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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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Lancaster Country Ride – Lancaster, TX

Texbiker.net Posted on March 5, 2011 by Rick AnkrumMarch 5, 2011

2011 Lancaster Country Ride
Lancaster, Texas
Town Square
Saturday, April 09, 2011 @ 9:00 AM
Fees
Early Registration $20 thru 3/23/11 @ Midnight Central Time; Late Registration is $25 from 3/24/11 thru 4/7/11 @ Midnight Central Time

Brief Description
Make plans to enjoy a fabulous day of Texas springtime cycling in the luscious and calm countryside south of Dallas! For the 13th consecutive year, the Greater Dallas Bicyclists, together with the City of Lancaster, are hosting the Lancaster Country Ride. Lancaster is a mere 15 minutes from downtown Dallas. The first 1,200 riders registered will receive official Lancaster Country Ride socks.

Online Close Date
Online registration will close on April 7, 2011 @ midnight Central Time.

Additional Information
Check website for packet pick up dates and locations. On-site registration and breakfast begins at 7 a.m.

Ride starts at 9 a.m. from the gazebo area near the historic Lancaster town square off Main Street and Dallas Avenue. After the ride, stick around with other cyclists to enjoy the festivities on the square. No Refunds.

No Packets Will Be Mailed.
Event Held Rain or Shine.
Helmets Are Required.
One Form per Rider.
Photocopies Accepted.
EACH RIDER MUST SIGN HIS OR HER OWN WAIVER.

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Wildflower Bike Ride – Cuero, TX

Texbiker.net Posted on March 5, 2011 by Rick AnkrumMarch 5, 2011

2011 Wildflower Bike Ride
Start: Saturday, April 09, 2011 @ 8:00 AM
Cuero Municipal Park
110 Leonard Roy Harmon Drive , off Hwy 87 South, across from Cuero High School Cuero, TX
2011 Wildflower Bike Ride

Choice of 5 routes: 10,23,32,48,58 miles

Early bird prices available until March 24, 2011

Registration Closing Date Friday, April 08, 2011 @ 11:59 PM

Brief Description
The 2011 Wildflower Bike Ride is sponsored by the Anchor Club of Cuero, an active service organization at Cuero High School. The courses wind through some picturesque sites, including an old country church. SAG stops will offer bikers a chance to stop and view many years of local history — an added historic and pastoral dimension for those who like to “stop and smell the flowers”. We hope you will enjoy these special interests while you bike through our rural countryside.

Additional Information
The Wildflower Bike Ride is the major fundraiser of the Anchor Club, enabling them to continue their many, many school and community service projects. Proceeds from the bike ride help fund such worthy community service projects as a Prom for Special Needs Students, Brain Minder Buddies programs at the schools, School Supplies Drive, Care Kits for Women’s Crisis Centers, camping scholarships to Camp Higher Ground, a camp for adults with brain-related injuries and diseases, and college scholarships for Anchor Club seniors. In addition, Anchor Club members volunteer in the community at various functions: the annual Chamber of Commerce auction, Cuero’s Halloween Carnival, Health Fair, bingo at area nursing homes….to name a few. Your participation in this ride helps us to continue our special projects and is greatly appreciated.

Cyclists who wish to camp may do so at the Cuero City Park on Hwy. 87 South where primitive facilities, picnic facilities, water and toilets are available. There are other full service camping facilities available nearby. Please call for additional assistance, 361-275-5456.

Yoakum and Yorktown are both 16 miles from Cuero. Other nearby communities where accommodations may be found are Victoria (28 mi), Goliad (31 mi), Gonzales (33 mi), and Hallettsville (35 m). Let us know if you need assistance with accommodations in one of the area towns.

The Wildflower Bike Ride is the major fundraiser of the Anchor Club, enabling them to continue their many, many school and community service projects. Proceeds from the bike ride help fund such worthy community service projects as a Prom for Special Needs Students, Brain Minder Buddies programs at the schools, School Supplies Drive, Care Kits for Women’s Crisis Centers, camping scholarships to Camp Higher Ground, a camp for adults with brain-related injuries and diseases, and college scholarships for Anchor Club seniors. In addition, Anchor Club members volunteer in the community at various functions: the annual Chamber of Commerce auction, Cuero’s Halloween Carnival, Health Fair, bingo at area nursing homes….to name a few. Your participation in this ride helps us to continue our special projects and is greatly appreciated.

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Ride Ataxia Dallas – Lewisville, TX

Texbiker.net Posted on March 5, 2011 by Rick AnkrumMarch 5, 2011

Ride Ataxia Dallas
Start: Saturday, March 26, 2011 @ 8:30 AM
Vista Ridge Amphitheater
3049 Lake Vista Drive Lewisville, TX 75067
Registration Closing Date Wednesday, March 23, 2011 @ 9:00 PM

Team Captains
Create and Join your team by clicking on the Green Register Now button near the top right. Choose the Team Captain category. Type in team name and complete the registration and pay.
Then be sure to tell your team members the name of the team so they can join the team.

Team Members
To Join the team that your Team Captain has already created, click on the Green Register Now button near the top right. Choose the Team Member category. Choose the team name from the drop down menu and complete the registration and pay.

Registration Note
Registration will be limited to the first 650 registrants.

Event Host
Outback Steakhouse is calling all cyclists to join them in a day of personal triumph, physical achievement and family fun. The Outback restaurants are proud to announce their support of Ride Ataxia-Dallas.

Event Description
Ride Ataxia Dallas features 10, 25, & 50 mile course options along scenic country roads followed by a post ride lunch from Outback Steakhouse.

Event Beneficiary
Ride Ataxia Dallas benefits the Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA).

Event Background
At 17 Kyle Bryant was diagnosed with Friedreich’s Ataxia, a rare, life shortening disease that affects muscle control and coordination. As a young athlete this meant losing many of the activities he enjoyed but the one activity he would not give up was cycling. In 2007, riding his recumbent tricycle, Kyle created Ride Ataxia with a 60-day, 2,500 mile bicycle ride from San Diego, CA to Memphis, TN

Event History
The goal of this ride was to educate the public, enable research through funding, and empower others through inspiration and motivation. Over 3,500 miles and $960,000 in research funds later, the spirit of Ride Ataxia is stronger than ever and is now the marquis fundraising event for the Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance. Today Ride Ataxia offers both challenging and family-friendly rides all across the country.

Schedule of Events
* 7:30-10:30 Registration open.
* 8:30-9:00 50 mile ride start.
* 9:15-9:45 25 mile ride start.
* 10:00-10:30 10 mile ride start.
* 11:30-2:30pm Post ride meal by Outback Steakhouse.
Cost
Earlybird Registration by 2/25-
Adult – $30
Child (12 and under) 10 mile- $20
Team (10 participants)- $250

Regular Registration after 2/25-
Adult- $35
Child (12 and under) 10 mile- $25
Team (10 participants)- $300

Fundraising

Fundraising is not mandatory for participation. However, once you register, you will receive a confirmation email directing you to a website for fundraising. This website will allow you to set up you own fundraising page and give you the tools to reach out to family and friends in support of your ride. Individuals raising $500 or above and teams raising $4,000 and above will receive a Ride Ataxia Dallas jersey.

Jerseys
Fundraising goals must be reached by January 25 to receive your jersey the day of the ride. If you do not receive your jersey the day of the ride, it will be mailed to you after the event. Jerseys are available for purchase during registration for $75 or can be ordered for $100 the day of the event. Jersey orders must be placed by January 25 in order to receive your jersey the day of the event.

Registration Questions
Contact Felicia DeRosa at: info@curefa.org

Additional Information
Depending on availability, same day registration will be accepted for $40/ person but does not guarantee a t-shirt.

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Daily News Roundup March 4th – Texas Bicycling

Texbiker.net Posted on March 4, 2011 by Rick AnkrumMarch 4, 2011

Today I learned about two bicyclist terms I had not heard before: gutter bunny and bikelash. Checking google.com I found several sources for a definition. These may be new terms to you as well.

According to the Urban Dictionary the gutter bunny is the cyclist you see cranking along the snowbanks every morning in January, huffing home sweating bullets in August, and pedaling off to work, come rain, shine and everything in between. … refer to themselves as. May have originally started as a disparaging remark mountain bikers used to refer to commuters as but it has now been accepted.

Wordspy.com defines bikelash: n. A strong, negative reaction towards cyclists, particularly by police officers or drivers. Also: bike-lash. Call it a bikelash! The NYPD has been ordered to begin a borough-wide crack-down that will hit renegade riders for often-overlooked “vehicular offenses” like failing to obey traffic signals and signs, breaking the speed limit, tailgating, and even failure to signal before turning.

12 reasons to start using a bicycle for transportation
from mother nature network By Chris Baskind
Economic instability and ever-increasing climate change are just two of the many reasons riding a bike is an excellent alternative to driving.
In honor of May’s Bike to Work Week, we’re continuing our look at smart ways to start saddling up and using bicycles for real transportation.

We’ve always taken the greenness of bike transport as a given. But if you’re just getting started — or perhaps trying to convince an employer that bicycle commuting is…

Nationals Qualifying Races Set
By Singletrack.com
Published Mar 4th 2011 2:09 PM EST
Qualifying races for USA Cycling’s Mountain Bike Cross-Country National Championships have been announced.

Dates and locations for the 2011 American Mountain Bike Challenge (AMBC) include 21 races in 14 states, with cross-country nationals being held in Sun Valley, Idaho July 14-17. AMBC gravity events will qualify riders to compete at the USA Cycling Mountain Bike Gravity National Championships, Sept. 24-25 in Beech Mountain, North Carolina. … September 2-4: Camp Eagle Classic MTB Festival – Rocksprings, Texas

Mountain Bike Whisperer Radio
Episode 5 FWMBA Woman’s Mountain Bike Clinic with Suzy Laine (03-03-2011)

March Shifting Times
The Newsletter of Lone Star Cyclists

Cyclocross superstar Tim Johnson rides to D.C. in support of bicycling and PFB
from The Blog www.peopleforbikes.org
Starting today, six-time national champion and cyclocross superstar Tim Johnson will throw his leg over his bike for a hard training week. But this time he’s not riding to improve his cycling; he’s riding to improve bicycling for everybody else. …

Help BikeHouston save a much-needed bike bridge!
from BikeHouston » Blog by Darren Sabom
The neighbors near the construction of the Tierwester bicycle and pedestrian bridge near Scott Street on the Brays Bayou trail, are trying to stop the project that has already begun construction.  Council member Wanda Adams needs to be…

The Road Trip to NAHBS 2011 – Film
from Biking In Dallas by Christopher Curnutt
I thought it would be fun to film some of the road trip we took to Austin for the 2011 North American Handmade Bicycle Show.   I used the footage I took with the Flip, some …

Off-road events offer muddy fun
by San Angelo Standard Times
If you’re interested in giving off-road multisport a try or just want to hook up with other local athletes who race these events, check in with the MAC Racing team here in San Angelo (www.wix.com/macusa/texas). This team includes athletes at all levels …

Texas state parks provide physical fitness events
by Graham Leader
The largest field of competitors to use state park facilities, up to 15000 bikers, turn out for the annual MS 150, a two-day, 150-mile bike race from Austin to Houston held each April. Some 15000 competitors pedal the pine tree-lined road linking …

TEXAS 4000 RIDE: Lessons in Sagging
from www.texas4000.org
This past weekend, some of our team volunteered at the Texas Cycling event by sagging and corner marshaling. I felt I had a general idea of what I would be …

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