We are excited to be a part of one of the largest bike expos in the world, Interbike 2010! Several Ride for Reading volunteers are heading to Las Vegas, NV in September to spread the word about RfR. This expo will expose us to almost every company within the cycling market as well as thousands of cyclist. We hope to use the opportunity to grow Ride for Reading into a non-profit that will assist with building literacy skills among children around the country. The great team at Niner Bikes will …
Congrats to Amy Markovich on winning the custom Homegrown frame at DSG!
“Homegrown Bicycles specializes in custom, lugged-steel bicycles. Road, mountain, or ‘cross, singlespeed or geared – we build them, and we ride them. We really love our handbuilt bikes, and we really love Nashville: great road rides, classic Southeastern mountain biking, and a burgeoning cyclocross scene – what’s not to love?
When you’re ready to ride a Homegrown, give us a shout. We’ll talk sizing, materials and more, from what you ride now, to what you want to ride. Frames start at $850.”
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Zachary Ford, aka The Pondering Cyclist, has decided to ride 3,500 miles from Texas to Oregon and back down the west coast of California to Mexico to bring attention to Ride for Reading and the need for books in the hands of children from low-income areas. We are happy to be working with and supporting Zachary on his ride! Please check out his blog and mission and if you can donate to his ride!
http://theponderingcyclist.blogspot.com/2009/11/ride-summer-10.html
The race will help kick off the TBRA Racing Calendar for 2010. Paris Roubaix, affectionately known as Hell of the North, is one of cycling’s oldest, toughest and most popular one-day races. We bring this ‘Queen of the Classics’ infamy to Maury County. We’ve replaced the cobbles of Northern France with good ol’ fashioned Middle Tennessee country roads for a torturous day on the bike and soul. The route will include a dirt road section and plenty of rough pavement. Be prepared to handle the only true Classics-style race in Tennessee!
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