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Dr. Paul Dudley White Bicycle Path
Only Cambridge takes credit for the Dr. Paul Dudley White Bike Path in the 1,000 Great Places in Massachusetts. Watertown, Newton and Boston failed to take credit for the portions of the 17 mile bike path that loops around the Charles River Basin. It stretches on both sides of the river from the Museum of [...]
Vive Le Tour!
Today, the 97th edition of the Tour de France starts in Rotterdam, kicking off three weeks of bicycle racing. Twenty-one teams of nine riders each will have to endure 3,600 kilometers of racing and 25 mountain passes to reach the finish line on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. I spruced up my Top Ten Reasons That [...]
Bike Newton 3rd annual Rally & Friends and Family Ride
This Sunday, May is the 3rd annual Rally & Friends and Family Ride for Bike Newton from 12 to 3. At Newton City Hall there will be a bunch of events, demonstrations, live entertainment and ice cream. Then there will be a 3.5 mile ride for adults and kids. Sign up for the ride (3.5 [...]
The Tour de France
The Wife and I are big fans of the Tour de France. Yes, we started watching it during the lance Armstrong years like many others in the U.S. (Well, at least many of those who started watching during the Lance years. The Tour lacks a big TV audience.) We loved the Tour just as much [...]
Bay State Bike Week: May 11-17
May is National Bike Month and here in Massachusetts we’re doing our part to celebrate this event with Bay State Bike Week, May 11th -17th, 2009. In Newton, there is the second annual Bike Newton Rally and Ride on Sunday May 17 from 12:30 to 3:00. The ride will be a gentle 3.5 mile loop [...]
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