingle | www.expressnews.com

UNIVERSAL CITY — The world’s stress and strife fade when my bike tires hit Cibolo Creek trail dirt.

Worries don’t follow me down the hill and into the ravine that weaves from Veterans Park near FM 78 to Universal City Park about a mile away. It’s a quick ride from my house to this narrow strip of wilderness. I consider it my home turf.

A tinge of localism made me hesitate to reveal my go-to spot, but writing about it might be a way to help preserve and perhaps enlarge it.

Since the COVID pandemic, I’ve spent hundreds of hours riding the …


Video: Seguin set to unveil new $5M walk and bike trail extension

RJ Marquez | www.ksat.com

Walnut Springs Hike and Bike Trail connecting several parts of Seguin SEGUIN, Texas – The newest addition to the City of Seguin officially opens next week, but KSAT got a sneak peek Friday of the Walnut Springs Hike and Bike trail extension before it officially opens to the public on Tuesday.

“This is a game changer, sort of a multi-generational project in so many ways. This area is the crown jewel of Seguin,” Seguin City Manager Steve Parker said.

The trail extension creates a continuous hike and bike path from New Braunfels Street (FM 78) south to Max Starcke Park East, totaling four miles in length one-way, including the 0.8-mile Pecan Bottom Loop. City officials believe the trail will be a pathway for more growth. …


‘Gone too far’ | Lawyer recounts running into mob of bike riders before having windows smashed

ByJessica Willey | abc13.com

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A troubling video shows a driver getting attacked on Thursday evening by a group of people on bikes.

It happened at about 8 p.m. near the intersection of S. MacGregor and Scott. Herschel Cashin told ABC13 he was trying to get home when he found himself in the middle of dozens of bike riders. …


Texas Biking from Twitter

Did you hear about the Midnight Rambler?
Everybody got to go

30, 45 and 65 mile options. Saturday night, 6/24. Free for Club Spinistry members. More soon… pic.twitter.com/fSpaegLuCn

— The Spinistry (@Spinistry) June 17, 2023

pic.twitter.com/s0bqGNQQrq

— Simon ? (@simontrose) June 16, 2023

I rode around Houston with my teacher friends! ? We stopped at Retrospect for coffee and then at Rodeo Goat for fries! You see, this is why it’s good to have extra bikes!!

If I ever quit teaching, I’d love to lead bike tours in Houston. pic.twitter.com/hkmXP2Zn9S

— Miss Vásquez (@Learningin2nd) June 16, 2023

Nobody bikes when it's hot, they say, but Houston drivers killed two bicyclists this week. pic.twitter.com/2veGHNlrBw

— BikeHouston (@BikeHouston) June 16, 2023

Fun Fact Friday!

Denton Parks and Recreation has a Mountain Bike Trail that you can visit. We also offer a variety of programs on the Bike Trail.

The Trail is located at 5792 Hartlee Field Rd., Denton, TX 76208, on the north side of Clear Creek at the Davis Gate.

— Denton Parks & Rec (@dentonparks) June 16, 2023

3/16 is the tentative date. 1000 miles, Red River to Rio Grande River, mostly unpaved. More details soon. Free for Club Spinistry members.

Come Join Us! pic.twitter.com/x7PwV5gwRa

— The Spinistry (@Spinistry) June 16, 2023

News: A 25-year-old cyclist died last night in Northline. He had just exited a business when he was struck by the driver of a Mercedes, per @houstonpolice. 25-year-old driver released without charges "at this time" pic.twitter.com/zR8VcvokEX

— Jay R. Jordan (@jayrjordan) June 16, 2023

Owners of an affected bicycle should immediately stop using it. Here’s how to tell if your bike has been affected, and what to do next. https://t.co/MrBVEIKE2b

— Bicycling Magazine (@BicyclingMag) June 16, 2023


New Event Added to Texbiker.net Calendar

Event added to the Texbiker calendar. https://t.co/YEZEVM7hQb

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) June 17, 2023

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Canyon Endurace CF 7 First Ride On Spring Creek Greenway

Texbiker.net Posted on June 16, 2023 by Rick AnkrumJune 16, 2023

The last time I rode on the Spring Creek Greenway was May 3rd and today was time to ride there again. I began the ride at 8:50 AM delayed a few minutes to air up the tires on my Canyon Endurace CF7 bike. Early this morning while checking Twitter I learned that Gino Mader died from a crash yesterday at the Tour de Suisse and I offer prayers to his family, team mates at Bahrain Victorius, and friends.

My plan was to ride to John Pundt Park with a side trip on Treschwig Road at the Carter Park trailhead and Spring Creek Drive at John Pundt Park. These added over a mile to the total miles. Previously the average distance has been 43 miles. Today I biked 42.95 miles. This week’s biking totals 189.45 miles setting up a 200+ mile week on tomorrow’s bike ride.

6-16-2023 SportTracks 1 Year Ride History Spring Creek Greenway to Pundt Park
6-16-2023 SportTracks 1 Year Ride History Spring Creek Greenway to Pundt Park

I saw other cyclists on the greenway, some are in the video. The shade helped to offset the temperature. I stopped at John Pundt Park for a short break and again after the up hill climb on the bridge leaving Jesse Jones parking lot. The breeze felt good and I forced myself to get back on the bike to finish the bike ride. On the way back to Kingwood I rode the San Jacinto Bayou Greenway.

Weather during the ride: Start 85 degrees, 79% humidity, dew point 77.6, mostly cloudy with haze, wind E 8 mph; Finish 94 degrees, 62% humidity, dew point 79.1, partly cloudy, wind S 14 mph gusts 24 mph.

These first two photos are on the Bevill Jerald Bridge on the way to the trailhead. The third photo was at John Pundt Park where I stopped for a break.

6-16-2023 Canyon Endurace CF7 Spring Creek Greenway-1
6-16-2023 Canyon Endurace CF7 Spring Creek Greenway-1
6-16-2023 Canyon Endurace CF7 Spring Creek Greenway-1
6-16-2023 SportTracks Ride Summary Spring Creek Greenway to Pundt Park
6-16-2023 SportTracks Ride Summary Spring Creek Greenway to Pundt Park

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