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09. Juni, 07:02 Uhr

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02. Mai, 16:42 Uhr

Anyone get caught up in the ferry lines? I got at least two texts and then the email that went out last night. How bad was it?

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27. Januar, 15:23 Uhr

Home News Eyeing the Olympic mountain bike race in Paris, Peter Sagan will retire from WorldTour racing at season's end Finishing how he started, the former road world champion will race one last mountain bike-focused year in 2024 (Image credit: Getty Images) By Anne-Marije Rook published 27 January 2023 Three-time road racing world champion, Peter Sagan,...

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12. Januar, 21:01 Uhr

Sports >  Outdoors ‘If you rest, you rust’: Retired Spokane doctor tackles 3,000 mile bike adventure in South America Jan. 8, 2023 Updated Wed., Jan. 11, 2023 at 10:10 a.m. Jim Skeel and Barbara Smit on the road in the grasslands of Argentina. Smit rode a Specialized Diverge gravel bike. Although there were paved sections of road much of the route was gravel riding, she said. (Courtesy...

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25. September, 14:18 Uhr

Advertisement Travel Reflections on 500 miles: After RAGBRAI ride across Iowa, cyclists look back on 50th anniversary By Jake Sheridan Chicago Tribune • Published: Sep 14, 2023 at 5:00 am Expand Riders cross the high trestle bridge near Madrid, Iowa, during the RAGBRAI cycling event across Iowa on July 26, 2023. (Zach Boyden-Holmes/Des Moines Register) ...

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18. März, 22:31 Uhr

I moved to a country with amazing bike infrastructure ( bike paths along the whole country and woods and all ). So i thought it's a perfect place for me to get a bike and start cycling for fun and fitness. My first bike was my wife's old bike in the basement. I took it to the shop and they repaired it. It was a hybrid bike with suspension at the front. I enjoyed cycling a lot with it but it wasn't long until i decided to get a proper hybrid bike since mine was like 20 years old and rusty. I got the Cube Touring One bike which is a Trekking bike costing about 700 euros which is a lot of money for me in that time. I used it to go on long tours ranging from 40 to 100 kilometers. I couldn't help but notice that even after years of cycling, I'm still getting dusted by road bike users who seem to be not putting any effort. It made me feel slow and pathetic, i thought it must be their bike doing all the work for them. Cycling on those paths I've also realized like 90% of them are using road bikes and only me and some few old people are using hybrid trekking bikes. It really made me feel sort of a slow old man. So i had enough, i wanted the speed and the cool looks of a road bike. I also wanted to put less effort in my pedaling and still go fast because my bike was like 19 kg heavy and with suspension fork so you can imagine how much effort i had to put to be able to move slightly fast. I sold my hybrid bike and got a road bike from Canyon with clipless pedals. My first ride on it was a 20 km ride and my first impressions were is that the bike is fast but ITS NOT WORTH IT. Like seriously not worth it. I immediately felt the regret of my purchase. Yes i felt fast but the difference in comfort between my old hybrid bike and the road bike was night and day. After 5 km of riding the road bike, my neck and back would be killing me. I thought there must be something wrong with the bike size and the geometry and all, i went to my bike shop and they adjusted the seat height and the stem and even changed the position of my shoe cleats. Still didn't help. I liked that i didn't need to put much effort into pedaling but i had to endure a lot of fatigue and sore body. And because the bike puts me in a sporty riding position, i couldn't really enjoy the beautiful landscapes and nature around me because i can't really look much up like i used to with my hybrid touring bike. After few months of riding the road bike i just couldn't get used to it, i ended up selling it to a bike shop and now I'm looking into buying a flat bar touring bike with belt drives. I was also getting sick of having to go hands dirty cleaning the chain and the drivetrain so often. What do you guys think?

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16. Oktober, 15:25 Uhr

I just got married to an amazing, bold, and adventurous woman. For our trip we decided to go to a resort in another country where daily excursions were the big thing. Horseback riding through the countryside? The horse does all the work. Bus tour? Nothing to worry about. Then came biking through the mountains. I will admit to these things: I cannot sing, I cannot dance and don't out of self consciousness, and I don't have the athleticism or coordination for sports. But somehow my worthless piece of shit self decided I had the confidence to go mountain biking. I should have walked or better yet sat alone in our room in the resort, it would have been easier. So they shuttle us hours out into the bush and hills, up several thousand feet of steep mountainsides, and plunk about thirty tourists in front of a fleet of something you guys seem to like a lot. Why you like bikes is a mystery to me. To me they are a machine made by Satan to punish me. My version of hell is an endless repeating loop of what happened next. I fell in the first three seconds of touching a bike. Then I ran into another person in the next attempt, then into a tree, then another person, and even after the tour guides put me fifty feet from anyone else I still couldn't go more than ten feet without falling or hitting something. People started getting mad at me for holding everyone up for so long, the ones that didn't were all shouting the same crappy advice or platitudes like a little kid. Eventually the tour guides told me to get off and go sit in the truck following us after the sixth time almost going off a literal fucking cliff. I didn't get to see anything or experience anything, I wasted all this money to sit in a truck bed and try not to sob in shame, and I humiliated myself and my poor wife in front of dozens of strangers all because I can't do something children a fraction of my age can do without thought. I kept telling my wife after we rejoined about how sorry I was for screwing up our honeymoon, but she couldn't even look at me out of embarrassment. I start shaking every time I think about that stupid trip. I've tried for twenty five years to conquer this stupid thing and the best I can do is a few hundred feet in a wobbly line on flat ground. It has been one of the biggest insecurities of my life and every time I try I screw up. Every other sub I've tried to talk about this on removed my post or flat out ignored me. I needed to talk about this and I didn't know where else to go. EDIT: there was no peddling allowed, this was solely coasting downhill on a paved road.

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17. November, 13:26 Uhr

VeloNews News Kaitlin Armstrong Found Guilty of Murdering Moriah Wilson A Texas jury has found Kaitlin Armstrong guilty for the murder of Moriah Wilson. She faces 99 years in prison. Published Nov 16, 2023 Betsy Welch, Frederick Dreier from Outside Online Email Icon Photo: Associated Press Kaitlin Armstrong was found guilty. Photo:...

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26. September, 23:01 Uhr

I had bad back pain for a week or two last month, and it didn't go away so I scheduled a doctor's visit. After the exam the doctor told me I had sciatica, gave me some steroid pills and pain patches, and told me it should go away in a few weeks. He also gave me a referral to a physical therapist but the earliest appointment I could get was October 5th. I took the steroids and have kept off my bike for about three weeks. I've also been doing light physical therapy exercises I looked up online. The pain hasn't really decreased during this time, but it also isn't generally that bad - usually I only get spikes of pain after I've been sitting or lying down for a while and then get on my feet. Given all of that, would it be crazy to go on a short bike tour next week? I plan to leave Sunday morning and bike from Seattle to Coeur d'Alene, then bike to Spokane and take Amtrak back to Seattle late Thursday night. Should be just over 400 miles of riding in 5 days, with minimal climbing after the first day. Is this a terrible idea? Will I risk causing myself long term injury or make the recovery process harder? EDIT: just for context I am 39, very experienced touring cyclist. I generally ride 110 or so miles per day while on tour, so this would be "easy" for me.

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24. Juli, 17:24 Uhr

1 of 6 | Riders, participating in RAGBRAI 50, (Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa), roll out of Sioux City towards Kingsley, Iowa, Sunday, July 23, 2023. (Zach Boyden-Holmes/The Des Moines Register via AP)ASSOCIATED PRESS Read More 2 of 6 | Cyclists make their way along the route in Woodbury County during RAGBRAI (Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride...

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07. Juni, 09:23 Uhr

The Virginia Capital Trail: Explore Four Counties and 50+ Miles Via Bike! The Virginia Capital Trail is a dedicated paved bicycle and pedestrian trail that began construction in 2006 and was completed in 2015. It now attracts well over 1 million visitors per year and, as you’ll find out, for very good reason. Find out all you need to know about the Virginia Capital Trail. ...

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27. Januar, 13:44 Uhr

Electric Bikes Amsterdam’s underwater parking garage fits 7,000 bicycles and zero cars The four-year, $65 million project has everything — and nothing — to do with the automobile. By Thomas Ricker / @Trixxy Jan 27, 2023, 7:40 AM UTC| That’s not water you see above in those circular windows, but this bicycle garage is definitely under the water. Click here for a larger...

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17. Oktober, 20:24 Uhr

Hello I'm just wondering which is most scenic routes, bikepacking or bike touring. This question related to future plans for North America tour. Roughly idea was using Eastern divide towards Canada then across Canada towards Alaska then down Pacific coast towards Baja divide. Next is Mexico to Panama canal move up back to US wasn't sure which state to re-entry. Biking towards Florida then on EDT towards back to pa. Let me know if this is wrong post the please point me to subreddit. I'm planning this for my 40yrs old birthday. Just want know is there routes or information. I'm greatly appreciated and thank you for your time and assistance.

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30. September, 14:41 Uhr

Published January 4th, 2022 at 3:56 pm, Last Updated January 10th, 2022 at 11:21 am Open roads, museums, coffee shops, breweries and some of the most extensive art collections in the Southwest await the daring voyager willing to tackle Albuquerque’s 50-Mile Activity Loop. The highlight of a network of over 400 miles of trails, the 50-Mile Activity Loop offers an experience unlike any other in...

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30. August, 16:46 Uhr

Releases Community BIKE JAM Kicks Off Maryland Cycling Classic Weekend By Maryland Cycling Classic  / August 25, 2022 Read More Releases Maryland Cycling Classic Announces Preliminary Riders Featuring Tour de France Stage Winners and Rising American Stars By Maryland Cycling Classic  / August 22, 2022 Read More Releases Maryland Cycling Classic...

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29. Juli, 23:51 Uhr

First time poster here, I found this really cool and had to share. On Sunday 5 March 1939, commencing "at 2:30pm sharp" the Gosford-Terrigal Train-Bike-Hike took place. This event involved a train up from Sydney to Gosford Rail which left Central at 7:40am, and then a bike race with various levels of competition, finishing up out on The Skillion. Non-locals were able to come up by a special train (see the photos) and return the same way for 6/- return fare. It got international attention. It's covered in at least half a dozen papers from Sydney to the Hunter Valley and beyond, and even it attracted three cycling champions from Europe, Gino Bambagiotti (Italy), Charles Rampelberg (France), and Edmond Antoine (Belgium), all members of The Touring Club of France who wanted to participate in "un jour avec les touristes Australiens" [a day among the tourists of Australia]. So keen they were to compete that unlike the plans for the usual Sydney competitors, they skipped the train back to Sydney and arranged for car transport so they could compete that night at an event in Sydney. Three or four riders from the Kurri Kurri Cycling Club came down on the Saturday and pitched tents overnight near Gosford. Victorian cycling champion Valda Unthank also changed her plans to come up and take part in the race, arriving in Sydney a fortnight before she'd scheduled her trip to compete in events in Sydney. As we can see from these fantastic photos from Sydney news photographer R. Wolfe the event was a massive success. Also we get some great images of Terrigal from March 1939. Oh how much more rural it was! Link to the original post on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/263155471685/posts/pfbid0SVUWLmCxjBfWVZ13KKeXyiadRM1vsmfYf7Yo3qkvJsEuC1FZemo19GcyzYv46oMAl/