Another great race is in the books: the Dalmac bike tour from Lansing, MI, to Mackinaw city, MI, a distance of 322 miles. Bike tours like this are a blast, and I would encourage anyone that loves a) challenging athletic endeavors and b) serious tailgating, to try one. These rides last for a few days, [...]
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In my last post, I was fortunate to talk with Megan Buller about her upcoming bike ride across the country, from San Diego to Washington DC: that’s right, 3500+ miles from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean. Well, she is nearing departure time, so I thought it fit to ask her a few more questions [...]
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Ride for World Health is a nonprofit organization that advocates for improvements in the quality and accessibility of global healthcare. To accomplish this goal, R4WH organizes a cross-country bike ride that works to promotes advocacy and fundraising, and spearheads a pretty cool lecture series along the way. Take a look at the webpage and you [...]
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