The crowds are large in Wichita Falls for the Hotter’n Hell Hundred weekend. We arrived shortly after 5:30 Pm to a very full parking lot surrounding the MPEC building. We ended up parking in a business across the street from the parking lots. Walking to the entrance we saw many out of state license plates along with a number of exotic bikes. The number of Trek Madones was amazing. I guess the price must have come down because these are out my price league. The Expo was larger this year but because they rearranged the area you could walk around and not be crushed. I will have video when I get back home and have time to edit it. There was some mountain biking outside the MPEC building and a criterium on the east side of the coliseum. Tomorrow morning I will be lined up for the bike ride. I plan on taking the 75 mile route which is the 100 mile route and turning at the Hell’s Gate in Burkburnett. There should be video of the ride and other sights.

It’s True: the Bike Bridge over Garland Rd. is going up next week
from Biking In Dallas by Michael W. Hubbard
I just got a confirmation from the Friends of the Santa Fe Trail! I’ll be up there on August 31 around 7 p.m. taking photos! How exciting! This is such a big deal for biking in Dallas. I …

How to survive Hotter then Hell and live to tell about it | The …
by admin
Part 2: Tips and tricks before the race 1. SLEEP!!!! Make sure you get plenty of sleep from Thursday/Friday night. The day before folks usually have a hard time sleeping. So make sure you give your body the maximum amount of rest you can. 2 . Pack your gear the night before: Logical right? You’d be surprised how many riders freak out in the morning because they realize they left … How to survive the Hotter than Hell 100 bicycle race and live to tell about it – Part 2 …

Cyclists, motorists must obey road rules
by San Angelo Standard Times
During that same ride, I observed a person riding a bike along Southwest Boulevard going against traffic (and without a helmet), and I passed a couple who …