Texas Biking April 23rd 2020
Posted on by Rick Ankrum
Texas Biking from Twitter
@houparksboard @HPARD Bollard along trails and greenways are really not necessary if your residents are having challenges maneuvering around them. Please see AASHTO guidelines linked below on how to appropriately use them. https://t.co/nUNFAZwt9m pic.twitter.com/3zPJFxFBzg
— Amar Mohite (@amarpmohite) April 24, 2020
It’s a sharrow, it’s a bike lane, it’s new adventures in bike markings! pic.twitter.com/2214UufsB3
— Tom Wald (@tomwald) April 24, 2020
This is intentional. pic.twitter.com/rcG8IFp6w2
— Barrett Ochoa (@BarryOcho) April 23, 2020
STOLEN – Blue Trek Skye SL in Austin, TX https://t.co/lp90U5tNzV pic.twitter.com/gIhGdxU6pu
— Bike Index (@bikeindexstolen) April 23, 2020
🚴â€â™€ï¸ Exercising is a great escape during these difficult times. But there are strict guidelines to keep you safe on our hike and bike trails ðŸƒðŸ»â€â™€ï¸ & our Mission PD bike patrol is out enforcing the rules. Use social distancing and don’t gather in the parking lot! pic.twitter.com/nBR5Ms1sxH
— City of Mission, TX (@CityOfMissionTX) April 23, 2020
New restrictions go into effect today in an effort to reduce crowding along popular Dallas trails. This weekend is a great time to explore new places. Whether you prefer wide-open spaces or the shade of a forest, the #TrinityRiver has a trail for you. https://t.co/Z6sH4OTSBe pic.twitter.com/KRRmkDQKIy
— Trinity Park Conservancy (@trinityparkc) April 23, 2020
Heinz to lead DB1 weekly ride for Chris! (Apr 25, 2020 07:30AM)
— PBA Rides (@pbaDB1) April 23, 2020
New Event Added to Texbiker.net Calendar
New Event Wednesday Night Ride (WNR) – suspended during COVID-19 crisis
— Rick Ankrum (@texbiker) April 23, 2020
El Paso Bicycle Club
ALL GROUP RIDES ARE SUSPENDED DURING THE CURRENT CRISIS THIS IS A NON-CLUB RIDE. Wednesday Night Ride – 20 – 24 miles, flat. From March through October, during… https://t.co/JmjEHPITHA