Cycle and Style

by Jennifer Christiansen At the risk of sounding like one of those credit card commercials, here are the stats from my recent bike ride. -          6 kids with helmets and gear (We’re talking two separate families here.) -          2 grumpy husbands assigned to load the cars (apparently the hardest task ever undertaken by man. Harder [...]

Kristen, Whitney and Lauren are looking great on the mountain bike trails All apparel available at White Pines Touring in Park City, Utah. A special thanks to Desiree! There is an old belief that if you catch a leaf as it falls from the tree, you’ll have a day of good luck—a perfect day when [...]

Shortening The Distance with Public Transportation By Tara R. McKee Is your bicycle commute a little challenging? Do you need a little backup plan in case the weather takes a turn for the worse? Perhaps you’d really like to bike at least some of what is a very long commute. Public transportation can give you [...]

A Girl’s Guide to Commuting by Bicycle By Tara R. McKee  There isn’t just one type of bicyclist and there isn’t just one type of commuter cyclist either. Commutes vary according to where you live and how far you have to ride. Let me introduce you to some of the most basic types of bicycle [...]

Support Your Local Farmers   By Tara R. McKee There is a change in the air that can be felt in mid-September, and because we are often outdoors riding our bicycles, we feel that connection to the changing seasons. The slant of the sunlight is different, you can smell the straw as the wind blows [...]

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