WWASH = While We’re All Still Here Dec 21st at Yaiyai’s 7 PM

 Filed under: biking community — beerorkid @ Dec 15th, 2009

KW over at Good Problem has a great idea. Bummed about not being able to ride and hook up with the crew, so here is what we are going to do.

The first-ever WWASH get-together is next Monday — the winter solstice — December 21, and it’s nothing more (and nothing less) than a chance to say hi to friends, eat some eats, and drink some drinks.

But why?

Because it’s much easier to say hi to people when they’re here as opposed to when they’re not.

Yia Yia’s
1423 O Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
Monday, December 21, 7:00 pm.

Come by for five minutes or five hours. Kids, adults, and all the rest are welcome.

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 cyclocross fun at Pioneers

 Filed under: biking community — beerorkid @ Nov 23rd, 2009

Lincoln Cyclocross 2009 from Cornbread on Vimeo.

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 Gloria stolen, then found by C_C_Rider

 Filed under: bikes, biking community, lincoln — beerorkid @ Sep 28th, 2009

Over the weekend a bike was stolen from a ladies house and the alerts spread. C_C_Rider saw it out in the wild and locked his bike to it to get it back. That is pretty awesome.

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 the guide to lincoln

 Filed under: biking community, lincoln — beerorkid @ Sep 15th, 2009

Featuring Kevin W of Good Problem

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 wymore ride by Shawn

 Filed under: bikes, biking community, lincoln sites — beerorkid @ Aug 25th, 2009

wymore ride from Shawn Doné on Vimeo.

My father in law invited me to join him on a trip down the homestead trail to wymore, ne last monday. I had really only taken it as far as cortland a few times so I was up for some new scenery. It basically lays out as this: white rock from wilderness to cortland, moderate bushwhacking from cortland to pickrell, white rock from pickrell to beatrice and then major bushwhacking from there to wymore. The last leg was pretty thick but you could feel the old railway under the tires once in a while. It almost seems as if someone didn’t want us there with multiple concrete barriers along the way the last leg. Lifting the BOB trailer with the bike wasn’t the easiest but we managed. We soon realized during the trip that the nice/easy white rock trails got pretty boring and the undeveloped trails were where the fun was at. In a way, I’m almost not looking forward to them finishing the entire trail whenever that day may come.
Definitely a good way to spend a day or two riding and seeing the country side.
was expecting to hit the shower at the local pool but I guess it closes before labor day so I had to do the next best thing.
Shot some footage along the way with a super compact HD 720p mini flip. I will have to work on some ways to stabilize it on the ride.
Link to vid in hd

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You make awesome videos Shawn. Hope to ride with you soon.

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 2 girls one bike

 Filed under: bikes, biking community — beerorkid @ Aug 18th, 2009

Speaking of bikes. Got out for my first long ride from my injury. It was awesome. 33 miles out to Eagle with a bunch of friends. Had some issues with my left leg, it simply has no power. But all in all it was awesome. So nice to be back out again. Got hugs from folks who missed me which was pretty darn cool. Look out earth, I gonna ride all over you.

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 Karma Army needs you

 Filed under: bikes, biking community — beerorkid @ Aug 6th, 2009

Our new site, which will be LIVE within the next 2 weeks, will provide a variety of services such as KarmaAlerts™ that will serve as a type of Amber Alert & allow you to quickly broadcast the word if you or someone you know has had something stolen. With a growing, active community [army] of like-minders keeping an eye out for your gear, you might just get your bike, skis or board back!!

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Pretty cool idea. Submitted by Senan

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 NRD crews to clear Mopac East, Homestead trails of storm debris

 Filed under: bikes, biking community, lincoln — beerorkid @ Aug 5th, 2009

LJS article

Users of the Mopac East and Homestead recreational trails should be extra cautious during the next two weeks, as crews from the Lower Platte South Natural Resources District clean up after Tuesday’s storms.

Both trails are expected to remain open during the cleanup, but users need to watch out for work crews on the trails as they clear away fallen trees and branches, the Lincoln-based district said in a news release.

Aaron was out on the Jamaica / Homestead last night and said a lot of trees were down. I am betting wilderness could use some chainsaw action.

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 A repost from 2 years ago. I still agree with it all. Go finger

 Filed under: bikes, biking community — beerorkid @ Jul 21st, 2009

old post I guess I have reposted this before as well/

Pastor Steve wondered how cycling inspires me.

well besides my wonderful wife, it is a reason to keep on going. Got one of them desk jobby things. Was a bartender, brewmaster, delivery guy, all active jobs. Kinda put on the weight, tried a gym, not my kinda thing. A good friend was really into cycling, I got a bike and it consumed me, still does.

I often refer to wilderness park as my church, I am so in my perfect environment. My smile goes from ear to ear, even when drenched in sweat and the legs are burning. I can clear my head and think really clearly while maintaing a steady pace. often on night rides I can really get some thinking done. Seeing all of the awesome nature and animals really brings peace to me, we are truely blessed to have such a beautiful planet. I enjoy my lone rides, but also love being in with a big group. The tuesday night monkey wrench rides are a blast. 20-30 bike lovers all having a good time joking around and riding. I am home there.

Oh man I sooooo wanna see the rest of the crap in this post… »

I like my morning commutes to work as well. I start off rather slow and hit a hill right away. Come to the busy streets and see all those people in their air conditioned coffins, waiting in line, rushing, smoking, just looking unhappy. I can reflect on how lucky I am to have a good job, live close enough to ride, not have to find a parking space, and get the blood flowing. It is only 10 blocks, but it is one of the best parts of waking up.

The freedom of a bike is quite a neat thing. I can go anywhere under my own power, I can fit places other modes of transport can’t. I get to see things that many have not. The state parks and trails around here are great. A new trail is like an adventure, and I am up for it. I take bunches of pictures.

My life is really good, I have almost no stress, healthy and loving relationships with my wife and family. My work is exciting to me, it is not a burdon. i get to communicate with different folks via the internet often, I have made many friends that way. Still riding my bike makes the little things that might bum me out simply disapear. Nothing feels as good as a finishing a long ride, it is an amazing feeling.

As many on the folks from lincoln site often refer to, it truely is a lifestyle, not just a hobby. Most I have met through cycling are severely decent peeps. Hardly any negativity flows from a bunch of folk who are activly getting out and doing some riding. I feel trapped when just sitting around in a house watching TV when I know there is some twisty singletrack dirt right outside my door.

I am sure I am going to continue to keep this lifestyle up, it makes me stronger in more ways than just physical.

« Enough crap for me, close it up please

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 nacho typical ride. Actually it was. And it ruled

 Filed under: bikes, biking community — beerorkid @ Jul 21st, 2009

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Finally we got off to an early start and were 11 deep. Ortiz exploded a tire before we even hit the mopac, but after the fix it was one helluva ride. I blew a tire and got it fixed in under 5 minutes to catch up with the crew. Hit the hut, and cruised to the OEDS.

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They had run out of taco meat by the time we hit the OEDS, so we got other grub, I had a bacon cheeseburger and it ruled.

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on the way back we hit the 9 mile hut and it splintered off from there. Nothing like getting 35 miles in with a bunch of friends. Thanks fellas and ladies for such a good time.

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