Received from Stuart Van Houten with the Clinton Foundation today: The Clinton Library Bridge will be closed Monday-Thursday from 6am-6pm starting this coming Monday July, 22nd. The bridge will be
We’ve had many occasions recently to celebrate women on bikes. Earlier this year a great new community started forming via Facebook due to the efforts of a young woman, anxious
Sometimes when I go to a race, I knock out a pre-ride the day before, get a good night’s sleep at the hotel and wake up refreshed and ready in
This past Sunday morning, on a road that was THE way to get from Little Rock to Memphis before Interstate 40 was built, road cyclists from around the state met
…some cat’s old lady just had a baby…Wow, it really is a city here. – John Sebastian at Woodstock Okay, so no babies were born at the Riverside Classic but it
The tents were going up by 7:30 Sunday morning along the south side of Riverfront Drive in North Little Rock. It wasn’t hot yet but the humidity hanging in the
Back in the late 1800’s bicycles were the rage in Central Arkansas and throughout the country. I’ve even found newspaper reports of bike races in downtown Little Rock during that
UPDATE: Register for the 2014 Dawg Dayz Race. Online is easier than standing in line on Saturday morning. Years ago, the 3 Legged Dawg Mountain Bike Race was held at
The real glory is being knocked to your knees and then coming back. That’s real glory. That’s the essence of it. ~ Vince Lombardi I’ve said it before, “epic” is
I’ve heard of several Arkansas riders heading up to the Tulsa Tough Criteriums this weekend. The Saint Francis Tulsa Tough Cycling Festival features a Granfondo and three days of top