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Texas Biking Action October 13th 2021

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David on the Southern Tier

By David Jelmini | www.crazyguyonabike.com

Day 25: Lost Maples to Ingram, 2443’ of climbing, 3:43 hrs in the saddle. Half way point Wednesday October 13, 2021, 44 miles (71 km) – Total so far: 1,283 miles (2,065 km) Before I start, wanted to say we lost a rider today. Larry from Loveland called it quits and got a ride to Austin to fly home today. He wasn’t happy for the past couple of days, especially when the rain started. He Saged yesterday. When I saw his bike on the van today, I asked him he was giving it one more day – said he was. When we got to camp found out he left. I know this feeling so I’m not judging him, been there before when I quit 4 years ago. I learned that I couldn’t do this ride solo, just too lonely. I feel very confident now about making it to the end. It’s still hard but …

Surviving another Pop A (voiceover; crash) – 10/12/2021

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How to maintain fast cycling speeds 1092021

Veloharmony | www.youtube.com

Learn how to maintain fast cycling speeds Prologue: 00:00 Route Map: 00:26 Warmup on Research Forest: 01:48 Fishcreek Blvd high speed race pace to Capitol Hill Road: 14:38 Staying in Group B on Capitol Hill to Mail-Route: 31:40 Paul and I head south on Hidden Forest Road: 49:08 Wrapping up the ride on Honea-Egypt Road: 1:07:52

Narrated local group rides with educational narrative about the ins and outs of cycling technique and etiquette.

Stolen bike: Specialized Turbo Vado SL 4.0 from BikingATX

Hearts on the Move Virtual Walk or Bike Challenge

Presented by United Regional Foundation | www.runreg.com

A FREE Wellness Panel Blood Screening is INCLUDED with each registration so you can learn your numbers and take action to get healthy!
Walk or cycle at location of your choice during Feburary, Heart Health Month!
Log walking or cycling miles and watch for your name on the Leaderboard.
If you prefer to walk or cycle INSIDE, the YMCA of Wichita Falls will be open to all Hearts on the Move participants on all weekends in February.
Wellness screenings will be offered on Saturdays (Feb 12, 19, & 26) at URPG at 4327 Barnett Rd. Appointments can be made for your screening at packet pickup.
Packet pickup for all registered by Jan. 14 will be at the United Regional Foundation office, 1600 13th St, on Fri Jan 28 (7:30am-5:30pm). For those registering after Jan 14, packet pickup will be on Tues Feb 8 (7:30am-5:30pm).
For more information, contact Noel Filer at nfiler@unitedregional.org.

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In 1999 I had a burning desire to create a web site focused on Texas bicycling. Over the years this web site has existed many people have visited. As I think of information I need to bicycle I add them to the web site.

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