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I'll be in the Boise area on June 5, 6, and 7.  Can you suggest any good paved trails or bike routes to ride?  Can you suggest any camping grounds in the area?

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Almost 3 years cycling Prudhoe Bay Alaska to Ushuaia Argentina. Returning to Boise April 4th United flight from Chicago around 11pm. Come welcome them home

Hi All, I'm told I can blurt out this one announcment on the blog, peddling my new bike tour buz.Sorry for that pun. It is called Cyclepath Escapes and consists of 9 fully van supported tours of Eastern WA Wine and Microbew Country.Please take a look at my website, cyclepathescapes.com. I welcome your comments on the routes, wineries(maybe we missed your favorite) dates and anything else.I hope to see you on a ride sometime.Thanks-Jeff

New blog up called ride: for others!  www.rideforothers.blogspot.com  It exists to help cyclists in Boise and across the U.S. meet the great needs in the world through their passion for cycling.  For the next 14 days you can help the crisis of lack of clean water that kills more people than all violence and war combined and affects about 1 Billion people!  Check out our custom cycling kits that will benefit charity:water.  1 kit gives 1 person… Continue

The Cycle for Independence is a charity ride bennefiting the Treasure Valley Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind of Idaho. Profits from the ride assist the chapter in providing scholarships for blind/visually impaired students in Idaho, and helps the group deciminate training and educational materials to persons losing sight.

There are three rides, 10 mile, 25 mile, and 63 mile. The cost is approximately $35 per person, $25 for students. There are free bike socks…

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Rode out to the end of Eagle Road/Willow Creek Road yesterday and I always turn around at that ranch where the pavement ends. However it looks like they chip sealed the road past the ranch within the last month and I rode up to the cattle guard and then had to turn around. Does anyone know how much further they chip sealed the road?



From the little bit that I rode, the quality of the road is somewhere between hard packed dirt and crappy chip seal, but you can still ride it on a road… Continue

I was wondering if anyone would like to coordinate some carpool action out to the Velopark for some evening rides. My car is out of commission but I would throw down on some gas money or liquid refreshments.

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Anyone here know of any century rides between the times posted in the title? It could either be official or unofficial. I just recently moved out here so not too sure where to start looking.

Thanks!

Hi all. I am planning my first century ride at the Bob LeBow bike tour this June. I was wondering if anyone has done one and would love any tips you might have. Diet, training schedule and excercises, whatever. Also, is anyone else planning on doing this? Maybe we could get a team together?

I accidentally met Detective Jeff Dustin today (under good circumstances, fortunately!). He deals a lot with recoving stolen bikes and prosecuting bike thieves, and we shared a frustration about the poor manner in which many cyclists lock their bikes. He would like to help develop some promotional and educational items to help people learn to be wiser about locking up their bikes, and he would also like to local cycling advocacy groups about helping push for more prosecutorial action against… Continue

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Howdy all! I just found this cool site, glad to be involved. I'm on the planning committee for Boise Bike Week 2009, and wanted to mention it. It's May 11-16, 2009. There are some great things planned, including a new and improved Pedal Power Parade on the 16th, which is going to be a true parade, rather than the basic ride it's been in years past. We're putting together some online resources, so keep an eye on BoiseBikeWeek.org.

I was curious on whether anyone was planning on doing the Eugene Celebration SR this coming weekend.

Boy, I wish that applied to me.

I turned 41 recently and I've been fighting various and sundry injuries for about 5 months now, which combined with a crazy work schedule has kept me from riding a bike in as many months. I've gotten pudgy and weak in the meantime, but I'm getting motivated to start cycling serious again. My wife is mad because I haven't ridden my new Cannondale but a handful of times since I got it last year.

I'm anxious to get back on the road.

I cannot express how great it is to ride again. It is weird how even as a grown adult, the feeling of freedom and control of riding a bike is still exciting to this day. I remember learning how to ride. My sister loaned me her bike, and threw me in the rose bushes! At that point I learned something, besides to watch where I was going, I learned that I could control where I was going. After a few years of riding, I decided I wanted to start racing bmx. I enjoyed and lived and breathed… Continue

I created this site as an experiment in social networking to see if there's enough critical mass in the Boise area to warrant its own gathering place. Ideally, I hope that this can become "the" place to go to find all things cycling-related in the Treasure Valley. While there are a few sites tailored to specific groups (SWICA, local club sites, etc.) I thought it would be nice to have a cross-discipline site that would be more of a networking tool, than just a site for race results or route…

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