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Boulder Beer Company First to Adopt a Boulder Bike Path
TheFullPint.com, Ca This year, Boulder Beer Company became the first group in Boulder to officially adopt a city bike path, taking on the responsibility of maintaining a portion of the Goose Creek Trail between 30th Street and Foothills Parkway. This portion of the trail … |
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Boulder Beer Company First to Adopt a Boulder Bike Path - TheFullPint.com
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Alaska-bound biking team presents check to cancer society - UT The Daily Texan
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Alaska-bound biking team presents check to cancer society
UT The Daily Texan, TX Crutsinger is one of 54 current and former UT students on the 2009 Sense Corp Texas 4000 for Cancer team that will bike more than 4500 miles from Austin to Anchorage, Alaska, in 70 days. The nonprofit organization presented a $50000 check to the … |
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New map details county bike and walking trails - The Banner-Graphic
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New map details county bike and walking trails
The Banner-Graphic, IN Just recently, the Putnam County Convention and Visitors Bureau and People Pathways published a bike and walking routes map of Putnam County. "We've always had biking maps, and when People Pathways came up with a walking map, we decided to combine them … |
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New lead law keeps under 12 riders off dirt bikes - South Bergenite
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New lead law keeps under 12 riders off dirt bikes
South Bergenite, NJ Robert Edelstein of Lyndhurst, a Harley owner, said when his son Jeremy, now in college, was young, he took him dirt biking in Pennsylvania. He thinks the new ban is unfair for adventurous young kids. "For me, riding my bike is a mode of transportation … |
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Amherst Central graduate to bike cross country while serving community - Amherst Bee (subscription)
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Amherst Central graduate to bike cross country while serving community
Amherst Bee (subscription), USA by KELLY JACKSON Reporter On May 17, a group of bicyclists will leave Nags Head, NC, to bike 3500 miles across the United States to San Diego. Thomson, who ran cross-country, pole vaulted, rowed and was a tournament archer throughout high school, … |
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Walking and Biking in Idaho - KPVI-TV
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Walking and Biking in Idaho
KPVI-TV, ID After months of gathering input from different communities around the State of Idaho, the Idaho Transportation Department has released their findings for the Gem State's vision for walking and biking. Tuesday, the findings were presented to a group in … |
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Elburn promoting biking to train station - Aurora Beacon News
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Elburn promoting biking to train station
Aurora Beacon News, IL The Village Board has approved an agreement for a "Bike to Metra" project with the League of Illinois Bicyclists — a statewide, non-profit bicycle organization that assists communities in developing safe bicycle and pedestrian plans. … Village to encourage biking to Metra |
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MTB News and Notes: BC Bike Race adds solos; Euro camps for XC racers - VeloNews
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MTB News and Notes: BC Bike Race adds solos; Euro camps for XC racers
VeloNews, CO By Fred Dreier Solo male and female cross-country racers can race all seven days of the BC Bike Race, from the start in Vancouver to the finish at Whistler Resort. In its third year, the BC Bike Race has decided to open categories for solo men, … |
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Selmon barrier a barrier to biking idea - Tampa Bay’s 10
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Selmon barrier a barrier to biking idea
Tampa Bay’s 10, FL Tampa, Florida - If he's not standing still, chances are you'll find Alan Snel peddling a bike. "I bike pretty much all the places I need to go. When I do shopping, I take a bike that has bags on it," he says. Snel is passionate about biking and some … |
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Mountain bikers blaze a trail - Mooresville Tribune
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Mountain bikers blaze a trail
Mooresville Tribune, VA By Megan Sprague | Lake Norman Navigator Mountain bikers will soon have a new place to test their off-road skills in Lake Norman State Park. The latest addition to the 13-mile Itusi trail will add seven miles of new trail. About a dozen volunteers … |
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