Texas Bicycling Daily News Roundup for October 6th
Lone Star Cyclists Club Meeting
Our next club meeting is Monday, October 17th at the Bob Duncan Center, 2800 South Center Street, Arlington. We hope you can attend this meeting! The Club’s Executive Board meets at 6:30 PM. The Club meets at 7:30 PM.
Lone Star Cyclists October Shifting Times
Circle of Life Bike Tour
Tyler Bicycle Club
The Circle Of Life Tour leaves Wills Point on Saturday October 8th at 8:00 am. Please join us on the route. The Route can be found at
There are a number of variables at this point as to where we will be at what time. So I will post up again before Saturday to give you more information. Thank you for supporting this very meaningful event. We are…
Dirt Derby – participant edition
by minorbaker      Austin On Two Wheels
Last week I went to the Peddler Dirt Derby, but as a spectator, because my bike didn’t have all its bits and pieces. I went to take some pictures, heckle riders, and help out wherever I was needed. Aside from the nasty dust storm, the evening was quite fun. I need to give a HUGE SHOUT OUT to…
Austin Bike Culture Calendar Events: 10/6- 10/12/11
by elliott      Austin On Two Wheels
This weekend will be big with the North American Cycle Courier Championships coming to Austin for the first time with a weekend of world class racing and more. The Dirt Derby series will also continue with more MTB short course and cyclocross fun in the dirt plus our own weekly free beginner cyclocross clinic before the beginner race each week for the cx curious. My favorite part of last week’s Dirt Derby? Watching a cyclocross…
Bike-friendly bike frenzy called Cyclesomatic runs the month of October
by Wendy Settle of The Assignment Desk, DFW Â Â Â www.pegasusnews.com
The weather has finally started to cool off here in North Texas, making it the perfect time to get out and ride your bike. At least the creators of Cyclesomatic are hoping so.
Cyclesomatic is a bicycle extravaganza featuring a dozen events throughout the month of October. In its third year, the event was started by Bike Friendly Oak Cliff, a group of bicycle enthusiasts that promote the creation of…
Bike Around the Bay this weekend
www.lsonews.com
With more than 930 registered riders, the Galveston Bay Foundation is geared up for Bike Around the Bay this weekend!
Bike Around the Bay is a fully supported two-day, 150-mile bicycle ride around Galveston Bay showcasing the natural beauty of Galveston Bay and benefiting GBF. The proceeds benefit projects that preserve wetlands, protect natural habitat and enhance the water quality…
Selma cyclists ride to fight multiple sclerosis
By Joel Williams          www.mysanantonio.com
Research lab technician Michelle Bendele is getting ready to combine her love for cycling with her first-hand understanding of the importance of funding to fight diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
Bendele and her husband, Michael, will join an estimated 2,000 other cyclists Oct. 15-16 on the Bike MS: Valero 2011 Alamo Ride to the River.
This will mark the 22nd year for the ride in which cyclists, volunteers and supporters join forces to raise $1.3 million to help find a…
Austin Children’s Shelter
Skellicyclists present: Dub Ride (and show!) benefiting Austin Children’s Shelter
By Jason
Start: 10/15/2011 – 8:00pm
The Skellies are giving back to our lovely Austin community and it starts here. Saturday, October 15th, 2011, the Skellies presents … the Dub Ride benefitting Austin Children’s Shelter. We’re hosting a very short & sweet leisurely bike ride (around 3 miles), meeting up at The Grackle (1700 E 6th St) at 8pm, ultimately landing at Club De Ville (900 Red River) for a good cause benefit dub-inspired musical…
Tour De BBQ Ride report 2011
by Justin         Seen On The Train (now The Plano Cyclist)
I am returning from a great birthday weekend in Kansas City and an even better ride; though not quite what I expected.
First, I want to give props to the $34.99 Allen Bike Rack. It carried my GT from Dallas to Kansas City at very high speeds and was as solid as a rock the entire way. Kudos to you, cheap bike rack.
I spent the afternoon before the Tour riding around with Dad in his cool little sportscar, trying to pre-ride the route. However, whoever wrote the directions (cough) filled them full of crazy pre-directions – things like “Head straight towards Buena Vista Street” – Buena Vista street would have nothing to do with the next direction, which might…