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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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January 19th Texas Bicycling Blog and News Roundup

Texbiker.net Posted on January 19, 2010 by Rick AnkrumJanuary 19, 2010

I want to ride my
from www.youtube.com   03:01
Riding our bikes! Various Texas bicyclers.

Movie Review: Beauty and the Bike
by elliott
from austinontwowheels.org
beautyandbikeposterSummary: Documenting an experiment with the effects of social cycling on bike use in young women from Darlington, England, Beauty and the Bike shows a compelling vision of how attainable a cycling culture can be with the right equipment, social network, and basic bicycle infrastructure like bike lanes and paths. …

MTB Race News: Plews and Rasmussen Solve the El Paso Puzzler
by mtbracenews.com
The 3rd Annual El Paso Puzzler 50 mile endurance mountain bike race was held under sunny skies and temps in the mid-60’s with 140 anxious riders testing themselves in what was being billed as the toughest race in Texas. With last year’s winner performing a bit of course marshaling due to pregnancy, this year’s race was a whole different ball game. …

El Paso Puzzler

Twenty Ten » rollin’ bowlin
by brett
Turn 21; Ride bike to Alaska; Graduate from the University of Texas. Also, I wanted to inform you of several things. A couple of days ago I purchased a Garmin Edge 500 to keep track of my training. This little device is pretty niffty to …

Austin’s Lonestar Cross Festival, Texas State Championship 2010 Day 2 : Cyclocross Magazine
by Chris Gescheidle

Lone Star Cross Festival
You couldn’t have asked for better conditions: fresh mud–just the right texture–from recent rains. It blanketed sections of ground of a county park in east Travis County outside Austin, Texas this past weekend. As one observer on a Texas bicycle forum post put it: “Andrew (Pirate Race Productions) must have an ‘in’ with the weather gods …. Who else could have scheduled 24 hours of rain to ‘prep’ the course, and then have the sun come out on race day? How true–most participants agreed that the conditions were perfect. …

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Two Days in A Row for Road Riding

Texbiker.net Posted on January 19, 2010 by Rick AnkrumJanuary 19, 2010

The weather took a warm turn today. Mostly cloudy but in the mid-70’s are what I have been waiting for. I was beginning to wonder if there would be any road miles this month. I need to get some base miles in so that I can make it through the organized rides that kick off in February. The wind today was stiff from the south with gusts at 17mph. For weak legs this might as well been have gale force winds. Here is my performance chart from my Garmin Edge 305.

Performance Chart January 19th

Route January 19th

Elevation - Distance and Grade %

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Texas Bicycling Blog and News Roundup for January 18th

Texbiker.net Posted on January 18, 2010 by Rick AnkrumJanuary 18, 2010

Mike’s Life and Training Blog: MLK Day
by Mike
…I have been keeping consistent to the stationary bike, around 60 minutes per day, a few hard but mostly easy spins, the routine is a good one and soon enough I can get back outdoors now and then for a real ride. My road bike is in the shop for some new brakes and seat, it should be ready to pick up in a couple off days. I haven’t rode for awhile, being content to drill on the stationary bike. The weather has been unfriendly for cycling as well. My brother just recently bought his first road bike, I am ecstatic about this…

Bike Reviews » Crossing the Texas Plains by Bicycle
by jennifer8163
Crossing Texas by bicycle is not an easy feat at all and certainly I am not suggesting that anyone try to cross from El Paso to Beaumont; that would indeed be a nightmare. As big as Texas is there are only a few really good routes to …

Bicycle Enthusiast and Professional Caffeine Abuser: Mostly neon …
by Tim
1991 Texas Road Race Championships.
Back then finishing the event meant something. 4 previous attempts met with failure on my part. The course was in the heart of the Texas Hill Country north of San Antonio, and while the altitude might be lacking, the steepness of the grades wasn’t. In ’91 and ’92 the course was “T” shaped with the start and finish at the bottom of the “T” which was at the top of the steepest climb (see the last 3 images). The feed zone was on the right part of the “T” and was probably as steep. …

Racing Across America on a Recumbent Bike – The Fire Ant Gazette
by Eric
Racing Across America on a Recumbent Bike. This is the time of year when bicyclists in Texas start getting cabin fever. Sure, there are six more months of subzero winter days for all the Yankees, but we’ve had our full quota of freezes …

Bicycle Tour #2 – Wimberley, TX – Lessons Learned
from www.bikegurus.com
At 9am on Wednesday, December 30th I rolled out of my driveway on my Trek Valencia and embarked on my second bicycle tour.  My destination, Wimberley, TX, was about 50 miles northeast of my home.

I planned the route using Garmin’s Mapsource program on my PC and downloaded the route to my Garmin Edge 705 so I’d have the benefit of turn-by-turn directions…

This is not Texas bicycling but I could not pass up the news from my hometown newspaper. McConnelsville is on the Muskingum River in Southeast Ohio. Very rural and some hills.

Bicycle tour to make a stop in McConnelsville
BY BRIAN McKEE (Zanesville Times Recorder)
McCONNELSVILLE — The Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure will include a stop in McConnelsville this year.

The annual event will take place June 19-26, and the expected 3,000 riders will gather for the tour on June 19 at the Hocking County Fairgrounds in Logan. They will begin cycling on June 20, covering an average of 50 miles per day, and will stay overnight in McConnelsville on June 20. The cyclists also will visit Marietta, Athens and McArthur before returning to Logan on June 26.

“McConnelsville had been a daytime stop on GOBA several years ago,” Amy Grove, of the OSU Extension office in McConnelsville, said. “This time we have an overnight stop. This is quite a coup for McConnelsville.This tour averages 2,100 to 3,100 cyclists.”

During the past 20 years, GOBA has been instrumental in generating nearly $10 million in tourism revenues in the towns along the route, as well as providing access to Ohio’s rural treasures to cyclists from all over the U.S. …

FtW CycEx: Sandbagging
by rab
This past weekend was the Texas State Championship weekend for cyclocross. As some would put it, the sandbagger’s cup. CX has a knack for bringing out the accusation of sandbagging better than possibly any cycling discipline. …

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Finally, Off the Windtrainer and On The Road

Texbiker.net Posted on January 18, 2010 by Rick AnkrumJanuary 18, 2010

The weather finally turned enough to get out on the road/trails where I live. I grabbed the Raleigh M800 and took off. The mostly cloudy and mid-60’s temperature were suitable for the ride. My trusty Garmin Edge 305 kept up with the data while I worked on turning the pedals. The headlamp was necessary with the sunset at 5:45 and my leaving at 6:11PM. Here is the data and route thanks to SportTrack software.

Speed-Distance for January 18th

Route January 18th

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