Daily News Roundup July 17th – Texas Bicycling

Get comfortable before racing off on a cycling adventure by San Angelo Standard Times There are three points of contact as you ride a bike: hands, feet, and your rear end. The posterior-to-seat interface is usually the most problematic of the three and many cyclists have an ongoing love/hate relationship with their bike seat. Modern bike saddles come in [...] [...]

Texas Bicycling Blog and News Roundup for July 8th

Bicycle accident map from Bike Denton by howard Readers from last year will remember that when Nick Magruder was seriously hit and run on Bonnie Brae, the Denton Police were not collecting bicycle accident stats at that time.  Naturally, we asked if they could, and they agreed to start keeping track of bicycle accidents.  The police gave [...] [...]

Daily News Roundup June 5th – Texas Bicycling

Shiner Elementary School holds bicycle road-eo by Victoria Advocate The Texas Department of Transportation gave a bicycle safety talk, followed by a riding course and written test given to challenge the 72 students’ safety … Biking from Austin to Alaska from http://uwire.com/ Today, more than 50 students will depart from the U. Texas campus to begin the trek of their [...] [...]

What's Turning the Spokes on the Net April 18th

Teen makes grade in class, cycling races abroad By ERIC BERGER HOUSTON CHRONICLE Lawson Craddock of Houston, 18, finished third in the junior Paris-Roubaix, the race in northern France famous for its cobblestone sections. Last Sunday Lawson Craddock was flying across the cobblestone roads of northern France in the juniors edition of the famed one-day cycling race Paris-Roubaix, nicknamed [...] [...]

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