Our local economies are booming once again as school started. Particularly in Fayetteville where overnight our population increases by 30,000+ with record enrollment this year. I have enjoyed the break
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Our local economies are booming once again as school starts this week. Particularly in Fayetteville where overnight our population increases by the thousands (27,000 in 2017). I have enjoyed the
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Our local economies are booming once again as schools start back up. Particularly in Fayetteville where overnight our population increases by the tens of thousands (University of Arkansas students enrolled
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E-bikes Good Or Bad? Lisa and I have been riding bikes for many years now. We purchased our last four bikes from The Bike Route because they have such great
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Our local economies are booming once again as school starts this week. Particularly in Fayetteville where overnight our population increases by the thousands (27,000 in 2017). I have enjoyed the
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The Razorback Greenway is an incredible resource for our region. Its usage will only increase as more people discover it. We think that is awesome! I use it at least
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We are starting to see more art along the Razorback Regional Greenway! Here is a running list of art that we found on or near the Greenway. If we missed something
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Well Fayetteville, it was fun while it lasted. School is almost back in session and overnight our roads will swell with 20,000+ college students. All of NWA roads for that
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OK, buckaroos: I left off last time saying that the e-bike is the future of cycling, not just a funky niche bike as I first thought. But I had to
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When I first became aware of the e-bike — a bike with an electronic pedal-assisting motor— I thought it was a funky “niche” bike. But after just a couple of
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I have a good friend who is a physician. A few years back I mentioned to him a study that showed a 20-percent reduction in prostate cancer among men who
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Most of you know I am slightly passionate about riding bikes. Gravel, road, trail, I ride almost all forms. Racing, commuting, chill strolls with the family around the hood. I love
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By John Ray I grabbed my bike and set out for my commute on a beautiful, 72-degree, sunny day with no wind. Perfect, right? It was. It was also
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By John Ray We all need incentives, enticements and encouragement to stay the course. One of the ways to do this is by throwing in a big ride event.
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By John Ray If you haven’t noticed, the weather outside is niiiicccceeeee. We are past Thanksgiving, compadres, and still able to hit the trail most afternoons in short sleeves.
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By John Ray I recently read this in a Facebook post from a friend: “I was involved in a bicycle accident tonight. A large dog was on the loose
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By John Ray Northwest Arkansas has an ever-expanding bike trail system, and you have a bike. You also have the desire to commute; maybe for fitness, maybe for saving
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By John Ray During the summer, daytime heat chases riders off the Greenway faster than a timeshare salesman after your tax refund. For now, though, it’s still spring; the
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By John Ray There are certain holidays everyone celebrates: Christmas, Thanksgiving, Super Bowl Sunday. Then there are events that are specific to certain places and people, like the first
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By John Ray Take even a short spin on the NWA Razorback Greenway and you’ll quickly notice quite a few prominently-placed signs. Besides the official ones, there are several
