The Idaho Stop Becomes The Arkansas Stop
A new law takes effect in Arkansas on July 24, 2019, giving cyclists more options on the road with no change in the right-of-way for any road users. In April
July 1, 2019
1 Comment
A new law takes effect in Arkansas on July 24, 2019, giving cyclists more options on the road with no change in the right-of-way for any road users. In April
75,065 miles = More than 3 times around the earth, at the equator. 75,065 miles = Almost a third of the way to the Moon. 75,065 miles = The distance from Little Rock
I really wish there was a way I could figure out how much money has been raised for good, worthy causes through events hosted along the Arkansas River Trail. The
It was a weekend we had been talking about for awhile, spend a night in Northwest Arkansas and ride the entire Razorback Regional Greenway Trail in a day. Without the
The weather over the past couple of weeks in Arkansas has been less than stellar for road cycling. Ice, snow, sleet and freezing rain have made the roads treacherous. Daytime
A wall of spandex clad, sweaty people, heads encased in helmets, eyes hidden by sunglasses, swarmed the table like a zombie horde. Instead of “Brains!”, they were after peanut butter
The morning was relatively cool for an early September day as my husband dropped me off at the starting line for the MS-150 Rockin’ Hot Ride. The atmosphere was celebratory
2014 marked the fourth year of the Star-Spangled Classic Criterium, the last hurrah of local road bike racing in Little Rock before it slips silently away for the summer until
Rain had been in the forecast all week and there was great concern about what could happen come Saturday morning. Seventy miles of road cycling is daunting enough on its
Where the rubber meets the road, that sharp edge as a wheel cuts a turn. A machine, parts moving, driven by the flesh and blood motor, all in chaotic motion