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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.

3-29-2022 Cervelo Caledonia Ramsey Road-1
3-29-2022 Cervelo Caledonia at a Ramsey Road Bridge
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Left Turn Headwind Whammy Bike Ride

Texbiker.net Posted on April 17, 2019 by Rick AnkrumApril 17, 2019

I was sailing right along until I made the left turn from Gene Campbell Blvd onto FM 1314. Then Wham! The SE 20 mph headwind hit me and my leg power dropped off a cliff. This happened while I rode the “New Caney – Gene Campbell Road” route today. I started riding at 11:38 AM after watching a race in Belgium on Flobikes. com.

Up to the 20 mile point when I made that turn onto FM 1314 the wind was my friend helping build up my average speed to 14.2 mph but on FM 1314 it slowly dropped down and by the end of the ride at 2:29 PM it was 13.3 mph. While getting the average speed to 14.2 I rode at 17 to 19 mph to overcome the slow speeds as I exit Kingwood and get to I-69/US59.

The blue sky from Tuesday disappeared to be replaced by an overcast sky as we prepare for rain late tonight and into Thursday. Weather while I biked: start 76 (84% humidity), overcast, wind S 16 mph. Finish 75 (85% humidity), overcast, wind SE 20 MPH. I swapped a regular long sleeve jersey for the thermal one I wore yesterday and kept the wind jacket above my shorts. I was comfortable even when I had the headwind and at the finish the jacket and jersey were wet from all of the sweat.

Thursday’ weather looks wet but it might dry out after noon so a bike ride might happen.

SportTracks Bike Ride Summary

SportTracks Bike Ride Summary

Strava Year Progressions YTD Bike Ride Miles

2019 leads 2018 and 2016 but still trails 2017.

Strava Year Progressions YTD Bike Ride Miles

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Texas Bicycling News Digest April 16th 2019

Texbiker.net Posted on April 17, 2019 by Rick AnkrumApril 17, 2019

West Hickory Street conundrum: Lanes for parking or biking?

By Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe | www.dentonrc.com

Denton’s efforts to rebuild West Hickory Street have come to a screeching halt following a controversy over a bike lane planned for the new roadway.

During its work session Tuesday afternoon, the Denton City Council is expected to consider competing recommendations to get the work back on track. The project to rebuild Hickory from …

City finds bike lane solution, moves toward bond election

By Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe | www.dentonrc.com

Denton city leaders moved two balls down the field Tuesday afternoon, steering the staff toward a solution for a congested part of West Hickory Street and toward a $200 million bond election this fall.

Neither move the Denton City Council made during its work session will be its last on either topic, particularly the bond election. But the city staff is taking steps to execute both plans in the coming months. …


Video: Veterans, first responders set off from Austin on 300-mile therapy bike ride

by: Todd Bailey | www.kxan.com

AUSTIN (KXAN) — More than 300 miles separate 50 military veterans and first responders from their final destination in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. That is the distance the group will bicycle as part of the 12th annual Project Hero Texas Challenge Bike Ride that aims to help people heal.

Cyclists set off Tuesday morning after a ceremony at Austin Veteran Affairs. Over the course of the next few days, they will ride through historic sites, civic centers and local attractions along the way. …


Tour de Braz draws hundreds

Joshua Truksa | www.alvinsun.net

Once again, people from across the Houston area flocked to Alvin to take part in the annual Tour de Braz bike ride. Foreboding weather forecasts couldn’t keep determined cyclists away, and the gamble paid off. Though cloudy, the riders stayed dry into the afternoon and beat the storms that television stations ominously displayed in the morning making their way from Austin and San Antonio. Organizers of the race canceled the 100-mile route of the ride for fears that …


Blotter: Man found passed out on bike trail

By Dalton LaFerney | www.dentonrc.com

Police responded to an unconscious person call in the 600 block of East Hickory Street on Monday night and found a man who could not stand on his own, according to a police report.

The man was found lying in a bicycle path near the Denton County Transportation Authority platform in downtown Denton, the report shows.

Police responded and noted the …


Ryan Atkinson: 10 take-aways from the Bicycle Leadership Conference

By Ryan Atkinson | www.bicycleretailer.com

I’m sitting at a coffee shop in Santa Cruz decompressing from an intense couple of days of learning. While much of the bike world was getting amped about Sea Otter Classic product launches, industry leaders got together to talk big picture in Monterey at the Bicycle Leadership Conference. The BLC is always a valuable opportunity to take the pulse of the industry and learn new perspectives. …

… 7. Ride Spot is awesome

PeopleForBikes launched Ride Spot. This is a great digital platform to help make it easier for new cyclists to discover great places to ride. They built the platform with independent bike retailers front and center. PeopleForBikes considers bike shops a part of a community’s cycling infrastructure and aims to make it easier for bike shops to engage consumers on an ongoing basis around riding bikes. …


City Park Direction Change In Progress

By zrx24 | austinmountainbiking.com

As mentioned a few weeks ago in the City Park Trail Conditions thread, the City approved our getting back to our old ways of reversing trail direction every few years. I’ve begun changing directional signage on the upper loop this afternoon, and should have the rest of the trail finished tomorrow.

If you’re riding there tomorrow, the direction is still counter-clockwise. But you will encounter some Wrong Way markers and see that the directional signage has been changed in places (tree hangers for example). DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING BACK. …


Bike auction revenue doubled from 2011–16

BY BONNY CHU | dailytexanonline.com

Whenever bikes are abandoned on campus, they are often sold at bike auctions.

These auctions are held by Parking and Transportation Services each fall. The revenue from these auctions nearly doubled to about $12,800 from 2011 to 2016, according to the most recent PTS report.

“We have an overwhelming amount of abandoned bikes left on campus each semester,” said Jeremy Hernandez, bicycle coordinator …


Westpark Kaboom Bowl Blaster

T REDLINE Nguyen | www.strava.com


Texas Bicycling from Twitter

https://twitter.com/DPDBikeSgt/status/1118327555201884160
https://twitter.com/DPDBikeSgt/status/1118331401764528131

This Saturday, April 20, at 6 p.m., bring your bike to the Manchaca Branch Library for a tune-up while you listen to some tunes! Or check out the book swap and crafts. This special outdoor event is supported by @austinmobility and the Yellow Bike Project. https://t.co/5mrQbSamKB pic.twitter.com/bzE8abKaL6

— ATX Transportation (@austinmobility) April 16, 2019

Council has directed city staff to continue pursuing Option #2 along with converting Ave A to one-way to add parking. Option 2 is the most consistent with the rest of the bike lanes on W Hickory St.

— Bike Denton (@bikedenton) April 16, 2019

Change of plans for tomorrow’s ride! Looks like storms will be rolling in tomorrow so we’re moving our Co-Ed Ride to next Wednesday, April 24th. Invite your Sisters and… https://t.co/4w7mctAFPi

— Dirt Side Sisters (@DirtSideSisters) April 16, 2019

A great conversation with the @DirtSideSisters, an adventure on @dartmedia & TexRail and a mishap with a bag strap capped a great day as #executivebybike !! pic.twitter.com/NRVdfkBt4N

— BikeDFW (@BikeDFW) April 16, 2019

Our friends at Bike Friendly South Dallas taking one more step towards their dream of having an impact on their community…by bike!! #dreamsdocometrue #builditandtheywillcome #makingadifference #bikelove https://t.co/MVzBOUuSis

— BikeDFW (@BikeDFW) April 16, 2019

More pictures from Phase 2B/C of the extension. Check out this respite at Pensive! Thanks to @cmjsgates @LeeforDallas @CalvertCollins @JeffKitner @DallasParkRec @DallasCountyTx @oncor and everyone who is making this a reality! pic.twitter.com/X1aX79UaGf

— Northaven Trail (@NorthavenTrail) April 17, 2019

Day 16: #30DaysOfBiking 🚲 pic.twitter.com/OQcp6MCsx1

— Edgar Gaucin 🚲 (@edgargaucin) April 17, 2019

Houston is adding more protected bike lanes in 2019, and we hope to see that growth continue per the findings in this piece from @StreetsblogUSA. https://t.co/a8wUu3WMGz

— Houston BCycle (@HoustonBCycle) April 16, 2019

Carver Library program pic.twitter.com/zJOfOJ0IgU

— Martin Russell 🚲🐝🐿️ (@russell_dallas) April 16, 2019

Bikes come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, and the bikes on UNT are no exception. #UNT #bikeUNT pic.twitter.com/1jYMDhhiQc

— I Bike UNT (@IBikeUNT) April 16, 2019

Phase 2 construction! Check out the progress being made near @TownNorthYMCA. The extension will be finished soon! Thanks @DallasCountyTx, @CityOfDallas, @DallasParkRec, @TxDOT, and @oncor for this collaborative project. pic.twitter.com/7BIZdzAb00

— Northaven Trail (@NorthavenTrail) April 16, 2019

Bike of the Day! Anthony joins the Celeste ARMY! #bikeoftheday #passionceleste https://t.co/HQ1wHIf2i9 pic.twitter.com/RFS76goF9g

— Mad Duck Cyclery (@MadDuckCyclery) April 16, 2019

Bicyclists at Night – #BeSeen #WalkSafe #BikeSafe #DriveSafe https://t.co/JiM0S3mw3L pic.twitter.com/e9xg5cZv9o

— WalkBikeSafeTx (@WalkBikeSafeTX) April 16, 2019

The Bicycle Advisory Council meets this evening to discuss improvements to Lavaca St and Guadalupe St, #OurCongressAvenue, shared micro-mobility policy, and design alternatives for Shoal Creek Blvd! 🚲 🛴 🚍 View the agenda and meeting materials here: https://t.co/G6gbqAGels pic.twitter.com/80uvG8NToR

— ATX Transportation (@austinmobility) April 16, 2019

A tiny, low-cost gadget called the Lubri Disc promises to simplify regular chain maintenance, taking the mess out of lubing a #bike chain, ensuring that you get chain lube where it really is needed, and reducing the am… https://t.co/55t1vTTiMR via @cyclingboomer #velo #cycling pic.twitter.com/Ogx1dUPfFn

— Boomer Cycling (@CyclingBoomer) April 16, 2019

Red River Riot this weekend… don’t miss it ! https://t.co/JsuHiwseLr pic.twitter.com/xw637s903s

— Mad Duck Cyclery (@MadDuckCyclery) April 16, 2019

New Events Added to Texbiker.net Calendar

New Event Ride Like A Girl – Brushy Creek Trails & Post Ride Party – Cedar Park, TX For full details, including the address, and to RSVP see: https://t.co/3JiyBxeoQc

** All level mountain bike rides for women only! **

All riders must bring a trail-wor… https://t.co/tAyYvgZRd9

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) April 17, 2019

New Event Ride Like A Girl – Barton Creek Greenbelt @ 360 Trailhead – Austin, TX For full details, including the address, and to RSVP see: https://t.co/qb1SOtSr6U

** All level mountain bike rides for women only! **

All riders must bring a trail-worthy… https://t.co/7Vy3juW782

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) April 17, 2019

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When Will The Wind Let Up Bike Ride

Texbiker.net Posted on April 16, 2019 by Rick AnkrumApril 16, 2019

I thought today’s bike ride wouldn’t be so windy but not the case. When I set on the “Atascocita – Walden – E. Lake Houston Parkway” route I looked at the NWAA app on my phone and saw the wind was from the south at 15 mph. Since this route goes south that meant a headwind until the last 10 miles when it probably would become a tailwind. I left at 10:22 AM which is early for me so far this year. Weather during the bike ride: start 74 (69% humidity), mostly cloudy, wind S 15 mph. Finish 77 (65% humidity), mostly cloudy, wind S 17 mph, gusts 23 mph.

With the strong wind I dressed for a chill with shorts, long sleeve thermal jersey, and wind jacket. In the beginning I felt a little cool but as I warmed up that passed and I was comfortable for the rest of the bike ride. I am ready for warmer weather so I can skip the thermal jersey and jacket.

Whenever I rode in the open I knew the wind had picked up from the 15 mph at the start. Only after I finished the ride at 12:32 PM and checked the NWAA app again did I see how much the wind increased. This explained why it require so much effort riding into the headwind.

Maybe Wednesday the wind will let up. The weather will change Wednesday evening when another front moves through but I should be able to ride during the day. I thought April was known for showers, not strong winds.

SportTracks Bike Ride Summary

SportTracks Bike Ride Summary

Strava Year Progressions YTD Bike Ride Miles

How the last 4 years compare: 2019 trails 2017 by 105 miles, 2018 is behind 2019 by 100 miles, 2016 leads 2019 by 8 miles.

Strava Year Progressions YTD Bike Ride Miles

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Texas Bicycling News Digest April 15th 2019

Texbiker.net Posted on April 16, 2019 by Rick AnkrumApril 16, 2019

MS150 2019: I am really up for this?

Lisa Doggett | www.lisadoggett.com

After months of training – 6 a.m. spin classes at the YMCA, long rides on the Southern Walnut Creek Trail, and the recent LBJ 100 ride in the Texas Hill Country – I am going to do it again: 168 miles from Houston to Austin during the last weekend of April. This will be my second time participating in the MS150, and for much of the time leading up to it, I’ve been feeling fine: I got this! But….

Now, as the weekend approaches, I am getting scared. Am I really up for this? I was in better shape last year. Even though I didn’t decide to ride until five weeks before the race last time, I was running long distances and working …


Azzi’s Ride: A mother’s cross-country bike journey for preeclampsia awareness

By: Todd Bailey | www.kxan.com

AUSTIN (KXAN) — "We don’t really get to feel like parents because we were only with him for three days."

Three days. That’s how long Carlie and Dietrich Linde got to spend with their late son Azzi who died from preeclamsia complications during pregnancy.

It’s heartbreaking, Carlie says.

Last summer in late June, Carlie noticed …


Liberty Freedom bike ride dodges wicked weather

By David Taylor | www.chron.com

In his second year, Joshua Tully of Daisetta upped his game by doing the longer 30-mile ride. He found a friend, Rick Chandler of Humble, who partnered up with him and kept an eye on him throughout the ride.

A little rain, no problem. His rain coat was neatly packed away in his backpack.

“Not even wet,” Nestor Barroeta of Lumberton proclaimed as he held out the slicker. The rest of him was soaked, but he didn’t even care.

“I did the ride the first year and it was fun.” He skipped last year because he feared the inclement weather but decided not to let it bother him this year.

“It’s a pretty ride out here,” he said.

Nearly 60 riders braved the …


Video: Cross-country cyclist comes through Big Country, raising money for breast cancer

By: Kelsee Pitman | www.bigcountryhomepage.com

ABILENE, Texas (KRBC) – One man is biking for more than 4,000 miles to raise awareness for The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

"My mother-in-law is a two-time and we have a close friend that is just a recent survivor," said Bob Hood, rider.

All to raise money and awareness for the cause.

"It’s mostly word of mouth, we do three live videos a day that we …


Success! Mayor Turner Makes Street Safety A Priority

bikehouston.org

On March 26, 2019 BikeHouston in partnership with LINK Houston led a coalition of 23 people who ride bikes, walk, take transit, and drive cars to share their stories of loss and concern for road safety with the Mayor and City Council.

Mayor Sylvester Turner answered our call at a press conference on 10th and Shepherd on April 12, an intersection that claimed two lives in late March. Mayor Turner answered our asks by committing to hiring a safe streets coordinator, leading a safety campaign, and implementing the safety recommendations made by the …


Bandera Bike Park

By Seths Pool | austinmountainbiking.com

Hey everyone, just wanted to take a minute to talk about Bandera Bike Park. Lots of trail work happening there, and the place needs everyone’s support to make it into something great for the Texas mountain biking scene! the place has great potential, but seems to have a tarnished reputation/history within the Texas riding community.

Building a bike park and multiple trails to satisfy everyone is a GIANT undertaking. lots of labor, time, and money have already been invested to bring Bandera Bike park to where it currently stands. Myself, and the Bandera Dig crew have been working hard recently to add new trails to the park for all of you! here is a map of Bandera Bike park. as of this last weekend, ive designed 6 new trails at …


Video: Elderly man on bicycle seriously injured after being struck by vehicle in Port Arthur

www.12newsnow.com

The man was last listed as being in critical condition.

BEAUMONT, Texas — An elderly man was seriously hurt after being struck by a cara while riding a bicyle in Port Arthur.

Port Arthur Police officers responded to a a report of a major wreck just befroe 9:30 p.m. Sunday night and found that a 70-yeara-old man riding a bicycle had been struck by a vehicle according to a …


Video: Ft. Bend Co. amputee athlete near top of Boston Marathon finishes

abc13.com

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A Fort Bend County woman raced to the finish line of Monday’s Boston Marathon, finishing third in her group.

But, this momentous achievement for Adessa Ellis almost didn’t happen.

While on her bicycle training for an Ironman, Adessa was hit from behind in February 2016.

She nearly died on arrival when she was rushed to Memorial Hermann Hospital. However, she and her family said doctors credited her …


Texas Bicycling from Twitter

Given the chance to guest lecture @UTSOA by Dr. @AlexKarner today, I offered some tales of crowdsourcing for bicycle planning, with an interlude of spatial analysis with @GeoDaCenter.

Wanting to follow up (tho it's not my class ;-), thought I'd offer highlights & resources. 1/7 pic.twitter.com/p1fJOZQyUo

— Greg P. Griffin (@gregpgriffin) April 16, 2019

https://t.co/EmQVm1I2Om

— Bike Friendly Cedars (@BikeCedars) April 16, 2019

Day 15: #30DaysOfBiking 🚲 pic.twitter.com/u6bmInv1Lz

— Edgar Gaucin 🚲 (@edgargaucin) April 16, 2019

Join us on Saturday for our next Slow Roll ride out at Cobb Park. Kickstands up at 10am!https://t.co/7lSwbOYPAO

— Bike Friendly FW (@BikeFriendlyFW) April 15, 2019

Come join us this Friday at Spider Mountain! https://t.co/GP1C6b7YBs

— Sugar Cycles, Inc (@SugarCycles) April 15, 2019

More pics from Saturday’s Castell Gravel Grind. Story coming soon in the @statesman. pic.twitter.com/EvPr5bSlwS

— Pam LeBlanc (@fitcityleblanc) April 15, 2019

A big thank you to the residents that stopped by on Saturday at the W. Little York Pop-Up Bike Lane that was set up at Sylvester Turner Park! We had lots of fun and enjoyed seeing those smiles on your faces! pic.twitter.com/sruvEoqUJr

— Houston Planning (@HoustonPlanning) April 15, 2019

Our Annual Bike to UT day is April 17th!

We'll be offering light breakfast to cyclist on the main and PRC campus while supplies last.

Later in the day 10am-2PM we'll be on Speedway mall at Sustainability's earth month event!

Info:https://t.co/dbMjfjcGSz #BiketoUT2019 pic.twitter.com/2tWdKaWWQ1

— Bike UT (@bikeut) April 15, 2019

We have two more packet pick-ups before the BP MS 150! Please join us on April 17 at Memorial Park or at Opening Ceremonies on April 26th at Addicks Park and Ride to get yours.#bpms150 pic.twitter.com/SIce4YnCVU

— Bike MS: Texas MS 150 (@TexasMS150) April 15, 2019

Tested the new bike before purchasing and I know for damn sure I’m gonna get it. The ride is incredibly smooth, the paint job is fully reflective, and I’m already in love with it. Gonna change out the stem to a 110 -6degree. pic.twitter.com/fUywVXAe1R

— I wanna be a bike. (@Fudgelump) April 15, 2019

Dallas area cycling events for the week of April 15th…

Slow week since it’s Easter weekend, but the big one is the Red River Riot gravel grinder on Saturday.

𝐑𝐨𝐚𝐝:
4/16: Tuesday Night Crit in Richardson,… https://t.co/DRknRcxXTs

— Rockwall Racing Team (@RideRockwall) April 15, 2019

Just a reminder to all of you needing ideas #togetoutside this spring… the fine folks of @SocCyclingATX put on some great rides. #BikeAustin #BikeATX #ATX #Austinhttps://t.co/yX6jwPrYAx

— #BikeATX (@BikeATX) April 15, 2019

So many more pictures to come from today’s Rock Solid Foundations Skills Clinic, but first we want to give a huge and most deserving shout out ⭐️ to thatrockymountainhigh… https://t.co/6SFhyHgSEr

— Dirt Side Sisters (@DirtSideSisters) April 15, 2019

So many more pictures to come from today’s Rock Solid Foundations Skills Clinic, but first we want to give a huge and most deserving shout out ⭐️ to thatrockymountainhigh… https://t.co/pE8Z54GOvT

— Dirt Side Sisters (@DirtSideSisters) April 15, 2019

Joaquin has his new IBIS Ripmo looking great! #ibiscycles #mtb https://t.co/gAJySXuo6Q pic.twitter.com/BYPUFFeE7L

— Mad Duck Cyclery (@MadDuckCyclery) April 15, 2019

New Events Added to Texbiker.net Calendar

New Event ARR All Level Ride @ Walnut Creek – Austin, TX Its spring and were back to 9:30 am Wheels down at 9:30 am. (this means arrive early and be ready to pedal at 9:30am) This is for all levels of riders, which will break into groups according to abi… https://t.co/40bMDAeBwJ

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) April 15, 2019

New Event Group C Ride Upper Valley – El Paso, TX Group C ride, 14-16 mph average pace. Beginner friendly bike ride, for beginners who want to experience group riding and want to add in extra miles. If you cannot maintain the pace, you are welcome to con… https://t.co/Nf1uKSEbgE

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) April 15, 2019

New Event Upper Valley Tour Group B – El Paso, TX • Distance: Usually 20-25 miles • Show up at 8:15 and ready to Roll Out: 8:30 am • Pace: (Group B 15-17 mph) – Leader: tbd at ride time • Details: No Drop Ride. Route will be a little tour of the Uppe… https://t.co/i87AzdbSot

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) April 15, 2019

New Event Build a NEW TRAIL @Country Club Creek Greenbelt – Austin, TX Austin Ridge Riders is building a NEW Trail on the Country Club Creek Greenbelt. This is near downtown Austin about 2 miles south of Buzz Mill. There will be almost 5 miles of trail w… https://t.co/GAY6vBpzZz

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) April 15, 2019

New Event Bikeland Big Ring Challenge – Coldspring, TX Bikeland Big Ring Challenge. Presented by GHORBA at Coldspring, TXhttps://t.co/tKt8B25ldLhttps://t.co/JmxDuIVTuN

CATEGORYSTART TIMEDISTANCEPRIZESFEE
Pro/Cat 1 Men8:30 AM20 milespayout ba… https://t.co/nc04d2GAD6

— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) April 16, 2019

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