Trail Ramblings: Happy Bike Week!
It seems that this week is bringing us nearly perfect riding weather. If it feels a little cool in the morning, wear a jacket! And don’t forget to send us …
Trail Ramblings: It’s Bike Month!
One week is down, but we still have three to go. How much riding can you fit in? Take advantage of the great weather and enjoy riding for fun and …
Get ready for the 2023 Lincoln Bike Challenge, presented by BicycLincoln, running May 1 through September 30.
We’re doing things a bit differently this year, but your part stays the same: Get out, ride your bike, and log your rides. Then join us for our End of …
Trail Ramblings: Board Member Spotlight- Yun Saksena. Biking IS For Everyone.
I was fortunate to grow up in safe neighbourhoods in Australia where I could bike bymyself. From a young age I was privileged to have had bikes. My parents didn’t …
Trail Ramblings: An Opportunity To Help The Prairie Corridor
Most of the readers of this blog are probably aware of the Prairie Corridor on the Haines Branch. This is a trail through tall grass prairie along the Haines Branch …
Trail Ramblings: The Final Draft Plan
Comments are open only until April 13, but at the very least, read over the Final Draft of the Mountain Bike Facilities Master Plan. On May 11, the Parks and …
Trail Ramblings: Board Member Spotlight- Cassey Lottman
Bikes have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I learned to ride on the slightly sloped street in front of the house I grew …
Trail Ramblings: More On The Bike Bus
A while back I wrote about the concept of the bike bus, which is like a bus route but with bikes, led by an adult chaperone. The most well known …
Board Member Spotlight: Clint Campbell.
As a new board member I wanted to take a few lines to introduce myself. My name is Clint and I think my interest and/or passion for biking has taken …
Trail Ramblings: Why Don’t More Women Ride, And How Can We Change That?
I should qualify that statement. Apart from countries like the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark, where there are protected cycling lanes, and perhaps more women ride than men. It’s no secret …