I enjoy cycling with friends, but there are times when I just want to get on my bike and ride by myself. It gives me time for sorting out mental and muscular tensions.
A few weeks ago, a friend of mine called and said his son was in town visiting, and looking for a bike route around the Medford area. He obviously called the right guy.
Some of the most pleasant early-fall weather in the Pacific Northwest is right here in Medford. Cool early mornings warm to moderate temperatures by mid-day, making it ideal for outside activities.
Most cyclists have pretty strong opinions about climbing hills — many cringe at the thought, while others relish a good, long, sustained hill climb.
Century rides (100 miles) are to bicyclists what marathons are to runners. If you catch the bicycling bug and begin to crave higher mileage rides, you'll soon be training to ride a century.
One of my favorite bicycle rides in the valley is through the rolling countryside to Eagle Point.
One of the epic annual bicycle events in Southern Oregon is expanding its format this year.
When temperatures are cool during early spring, bicycling routes that offer flat rides help cyclists produce a smooth, consistent pedal cadence.
Are you trapped in the city, tired of fighting traffic, annoyed at the frequent stops at traffic lights, and yearning for the wide open spaces where you can put some miles on those cycling legs?
Cyclists who are just getting into road biking are often challenged to find moderate-length routes with a variety of terrain where traffic is minimal and roads are in good condition.
If you like rollercoaster cycling, you'll love today's ride. Steep climbs alternate with exhilarating downhill runs where your cycle computer reaches 40 mph.
The leaves have changed their colors and many already have dropped. The wind blows more briskly, the sun arrives later and the light fades earlier each day.
One of the prettier routes in the Rogue Valley for observing fall colors is the Gold Hill-Wimer-Rogue River Loop.
The passing of summer sees the temperatures start to cool and a hint of fall adds crispness to the air.
Running errands on your bicycle is a great way to burn calories and get some exercise.
Long summer rides in the Rogue Valley heat can be a real bummer, especially when there is little air movement except what you create while cycling along.
As of yesterday, summer is officially here and we can expect warmer riding conditions. The cool rides of early spring are behind us and by now you should have built up some stamina.
Snow is still visible on the higher peaks; vineyards have renewed foliage after long winter dormancy; wildflowers are showing their colorful faces and the Applegate River is hustling the winter snow...
Events to celebrate the pleasure of riding a bicycle are planned all over the United States during the month of May.
With the greening of the valley, it looks like spring is dancing on the hillsides and warmer weather is surely not too far off.
One of the most eagerly awaited events of the holiday season takes place this weekend, when the...
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