Widower rides for cancer cure Alamogordo Daily News By Elva K. Osterreich, Associate News Editor Traveling 634 miles and battling vicious crosswinds through the Texas hills on his bicycle, Manuel Rodriguez Jr. finally glided into Alamogordo Saturday on his week-long ride from San Antonio, Texas. “People want to know why and I tell them I [...]
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Cyclists Support Cure For Cancer 10/24/10 by KOSA Allen Jansa was diagnosed with cancer a month ago. The community knows Allen Jansa for his volunteer services as an EMT and his positive outlook on life. “My dad is hard working driven man he has a great body of cycling,” Allison Jansa said. After being diagnosed [...] from princegeorgecitizen.com A group of cyclists in the midst of a fund-raising journey from Texas to Alaska are staying in style at CNC during a two-day break in Prince George. The college has donated 19 rooms at its residence that will accommodate the first group of riders participating in the Texas 4000 for Cancer. The [...] By Natalia Ciolk, dailytexanonline.com Six Texas cyclists are traveling across the country to raise money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation. The 33-day, 3,300-mile journey from San Diego to Washington, D.C., began July 1 and included a stop at Mellow Johnny’s Bike Shop in Austin Wednesday. Each rider has been affected by cancer in different ways, [...] |
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In 1999 Texbiker.net was born to help my fellow bikers have ready access to all of the information about the Texas bicycling scene.
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