by Hugo Martin from the Los Angeles Times Not the ocotillo. Anything but the ocotillo. As I flew over the handlebars of my mountain bike on a rocky trail outside of El Paso, I knew my landing would be hard. … Continue reading →
from www.keyetv.com by Rebecca Taylor The Austin City Council Thursday approved a pilot project designed to help cyclists and drivers share the road. “I’m hoping these new tools are going to help educate, and dictate where on the roadways cyclists … Continue reading →
The BRAND SPANKING NEW Bicycle Master Plan is 98% ready. Annick and Nadia Barrera are diligently working on getting that last 2% nailed down. Feb 9th or 10th it goes for internal city review of the draft to look for … Continue reading →
Eighty miles west of Austin, the Texas Hill Country is a scenic, uncrowded region of wooded hills and clear, spring-fed streams that offers some of the best road biking in America’s Sunbelt, especially fall through spring when most northern states … Continue reading →