Texas Bicycling News For November 5, 2023
Biking from Austin TX to Anchorage Alaska!
By Rama Hamoudah | www.crazyguyonabike.com
Why am I doing it?
My freshman year I was partnered with a girl from one of my orgs to go for a walk. It was the first time I had met her, and within the first 10 minutes of our conversation, I knew she had to be one of the coolest people I had met. She had told me about how she is currently training for a cancer charity bike ride from Austin TX to Anchorage Alaska. The whole point of the ride is to spread awareness about cancer research, hope to individuals/ families effected by cancer and raise money for those effected by cancer. After she told me what Texas 4000 was – I immediately fell in love. I spent hours looking at the profile of different riders, reading their stories on why they ride and who they are. It amazed me that people of all different backgrounds where coming together to do something that most would call crazy, but something so big and so great. I immediately told everyone I knew how incredible this thing was. So when it came time for it I applied… but I did not get in. I told myself though that I would not leave college until I do this. From freshman year to junior year I spent time reading peoples profiles and talking to riders- falling in love with the organization even more.
I applied again my junior year and now I am in the training process of riding my bike from Austin TX to Anchorage. And now more than ever I have a reason to ride. …
November 4, 2023 Ride
Fun time at today's kids #BikeRodeo! The kids learned about proper helmet fit, ABC Quick Check, basic rules of the road, and had a great time practicing their bicycle handling skills! pic.twitter.com/NNFQA16VAs
— Bike Denton (@bikedenton) November 6, 2023
The E-W cycle track along Polk & Lamar was great (save for the two blocks where the detour bike lane was removed past Crawford). We could use a grid of protected cycles tracks/lanes across much of central Houston #BikeGridNow 8/ pic.twitter.com/OaRy9TLvse
— Chris Parma (@cfparma16) November 5, 2023
I then used the existing Polk protected bike lanes to easily glide through #EaDoHouston. Are there plans to close the unprotected/unpainted gap between Emancipation and St Emanuel? 7/ pic.twitter.com/pNIOUEdVsS
— Chris Parma (@cfparma16) November 5, 2023
USAC Texas MTB State Championship Kerrville Mountain Bike Festival • Oct 28 2023 • Kerrville, TX
results.bikereg.com
Categories » Men 19-29 Cat 2 » Men 19-29 Cat 3 » Men 19-39 Cat 1 » Men 30-39 Cat 2 » Men 30-39 Cat 3 » Men Junior 11-12 » Men Junior 13-14 » Men Junior 15-18 Cat 1 » Men Junior 15-18 Cat 2 » Men Junior 15-18 Cat 3 » Men Junior 6-10 » Men Master 40-49 Cat 1 » Men Master 40-49 Cat 2 » Men Master 40-49 Cat 3 » Men Master 50+ Cat 2 » Men Master 50-59 Cat 1 » Men Master 50-59 Cat 3 » Men Master 60+ Cat 3 » Men Master 60-69 Cat 1/2/3 » Men Master 70+ Cat 1/2/3 » Men Pro/Cat 1 » Single Speed Cat 1/2/3 » Single Speed Cat 2/3 » Women 19-39 Cat 2 » Women 19-39 Cat 3 » Women Junior 11-12 » Women Junior 13-14 » Women Junior 15-18 Cat 1 » Women Junior 15-18 Cat 2 » Women Junior 6-10 » Women Master 40+ Cat 2 » Women Master 40-49 Cat 1 » Women Master 40-49 Cat 3 » Women Master 50+ Cat 1/2/3 » Women Master 50+ Cat 3 » Women Pro/Cat 1
WAY COOL STATION MOUNTAIN MTB PARK OPENING WITH MTB GRAND TOURS, MY DRT 1.1 and NEW GIANT STANCE
Just Me MTB | www.youtube.com
Big Day Out in Marble Falls Texas with the Grand Opening of the Station Mountain Bike Park. Plenty of Fun And Adventure on the Trails and although I don’t Jump or Drop, I Jumped and Dropped and didn’t Crash, Happy with the Forced Progression. Definitely put this Park on the To Do List. and Thanks MTB Grand Tours for Bringing the Giant Stance for a Test Run! On my List!!!
Photos: Bike Rodeo helps youngsters learn safety on two wheels
By Juan Betancourt | dentonrc.com
Children got the chance to learn how to properly handle bikes and learn safety tips during the Bike Rodeo for Kids at the North Texas Fairgrounds on Sunday.
The Denton Evening Rotary Club, Bike Denton and Velo Republic Bike Shop hosted the event. Organizers and volunteers helped young riders through an interactive skills course, helping them learn traffic safety skills while getting better at riding.
“So the kids are going through an obstacle course to learn some rules of the road, stop signs, hand signals, but also some safety things like how to properly wear a helmet, how to check their bike over to make sure it’s safe to ride before they go ride,” said Suzi Rumohr, a Bike Denton organizer. “And then …
MTB – the crowns were V8-assisted Harris County, Texas
John Zgourides | strava.com
Morning Ride Dallas County, Texas
David Sherrill | strava.com
Tuans Nov Century West University Place, Texas
Nicole Volek | strava.com
Roll to Woodlands for lunch at Whole Foods Strong group that watched out for each other!!