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Bicycling On Catalina Island
bicycling. The town of Avalon offers some fine level riding, especiallyalong the shore east to Pebbly Beach or west to Descanso Beach.
http://www.catalina.com/bicycling.html

Extractions: What's New Calendar of Events Virtual Catalina Visitors Bureau ... Bureau e-mail The town of Avalon offers some fine level riding, especially along the shore east to Pebbly Beach or west to Descanso Beach. Most of Avalon's charming older cottages are on "the flats",in the canyon bottom, and can be toured comfortably. Avalon's hillside roads are quite steep, however, and a many-geared bike is recommended. The ride is worth it, as the views are impressive. To get into the Island's interior you need a Conservancy permit, a mountain bike, and strong legs. It's a 1500 foot, two mile climb to the summit above Avalon! The unspoiled hills are worth it though, and you can make a day trip to the beaches on Catalina's windward side (see Map of Catalina Bike Permits
Bicycle Tours At Unsurpassed Value - VBT - Touring Since 1970
Deluxe bicycle tours and vacations in Europe, North America, New Zealand. Bike and travel tips, newslette Category Sports Cycling Travel Tour Operators Worldwide Over 32 Years Experience in Deluxe Bicycle Vacations VBT has led the way in designingand running deluxe bicycling vacations that invigorate and pamper!
http://www.vbt.com/

Extractions: VBT has led the way in designing and running deluxe bicycling vacations that invigorate and pamper! You will travel at your own pace in small groups of 14 - 20 to provide you with an intimate experience. Our global offices, expert Trip Leaders and support staff take care of all the details allowing you to fully enjoy your vacation and get to know the places you travel as only a native can. We're proud to say we've provided thousands of vacationers with the trip of a lifetime! Unsurpassed Value
Bicycling
Brian DeSousa's bicycling Home. Kiwis Crossing USA Christine and Madi'scross-USA adventure. Links - links to other bicycling websites.
http://briandesousa.com/bicycling/

Extractions: Brian DeSousa's Bicycling Home Here is an overview of each of these categories: Touring - reports from self-supported multi-day rides Rides - reports from other types of rides (day rides, centuries, etc.) Info - cycling information for various places (So. Cal., Thailand, etc.) Commuting - bicycle commuting information/links Tech - mechanical/technical things about my bikes, with pictures Bikecurrent - bike electronic stuff, mostly dealing with lighting Advocacy - under construction - see also http://www.bicyclistadvocate.info/ Kiwis Crossing USA - Christine and Madi's cross-USA adventure Links - links to other bicycling websites Most of my cycling is road, commuting, tandem, and self-contained touring. I have a mountain bike also, but I ride off-road only occasionally. My pages are generally about road cycling, unless otherwise indicated. My website philosophy is to be low on graphics, but high on content, although I have some photos which may take a while to load. My pages cover a variety of topics - technical tinkering on my bikes, ride and tour reports, and general cycling information. So enjoy!
Bicycling Uganda
Choose Day.
http://www.mindless.ca/triplogs/uganda/

Extractions: I n January of 1999 I set out for two weeks of adventure by bicycle. The four of us, led by Bicycle Africa's David Mozer and his Ugandan assistant, had the chance to see beautiful scenery, interact with the locals, and absorb the warm, friendly Ugandan culture and hospitality. This web-site chronicles the trip with the help of my journal entries and photo album. It was one of the best experiences of my life, and I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you might have. I'd also love to hear any comments you might have on the trip or my web-site. Day Date Description Wednesday, January 20 Entebbe Thursday, January 21 Entebbe to Kampala Friday, January 22 Kampala to Kichwamba Saturday, January 23 Kichwamba to Kibale Sunday, January 24 Kibale Monday, January 25 Kibale to Kasese Tuesday, January 26 Kasese to QE National Park Wednesday, January 27 QE National Park to Katunguru Thursday, January 28
ProBicycle
Onroad bicycling advocacy.
http://probicycle.com/

Extractions: Bicycle advocacy. Cyclists should expect and demand safe accommodation on every public road, just as do all other users. Nothing more is expected. Nothing less is acceptable. All other advocacy issues combined are secondary to this: Cyclists should expect and demand safe accommodation on every public road, just as do all other users. Nothing more is expected. Nothing less is acceptable. ADVOCACY FOR UTILITY AND RECREATIONAL VEHICULAR CYCLISTS VC Stuff Bumper Stickers Koozies Features Advocacy Around the Internet
Bicycling On Cape Cod
bicycling on Cape Cod Even though our focus is on walking, users haveasked us for information about bicycling on Cape Cod. Usually
http://www.cctrails.org/bike.htm
Cyber Cyclery -- The Internet Bicycling Hub -- For Bicycle Riders Around The Wor
Internet bicycling Hub
http://cycling.org/
Peninsula Bicycling Association
A group of bicyclists who enjoy riding on the VA peninsula and in Williamsburg. Group has monthly meetings and a newsletter.
http://www.gohamptonroads.com/community/groups/pba/
Surplus Russ
Offering name brand road and mountain bicycling apparel, shoes, and accessories.
http://www.surplusruss.com
ThinkQuest Library Of Entries
Check out our HUGE! trails section, Road Biking, Races, racers, history, trails it's all here. Learn more about the bike you ride and what makes it work.
http://library.thinkquest.org/11569/html_home/home.html

Extractions: The web site you have requested, The Sport of Bicycling , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to The Sport of Bicycling click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... click here to view this site Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Check out this site and then hit the road or trail! This site is divided into road biking, mountain biking, and safety and nutrition. It covers the history and structure of the bicycle, how to choose the right bike for you, proper diet, clothing, equipment, and safety tips. There's also a list of bike trails (focusing on Utah, Arizona, and Colorado), and a long list of links to cycling-related companies and organizations.
Minnesota Off-Road Cyclists Home Page
Organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, more specifically to promote responsible mountain bicycling, establish new trails, and maintain existing ones.
http://www.morcmtb.org/

Extractions: Welcome to MORC Online! Minnesota Off-Road Cyclists (MORC) is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to safeguarding the future of mountain biking in Minnesota through the promotion of responsible riding, establishment and maintenance of mountain biking trails, and preservation of Minnesota's natural resources. Ready for Spring? We are all eager to get out there as quickly as possible this spring and ride. However, it is important that everyone respect the trails as they dry up. Not all parks will be fenced off and closed like Lebanon Hills was today. Please stay off until you see trail openings posted here or on the message forums at www.mtbmn.com . The trails will dry up soon enough, and if we all keep off them during the thawing out period this spring we can concentrate on building new trails rather than repairing damaged ones. It only takes on rider not using his head. Yes, it may get warm.. 60s.. even 70s aren't too far away. Please - give it some time and we'll all be riding in no time! We could use photos! Members, trail pictures, trail work sessions etc. are all needed. Please email your photos to our
Mississauga Bicycle Racing Club
Organizes regular group rides, learn to race clinics and other bicycling related activities. Includes photographs, upcoming events and membership information.
http://www.mbrc.org/
About Cycling In King County
King County is bike territory. It's home to the Cascade Bicycle Club, arguably the nation's largest. Bike lanes and paths abound. The county is bikecrazed and proud of it, as the links on this site attest.
http://www.metrokc.gov/bike.htm
Arlington Flyers
Group promoting a bicycling environment that incorporates high fitness, challenge, goodwill and fun in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago.
http://members.tripod.com/~ArlingtonFlyers/
King County Bicycling Guide Map
Provides area bicyclists with the information necessary to plan commutes and recreational rides in Category Regional North America King Recreation and Sports
http://www.metrokc.gov/kcdot/tp/bike/bikemap.htm
Bicycling On Long Island
Please visit our sponsor. bicycling on Long Island. bicycling, Fishing,, Golf,Beaches, Parks, Sports, Performing Arts. Return to the Long Island HomePage.
http://www.webscope.com/li/cycling.html

Extractions: Cycling on Long Island is a sport done year round. If you are new to the area, stick to the defined bike trails, because traffic can get busy on the main roads, and some neighborhoods don't encourage biking. There are several bicycle clubs on Long Island. They welcome new members as well as visitors. Some of these clubs and additional Long Island cycling sites are: Each club has monthly newsletters which include ride schedules. There is also an "Umbrella" organization called The Paumanok bicycle club. The clubs also sponsor at least one major charity/promotional ride during the year. For the casual rider, here are some spots to check out: The Long Beach Boardwalk - A level 4 mile ride along the Ocean Eisenhower Park - 2 miles of interwoven paths Bethpage State Park - Massapequa preserve bike path, 16 miles round-trip
Tour Operator, Hiking And Biking Guided Trips, Tour In Provence And Corsica, Sou
Combination of walking, hiking, and bicycling through the villages of Provence and Corsica. Active vacation with tour guide and accommodations. Reservation form and details provided.
http://www.bluesky-adventures.com/

Extractions: Tour operator specializing in hiking, walking, and bicycling guided trips in Provence and Corsica. About us Contact us Reservations Travel agents ... Our Trips select a destination all destinations Provence I Hiking Provence II Biking/Hiking Corsica I Hiking Corsica II Hiking Corsica III Trekking Day trips in Provence Private trip .Our goal is to foster a deeper interest and appreciation of the nature, history, and local cultures of Southern France through active travel.. Walk through ageless orchards and vineyards. Discover romantic hilltop villages. Explore ancient ruins. Hike and bike the best routes in Southern France. Enjoy the comfort of small group size as you hike and or bike through beautiful landscapes and villages where you will experience timeless cultures and friendly local people. Relax in serene elegant inns and villas and delight in the exquisite gourmet cuisine of Provence and Corsica. Questions?
Greater Dallas Bicyclists WebSite
To promote bicycling as a lifetime activity that encourages good health, wellness, friendship, skill and personal accomplishment.
http://gdbclub.org/gdb/

Extractions: ~Ted Costantino, cycling journalist News and Information GDB'S LANCASTER COUNTRY RIDE - APRIL 12 TH Get ready for GDB's 5th annual Lancaster Country Ride! Join us as we cycle through the scenic countryside of Lancaster and surrounding areas. Lancaster is only a short drive from Dallas - good news with today's gas prices. The Rally is on Saturday, April 12. Get your registration in by April 2nd, and the cost is only $15. There are only 10 days left to get the early registration price.
Bicycling Alaska
bicycling the alaska highway, 1987.
http://members.tripod.com/gohike/bikeak.html
GABA - Greater Arizona Bicycling Association: Home Page
GABA serves cyclists in the Phoenix Metro, West Valley, Prescott and Flagstaff areas. Ride and racing Category Sports Cycling North America United States ArizonaGREATER ARIZONA bicycling ASSOCIATION PhoenixMetro * West Valley * Prescott. Home,
http://www.sportsfun.com/gaba/

Extractions: Phoenix Metro Bicycle Club will hold their quarterly general membership meeting and breakfast this Saturday, March 22. The meeting and breakfast will be at Daley Park, which is on College just south of Apache, on the east side of the road. Breakfast will start at 9:30 AM, with the meeting starting shortly thereafter. Breakfast is free for PMBC/GABA members or $4 for non-members.

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