Trail Ramblings: Guest Post-Andy Pedley
In the ever-evolving landscape of retail, the winds of change are sweeping through the world of bicycle shops. While brick and mortar establishments may be facing new challenges, silver linings …
In the ever-evolving landscape of retail, the winds of change are sweeping through the world of bicycle shops. While brick and mortar establishments may be facing new challenges, silver linings …
We appreciate you riders out there who have posted trail condition updates to our FaceBook page. With conditions often changing daily, it’s important to know what to expect to be …
You may have noticed the Lincoln Journal Star article today about the latest addition of our trail system to be funded. The Fletcher Landmark Trail, approved last week by the …
As winter blankets Lincoln, NE in a shimmering fresh coat of snow, our love for biking doesn’t have to hibernate. Whether you’re a year-round commuter or an occasional rider, here …
This week I’m revisiting the following post from several years ago. The following is from the Rails-To-Trails Conservancy website: “In 1989, the citizens of Lincoln voted 3-to-1 in favor of …
This week I’m re-posting the Epworth Park blog post from several years ago. The recent pandemic has put things in a different perspective. My grandparents frequented events held there, and …
This past week we posted a link about how Narrow Lanes Save Lives. Here’s another article, this time from from Bloomberg.com titled “This Cheap Street Fix Saves Lives. Why Don’t …
I know we haven’t had much precipitation this year, but when we do, do you know when to stay off of the natural surface trails? I know some mountain bikers …
Yes, Global Fat Bike Day was last Saturday, and it was a lot of fun, but it was not the only winter ride to be had. Here is a partial …
Last week, an updated version of the Strategic Highway Safety Plan was released. Monday’s Omaha World Herald (11/27/23) included an article by Martha Stoddard that brings attention to a shift …