This ride has been in my backyard for almost 4 years, and my stubborness of not looking for new areas to ride kept me from riding some roads that I rode 3 seasons ago that are more appropriate to time trialing than where I ride in Greenwich, CT. Gaaarrr!!!! But now I have found it: <a href=" 28.6 mile Time Trial& ...

Each year, the League of Michigan Bicyclists sponsors an event called the Pedal Across Lower Michigan.  This multi-day ride creates tent cities each night in a different Lower Michigan city.  This year, the event will stop in Milan before ending at Lake Erie Metropark.  Several new links give route information:

... gone the other way, actually, but we met at 8:00 a.m. at the Starbucks, 119th and Renner, and proceeded to ride to the River Market and back. I've ridden pieces of the route, but this took us on some stretches of road I'd have avoided on a solo flight. Not realizing that it's a half block down Quivira, then maybe a hundred yards on 87th until you've connected with Marshall Drive, ...

... in not your idea of fun, don’t just sit on the couch try hiking, running or cycling. Get up and get outside in the fresh air. I use MapMyRide to plot my hikes and bike rides. Once I create a route, I can add reminders and points of interest. The maps can even be exported to a GPS unit. Once you lay out your maps you ...

... the mountain (elevation 600m). After a rapid descent to route 299, I cycled it up to and then through the 2km long tunnel ... lot of fun with so much traffic, and in particular with so many dump and other trucks taking this route. It always amazes me how much dump truck traffic ... route 299 between Hanno and Chichibu-shi. But then seeing that Chichibu basically sacrificed its house mountain and turned ...

... run a marathon. MapMyRun.com. This site allows you to plug in any starting point and map a running route which you can save, share, etc. You can set up a profile to track your runs, search for other runs in an area and more. Sister sites include mapmyride.com and mapmyhike.com. Dr. Andrew Weil. I’ve referenced Dr. Weil several times before, but this ...