Texas Trails for Hiking, Biking, and Equestrian Use
TexasOutside.com
If you enjoy biking, hiking, or riding horses, then here is a list of some of the best Texas trails for hiking, biking, or equestrian use. We would welcome your feedback on Texas hiking, biking or equestrian trails that you enjoy. We have also included Texas Outside’s and other ratings of the Texas trails. We welcome your feedback and reviews – email us.

If you would like to get some additional Texas trail information and find the trails on a Google map, click here. …

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What’s up with the poll?
Austin Ridge Riders
by Laura Scagno

During the past year, there have been several mountain biking related accidents resulting in serious injuries. In several cases the rider involved was uninsured. This issue was the subject of discussion on BikeMojo with very interesting comments, feedback and ideas.

The Austin Ridge Riders is currently researching accident supplemental insurance options to include coverage provided by groups like IMBA and the USA Cycling Association. We would like to be able to provide some idea as to how many of our members and/or website registered users are uninsured. Please remember that I am not a professional pollster and we do not…

New BMX park ideal hangout for participants and spectators
by katiejo            Austin on Two Wheels

What makes riding your bicycle in Austin so special?

Nope, it’s not riding under the Congress bridge on Lady Bird Lake and inhaling the aroma of bat guano?

Maybe it’s cycling around downtown, and spotting a pseudo-life-size artisan painted cow?

Definitely the bike-able access to local farms and fresh produce specializes Austin from other major urban areas. There are centrally located farmers’ markets at least 3 days out of the week within 3 miles of my home. …

Basic maintenance, repair skills essential for cyclists
by San Angelo Standard Times
By Bill Cullins SAN ANGELO, Texas — Nothing ruins a good cycling workout more than having a flat or mechanical malfunction, especially if you’re not able to correct the problem and continue riding. Although major bicycle repair issues often require a …