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Author Archives: Cheryl Hanson
Biking with your Dog
Your best friend can accompany you on your tours if they are close to home, or car. Our canine companions love to exercise, and if you need a moment to unwind, and just feel the breeze, this is a great … Continue reading
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Bike To Lose Lack of Motivation
One important step to fitness, is to keep at it, and find a way to bike along and defeat a lack of motivation. Often, it will be the hardest part of your bike ride, or any exercise for that matter; … Continue reading
Checking out a New Bike Seat
Riding a bike often brings us to a place of comfort in our mind, but not in our body; all too often it is on the bike seat. When you are placing a great deal of force on one part … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, Bike, Cyclists, Leg Measurements, Mountain Bikes, Road Bike, Road Biking, Size Frame
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Biking in Minnesota Summer : Sudden Summer Storm Advice
Often times, a biker will begin a trip with a great adventure in mind, and a sudden summer storm will appear, and transition from a happy time to a dangerous one. Biking is a dangerous sport, so weather is often something you … Continue reading
Performance Fabrics for Biking in Winter
One of the most important things you can do if you hope to continue biking in winter, is to add performance fabrics to your wardrobe. Unlike man made rayon or polyester which don’t offer warmth or a wind block, performance … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, Lack Of Motivation, Measurement, Mountain Bikes, Physical Challenge, Right Bike Sizing, Road Bike
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Biking Into Spring: The Best Way to Welcome Fitness
A great way to spring into the summer season, or to revamp your fitness routine, is to find time for biking. The cycle is the best exercise machine for the human body, and allows a range of motion that is … Continue reading
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Tagged Bikers, Lack Of Motivation, Physical Challenge, Stationary Bikes
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Mountain Bike Sizing and Fit
Mountain Bike Sizing and Fit In choosing a new bicycle, picking the right size frame is vital if you want to have the perfect position when riding. There are various other factors to consider but frame size is the … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, Bike, Cyclists, Leg Measurements, Measurement, Size Frame, UK
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Guest Article: Northwest Portland preps for bike-friendly future
People ride outside one of many stately homes in northwest Portland.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) [This story was written by northwest Portland resident and local transportation activist Rebecca Hamilton.] — While our neighbors in southeast Portland emblazon their Neighborhood Greenway intersections … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, Northwest District, Pettygrove St, Slabtown Festival
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