Monthly Archives: June 2006

Trail photos

Posted on June 19, 2006 by Eric

KC is fortunate to have a wealth of mountain biking. Within a half hour drive of Downtown you can find more than a 100 miles of single track, lovingly built and maintained by the great folks of EarthRiders. However, most … Continue reading →

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Controlling the traffic lights

Posted on June 16, 2006 by Eric

Ever get stuck at a red light that never turns green? Chances are you can turn it green, and it's not even magic. But there are some secret tricks to know if you want to make the light work for … Continue reading →

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Bikes on Amtrak in Missouri

Posted on June 16, 2006 by Eric

Bikes on Amtrak in Missouri

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Paris bar decorated with bike parts

Posted on June 15, 2006 by Eric

Paris bar decorated with bike parts

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Build a tandem with duck tape

Posted on June 14, 2006 by Eric

Build a tandem bike with duck tape

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Police identify victim

Posted on June 14, 2006 by Eric

KCPD has identified John W. Triggs as the cyclist who died in a collision with a cement truck on Friday at 12th and Grand in downtown KC. Triggs was a regular cyclist who had written a book about cycling across … Continue reading →

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Upcoming Rides

Posted on June 13, 2006 by Eric

Tour De Cure – June 18 American Diabetes Association fundraiser. 35 miles from Downtown to Weston with optional 70 mile roundtrip. Info and registration 2006 Katy Trail Ride – June 19-23 Annual supported ride along the entire length of the … Continue reading →

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KCK Planning

Posted on June 11, 2006 by Eric

The Unified Government of KCK and Wyandotte County is embarking on a new county-wide master plan process, so now is the time to make sure the bike community is well-represented. This is a great opportunity to begin improving conditions, facilities, … Continue reading →

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