Tim Johnson has a definite Kansas City connection. Mr. Johnson won two National Cyclocross Championships (2000 and 2007) in some of the nastiest Midwest weather. The Localcycling.com news team were part of the production (and registration website) for that first win. Tim is also a passionate advocate for all cycling. His involvement with People for… Continue reading Ride on Chicago/People For Bikes
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People on Paseo
The localcycling newsdesk received this info on the Paseo Bridge pledge drive from Laurie Chipman: "Do you ever go to other cities like Portland, OR; Seattle or Chicago and wonder, "Why can't we have bike lanes, bike parking and respect from drivers?" or "Their running/walking events get lots of attention and participation. Why not KC?" Those… Continue reading People on Paseo
Let’s Ride
Let’s Ride! Steve was passionate about sharing the power of cycling, especially with kids. Over the years, he helped organize multiple bike fairs at elementary schools, always focused on getting more young people on bikes. Let’s Ride! continues that mission by removing barriers and creating access so more kids can experience the freedom… Continue reading Let’s Ride
Turn And Face
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes Obvious, right? In the mid to late 90’s of the last century, local cyclo-cross races were starting to draw more than 25 racers per event. That was a big deal for a niche sport. Big enough of a deal that Overland Park was selected for the site of the 2000 USCF Cyclocross National Championship.… Continue reading Turn And Face
Tasty Energy
Like mom’s? Food and bicycles. Nah, we’re not talking about the post ride tacos and beer. We’re talking about healthy fueling (not that we have anything against tacos). We’ve been consuming bars and blocks and gels since they were introduced to cycling. The convenience of ready to eat with the correct caloric density is essential… Continue reading Tasty Energy
Work Saver
There are a whole lot of reasons to have this tool. If you’re part of a household with multiple bicycles and frequent use, you inflate (or you should) plenty of tires. Our home service course contains road, time trial, cyclocross, mountain, and track bikes at the ready….for two people (and sometimes neighbors and friends). A… Continue reading Work Saver
Lanterne Rouge
Want Local MTB Racing?
Brett Shoffner of Nomad Trails Development and promoter of area events recently posted some thoughts on the health of local mountain bike racing: “Let’s have an honest discussion about local mountain bike racing…. Do you even want to race locally? It sure doesn’t seem like it. Not just this race….the state championships in Springfield next… Continue reading Want Local MTB Racing?
The Snake Ride
The Snake Ride We first noticed the dead snake in the Fall. The long and shiny reptile was on the sidewalk, just off a busy arterial road. We were using this little section of sidewalk to access a bike path that took us to an outdoor patio. A place from where we stage easy rides.… Continue reading The Snake Ride
RevolveKC: Community Bikes
One of our Localcycling.com teammates, Sam Swearngin, is part of an organization that is working to help people of all economic backgrounds with reliable bicycles. RevolveKC has made a significant impact on our community. We asked Sam to tell us about the programs and services that Revolve offers. We encourage you to share this resource… Continue reading RevolveKC: Community Bikes