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Joe Knight of the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram reports on a valet bike parking service used by visitors to Phoenix Park in Eau Claire last week.
There is a short series of rolling hills on McIntosh Street east of Wausau, and this might sound strange, but each time I pedal my bike through them, I'm convinced of the existence of God.
We're back on our bikes. Technically we've been on bikes for a bit now, but until now we've been dealing tired little legs that only can go short distances or needed training wheels. But we are ready for more.
Wausau area cycling clubs and bike shops are teaming up to offer a Bikes n Brats event on Saturday at the main parking lot of Nine Mile County Forest Recreation Area, 8704 Red Bud Road, Rib Mountain.
This year will be the third annual Hub City Days Duathlon. The event takes place on July 27 at the University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County campus.
Need a Father's Day gift idea for the cyclist in your family?
This morning during a 15-mile, hour-long spin I passed a guy who was obviously commuting to work.
Kids love cruising around on their bikes, especially during the summer months!
The city's website describes Camp Vits as a 76-acre 'undeveloped park' located by the 'scenic Manitowoc River with bluffs, ravines and wildlife areas.'
Chippewa County sheriff's officials say a woman who struck and killed a bicyclist last weekend was drinking at a bar before the crash and has a lengthy record of traffic offenses.
There's a deep temptation to quit this job and train full time to ride a bicycle up Rib Mountain as fast as I can.
WEAU Channel 13 in Eau Claire reports on participation in the free fishing weekend in Altoona.
Dave Schlabowske of the Bicycle Blog of Wisconsin on WisconsinBikeFed.org writes about the great cycling found in Wisconsin's Northwoods.
The Woodson YMCA-Aspirus Branch again will partner with Badger State Games for the YMCA's annual duathlon. It is set for June 15 rain or shine, at the Aspirus YMCA in Weston.
A local cyclist was first overall at the 2012 Ganther Race the Lake, which attracts top cyclists from all over the country. This was so impressive, that I had to get to know him.
The 25th annual bike ride to benefit The Ridges Sanctuary is fast approaching. The Ride for Nature, a scenic ride along the beautiful back roads of Door County, is set for June 15.
Decorated bikes by students and residents of Fond du Lac, are hung up onto poles in downtown Fond du Lac, in May 2013.
Tom Held of TheActivePursuit.com reports on the race held this weekend on the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association trails.
The Fond du Lac Area Safety Council and Fond du Lac Police Department recently hosted the inaugural Fond du Lac Bike Rodeo.
A team of the Leadership Fond du Lac program installed 20 bike racks along Main Street in downtown Fond du Lac in an effort to encourage the use of bicycles and to promote a healthier mode of transportation.
The Sheboygan County Nonmotorized Program officially kicked off the construction of its 'rails-to-trails' project along the abandoned rail corridor running through the heart of Sheboygan on Friday.
Wausau-area bicyclists will present a program on bicycle tours at 6:30 p.m. June 11 at the Marathon County Public Library, Wausau Headquarters, 300 N. First St., Wasuau.
The Red Eye Rendezvous (formerly known as the Big Ring Classic), the annual Wisconsin Off Road Series mountain bike race at Nine Mile County Forest Recreation Area is Sunday.
Local government leaders will gather Friday to help launch construction of a bike and hiking trail in the City of Sheboygan.
Destination: Wisconsin Rapids, Ahdawagam Red Trail: Ben Hansen Park (Second Avenue/Highway 54/73) to Apricot Street
The WORS Red Eye Rendevous Mountain Bike Race will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundayat Nine Mile County Forest and Recreation Area, 8704 Red Bud Road, Wausau.
People can walk, bike or run the trails Saturday, as the Town of Menasha celebrates National Trails Day with a special event.
A planned bike shop that would employ ex-offenders as part of a rehabilitation program is close to getting started now that the project has a building and some money.
Will Sites of the Sullivan Journal reports on a group of (mostly) Wisconsin cyclists that were moving through Missouri over the weekend.
Oshkosh officials said available money spurred them to set aside $3.3 million for a proposed bicycle and pedestrian trail near Ford Festival Park on the west side.
Oostburg State Bank recently donated $10,000 to the Village of Oostburg to help pay for the construction of the Interurban trailhead building on the comer of South 10th Street and Center Avenue in downtown Oostburg.
Not everyone has the ability — or the desire — to ride a bike in a paceline, pedal at 18 miles per hour or train for a race.
A bike helmet may be too expensive for some children, but a local child safety organization is providing free helmets toa little more then 1,000 children in the area this week.
The Sheboygan Police Department is hosting two bicycle rodeos Saturday, June 1, that focus on bike safety and good riding habits.
Imagine a community bustling with walkers and bikers, happily trekking from home to work or school and then later to a farmers market, grocery story, the public library, soccer practice and finally to the downtown ice cream shop.
The Fond du Lac Advisory Park Board voted unanimously Monday night in favor of allowing BMX bikes at Adelaide Skate Park for a trial period this summer.
A new bicycle shop is slated to open this summer in Oshkosh.
Village officials and residents kicked off the summer season Thursday night with a physical fitness event and revealed a resident-chosen new name for a park on Tower Road.
The city of Manitowoc on Monday will close a portion of the Mariners Trail at the wayside parking lot south of Waldo Boulevard and north of the Little Manitowoc River, according to Gregory Minikel, interim director of public infrastructure.
Brenda Mamer and Helen Pagenkopf's cross-country bike trip began and ended in the rain, but they didn't let it dampen their spirits.
Coming off an 11th place finish in last year's challenge, bikers are gearing up for this year's National Bike Challenge.
A bike rodeo was held at Jefferson Elementary School in Oshkosh on Thursday, May 16.
Work is nearing completion on a study and master plan for non-automotive traffic in Door County, according to Sarah Gaskell, planning manager for the Wisconsin Bicycle Federation.
An advisory board will explore a proposal to allow BMX bikes inside the Adelaide Skate Park and issue an opinion to the Fond du Lac City Council.
I read it in the Wausau Daily Herald on April 28: Columnist Mary Bergin wrote that Turk's Inn north of Hayward had closed in the wake of owner Marge Gogian's death in February. The iconic restaurant/bar/cultural center had been open for 85 years, run first by Gogian's mother and father.
Always ride in the same direction as traffic. Use the lane farthest to the right that heads in the direction you are traveling.
Did you know that May 13 through May 17 is National Bike to Work Week?
I once wrote about the “in-between season” before snow arrives where one changes outdoor equipment, bikes to shotguns, shotguns to skis. In the “spring” it usually reverses and skis are traded back to bikes or turkey guns or bows. With the advent of fat bikes, the two wheels were never tucked away, and ran right alongside the skinny skis more or less.
A large number of BMX bike riders left Wednesday's City Council meeting energized after they learned discussions will continue on a request to allow bikes at the Adelaide Skate Park.
Tour of America's Dairyland: The Tour includes 11 straight days of racing. There is over $140,000 in cash and prizes to be awarded in multiple categories. Live entertainment, food and more will also be available at the events held in Waukesha, Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Milwaukee and Elkhart Lake. Visit http://www.tourofamericasdairyland.com for more information. More events | Events map
Badger Bass Open: The University of Wisconsin fishing team hosts this tournament on the Madison chain of lakes from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cost is $160 per boat with a five fish limit. Contact Ryan Williams for more information at 715-701-0738 or rdwilliams180@gmail.com. More events | Events map
Tree hike: The Richard Bong State Recreation Area in Kansasville holds one of Wisconsin’s largest trees. Join Melody Orban on a hike to visit it and learn more about its history from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Meet at the Visitor Center, but be prepared to drive. More events | Events map
Fishing clinic: The DNR invites those interested in learning how to fish to attend this event at Evergreen Campsites W5449 Archer Lane, Wild Rose. Cost is $5. For more information contact Tracy Schroeder at 920-622-3498. More events | Events map
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