The Biking Basics class I am teaching for Nashville Community Education has wrapped up its second week, and I wanted to address a question I got in the class this week about what to eat before (or during) a ride. The wisdom I have heard

Creating joyful bicycle riders in Middle Tennessee
The Biking Basics class I am teaching for Nashville Community Education has wrapped up its second week, and I wanted to address a question I got in the class this week about what to eat before (or during) a ride. The wisdom I have heard
Biking Basics, a Nashville Community Education class taught by KJ Garner of Bike Fun, will begin on Wednesday, April 5th and will be held at the Cohn School in Sylvan Park. The course will focus on the following: Identify most parts of a bike Know
Last year, I participated in 30 Days of Biking. I pledged to ride my bike every single day in April – whether it was for one block or one hundred miles. And you know what? I did it. Yes, some of those rides were just
You are hanging out with bike riders – some of whom seem to be “more experienced” than you. Talk turns to rides and distance and suddenly you’re asked, “Well, how many miles do you average a week?” Does it matter? Yes. And no. Cycle computers
The Nashville WalknBike draft plans have come out, and the period for public comment ends on January 31st. If you live or work in Nashville, you should take this opportunity to give close scrutiny to these plans, which update the last Bike and Pedestrian plan