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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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Four Riders Hammering by Me, April 20th Bike Ride

Texbiker.net Posted on April 20, 2010 by Rick AnkrumApril 20, 2010

Yesterday was a combination rest day and “let it warm up some” day. It was good to be back on the road today. The skies cleared this afternoon and the temperature made it to 74 degrees. Wind was not a factor being only 4 mph from the north. Around the 18 mile mark I was passed by lean and mean bikers hammering on their way back home. I was able to stay near them for about 200 yards up a slight hill. From then on they disappeared in the distance. Great ride home from there. Glad I wore two jerseys though as the sun went down.

Today’s ride statistics:

  • miles = 24.41
  • riding time = 1:37:31
  • average pace = 4:00 min/mile
  • average speed = 15.0 mph
  • max speed = 21.5 mph
  • average cadence = 80.2 rpm
  • max cadence = 106 rpm
  • climb 120 ft., descend 118 ft.
  • April miles 373.11
  • YTD miles 1259.86

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Texas Bicycling Blog and News Roundup for April 19th

Texbiker.net Posted on April 19, 2010 by Rick AnkrumApril 19, 2010

Bike On with Your Lights On
by San Antonio Current (blog)
From the files of Obscure Safety Ordinances With Expensive Fines comes a new one unanimously passed by City Council on April 8. (If by ‘new,’ we mean ‘something that has been a part of the Texas Transportation Code since 1995,’ but that’s our edgy city council for you). The ordinance in question amends the city code to “require the proper use of bicycle lighting equipment when operating a bicycle at nighttime by incorporating language contained in the Texas State Transportation Code into the City Code.” What the Texas Transportation Code consider…

#17 Ronde von Manor: Race Report « Gene’s Blog
This is a race report of Ronde von Manor, a single-day race hosted by Velossimo Racing on the 27th of March. It’s been a while since I last posted, so my memory is kind of hazy with this one. My participation in this race was pretty much on a whim, especially since the Texas State collegiate race, which would have coincided with this race, was canceled the week before. This was the first USCF race…

Ronde von Manor

New bike route could be almost as much fun to visit as Mount Rushmore
by Austin American-Statesman
The original plan was to build a bike route that would run from downtown out to the West Campus area of the University of Texas. You drivers might also note …

Tuesday Morning Ride Every week in the ATX | Austin Texas Bike Stuff
A good friend of mine started up a new weekly ride last Tuesday, and as it’s almost another Tuesday again here’s the dirt on what’s going down:

The Tuesday morning ride is for those of us that are tired of sleeping off our hangovers in the mornings…and seeing how some of us don’t have to work first thing in the morning, why not get on our bikes and simply ride? …

But why? « We Are Texas Baptists
by Joshua
I can’t answer for everyone on this ride, only myself. Last fall, I was faced with what one person called a “crisis of conscience” as Peruvian orphans were standing before me, around me and in my arms. Before support from the Texas …

SMU Cycling: Mineral Wells Stage Race
by Nathan Scot
Another wet weekend in North Texas, but Nicky did not let it faze him as he won both races on Saturday (the road race and the Time Trial). Frank had consistent finishes plus won a prime and 2nd in the KOM category to accrue enough …

And the ADVENTURE Continues: HOTTER N HELL 100 MILE BIKE RACE …
by Dave
Every August in the sweltering Texas Summer HEAT, there is the Hotter N Hell 100 mile Bike race in Wichita Falls Texas. Thousands upon thousands of cyclists descend upon the otherwise nondescript location to partake in this little bike race . … (keep your mind out of the gutter…I know most of you that read this and your mind just when off road! ;-)) On Sunday, the day following the bike race, there is a 1/2 marathon trail race to go along with the weekend. …

Discovering America on 2 Wheels: Brazosport Bicycle Tour #1 …
by Wills on Wheels
This video is the 4th video giving a virtual tour of the Brazosport Bicycle Tour #1 offered by Discovering America on 2 Wheels. This tour takes place in Lake Jackson Tx part of the Brazosport Area. This video shows the route from …

Brazosport Bicycle tour

San Antonio to El Paso Texas 2010
By LuAnn Johnson – (contact)
Lytle to Uvalde: Pathfinder’s Wrong Turn and the Ruins of D’Hanis
Wednesday March 10, 2010, 79 miles (127 km) – Total so far: 153 miles (246 km)
Pathfinder had calculated it to be a 70-mile ride from Lytle to Uvalde.
However, further down the highway, the surface of the back roads changed considerably. I could tell Pathfinder was unusually taken aback. I was not going to elaborate on a wrong turn that added six miles to our ride before we even got to Highway 90 near Hondo. I had after all, added a few more miles in my determination to see the ruins of Old D’Hanis. …

San Antonio to El Paso

MSU Weekend Texas  High School Cycling League: The Home of High …
by League Director
A successful although wet and rainy weekend of racing in Wichita Falls. Riders lined up in steady rain to start high school cycling’s first-ever street sprints. The sprints were hotly contested by all. …

Texas High School Cycling

Hill Country Ride for AIDS – it’s not about me
by Burnt Orange Report
The Hill Country Ride for AIDS is next Saturday. I’ve raised way more than the minimum, so I’m writing a diary about the Ride in general, and ask for donations for others. This ride is full of amazing, wonderful, beautiful people. Come with me below the fold & see…

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Posted in Bicycling News | Tagged Austin bike route, Brazosport Texas, Digest of Bicycle Blog Posts, Hill Country Ride for Aids, Hotter’N Hell Hundred, Ronde Von Manor, Safety Ordinances, San Antonio to El Paso, SMU Cycling, Texas Baptists, Texas High School Cycling League | Leave a reply

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

Texbiker.net Posted on April 18, 2010 by Rick AnkrumApril 18, 2010

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 the “Hell of the North” for its sections of rugged cobbles. The 18-year-old from Houston finished…

MS 150 rider not letting cancer keep her off bike
Pedaling to Austin is her way of showing she’ll never give up
By MOISES MENDOZA
HOUSTON CHRONICLE
The MS 150 is an annual fundraising ride from Houston to Austin, held to raise money to find a cure for multiple sclerosis. About 13,000 cyclists are participating in the ride, which lasts through today. For more information visit www.ms150.org.

Liz Benavidez remembers the painful moment in March 2008 when she fell while training on her bike.

Her groin was hurt so she went to the hospital, figuring she’d get patched up and be out on the road again soon. …

Stockard: High school football is worth the sacrifices
by Fort Worth Star Telegram
The injury rate for bicycle riding is more than 50 times that of football. Should we ban or curtail bicycle riding? Tomasic wrote that smaller players go up …

Riders on the storm
by Mineral Wells Index
The stage race seems to have firmly sealed Palo Pinto County on the bicycling map as having the third Texas bike race to offer rolling enclosures, …

Mineral Wells Stage Race

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Tour de Racha – Waller, TX

Texbiker.net Posted on April 18, 2010 by Rick AnkrumApril 18, 2010

Tour de Racha
Saturday, May 22, 2010 @ 7:30 AM local time
Waller Jr. High School Track Parking Area
2215 Daugherty St.   Waller, TX

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Family Ties Family Resource Services is having it’s 1st annual Tour de RACHA bike ride. RACHA stands for Ride Against CHild Abuse. Family Ties is a non profit agency located in Waller, Texas that has been established to address issues such as child abuse, family violence, sexual assault, bullying etc. The bike ride will have options of 62, 48, and 26 mile runs. The event will begin at Waller Jr. High School and will start promptly at 7:30 a.m., for more information contact Family Ties @ (936)931-2299, or check out our website @ www.familytiesfrs.org

Tour da Racha

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