This past January, after a few days of rain, I was ready to get back on my bike with my local women’s bike club, which I ride with two to three times a week. I had a new road bike, but it was in the shop, so I decided to ride my special old “movie bike.”
Loren is regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the world. This Red Bike Pic of the Day is located in Venice, California.
Beach Cities Cycling Club, pronounced by Bicycling.com one of ” 7 great biking groups across the country that tick all of those boxes…and then some….
One way to keep yourself motivated and on track to a healthy new you is by signing up for a local sportive. These events can range from short to long distance bike rides (not a race), swimming, a short 3-mile run, or all three of them together.
Bowlero Corp., bills itself as the largest owner operator bowling entertainment venues in the world. This particular location in Mar Vista, California has an enormous 50’s mural on the west side of the building.
Safe Cycling Tip – Announce Your Presence when passing another cyclist by saying “on your left”. Be safe, be predictable, be courteous.
Spring is a time of new beginnings. The air is fresh and an adventure on a bicycle awaits you. Make time for yourself, your health and well being.
The Altor APEX Ti is a state of the art high tech bicycle lock made of titanium and hardened steel. Long rides are fun but exhausting and the last thing you want to carry with you is a heavy lock.
If you love to ride you’ll love wearing our Women Bicycling TOUR Jersey. Custom made with upgraded soft, comfortable performance fabrics, offered in three fit styles (Slim, Standard and Relaxed) for a personally tailored fit. Order yours today!
Today’s Red Bike Pic of the Day is an enormous, colorful lizard mural on the side of a liquor store along Venice Blvd.
..she sets off on her bike traveling cross country, one girl, two wheels, and a plan to pedal four thousand miles to San Francisco to meet her idol, a famous cyclist, certain that he will be her first true friend.
