Rambling Other Trails: The Group Ride.
I finally got a small group of students to join me for a group ride. The plan had been to ride to Huaiyang, but having a plan B proved to …
Rambling Different Trails: Do No Harm
Sometimes we just need to protect people from themselves. Like when someone you’ve just met, say a 20 year old young man who plays basketball and runs, insists that accompanying …
Getting Along: Our Favorite Gear (Winter Edition)
Last week, we asked BicycLincoln followers about their favorite gear. You clearly had winter riding on the brain, and rightly so – just look at Lincoln on Saturday, during our first snowfall: So, without …
Rambling Different Trails: Why The Heck Am I Posting This?
It was brought to my attention recently that there are new friends of Bicyclincoln that don’t why this blog post appears every week. My name is Janine Copple and I …
Rambling Different Trails: Masks, Flat Tires,Teapots and Snow.
I wasn’t expecting to have snow and cold weather before you all in Lincoln, but we got it anyway. We woke up to flurries Tuesday morning and it kept up …
Rambling Different Trails: Widening The Ring.
I’ve been riding the spicy soup loop forward and backward this past week so I feel like I’m getting to know the area to the west better. I didn’t even …
Rambling Different Roads: Where Was I, And How Did I Get Here?
There was no reverse spicy soup ride for me this week. Instead I managed to get quite lost above Huaiyang when I thought I was below it, so I got …
Rambling Different Trails: It Was A Good Week, It Was A Bad Week.
First, the good part. Ding invited me to ride out to Xiaoyaozhen for spicy soup, a 100 km loop in a direction I hadn’t yet explored. His texts are understandable …
Getting Along: Close Call Database
You’re a safe, savvy rider. You follow the rules of the road. You’re friendly and communicative. You choose less-busy routes when you can, and you ride predictably. You make it easy for drivers …
Rambling Different Trails: My Favorite Rides around Zhoukou.
It’s hard to believe it but I’m now familiar with many or most of the major routes in and around Zhoukou. I remember when I first arrived how confusing it …