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Four ambitious women are undertaking a cross-country endurance ride that will kick off from Key West, Fl. today, Sunday, February 5th and culminate in San Francisco in late April.  Two sisters, Jeanie and Chelsea Ward-Waller, their mother, Jane, and close friend Stephanie Palmer are riding across America to benefit the bicycle safety advocacy efforts of [...]

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This Saturday, January 21, 2012 is the First Annual Over-Sea Cycle 100.  This ride, from Mile Marker 100 in Key Largo to Mile Marker Zero in Key West, will commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the first arrival of Flagler’s Over-Sea Railroad.  The entire Florida Keys is celebrating this weekend, what was once considered the “Eighth Wonder [...]

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Completed my fourth SMART Ride last weekend, SMART Ride 8.  What a great event, benefiting AIDS agencies throughout the State of Florida.  Year to date, SMART Ride 8 has raised over $675,000 and a little under $3 million in 8 years.  All of which has been donated to the participating agencies. I was proud to ride [...]

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Below is a brief overview provided to me by Sylvain Hout, about a trip down the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail and US 1, that he and his companions completed in April 2011.  I met them in Key West at Mallory Square on April 19th and am proud to share their experience with you.  Enjoy, I [...]

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Several weeks ago on a Sunday morning group ride I met Mishell and Tanya at Baby’s Coffee.  They were cycling to Key West from the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale region on a sister bonding ride, stopping at sites throughout the Florida Keys during the journey.  Unfortunately a vicious, late winter cold front cut a portoin of their [...]

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Map My Ride allows you to do just as the name states, map your ride.  I just mapped the Stay Fit Studio to Baby’s Coffee ride that myself and many other cyclists ride on Sunday mornings.  I am going to add several more mappings throughout the Florida Keys in the near future.  In the meantime, [...]

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Several weeks ago I met Ken Poindexter and Wendy Broughman in Mallory Square while they posed for a picture in front of the “Mary” (replica 1850′s wrecking vessel).  What caught my attention was their recumbent bikes.  We started talking about some of the differences between the recumbent and traditional bikes.  This conversation was most interesting to me [...]

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On Saturday, March 6 2010, staff of the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail and GLEE sponsored a ride of the Saddle Bunch Keys trail section.      ChillWill, manager at Fixed Gears of Key West, inspected all bikes before the group headed out onto the trail.  Before the ride began though I had a years worth of [...]

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Yesterday, Julie, Parker and I went to lunch at El Siboney… chicken soup and cuban bread for all.   On our way home from lunch, I saw a cyclist who had obviously been touring.  Another opportunity to welcome a cyclist to the Conch Republic! Regina Krinke and her dog Krumel began touring the USA in June 2009, jumping off from [...]

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