Whether you prefer road cycling, mountain biking, gravel grinding, cyclocross — even ebikes or recumbent bikes — this is the place for information on biking in St. Louis and the Midwest.
In southwest Missouri, TrailSpring, the nonprofit that built Two Rivers Bike Park in Highlandville, has taken on an expansive new project just minutes from downtown Springfield called Dirt 66.
Exposure to nature makes people more likely to care about it and take action to protect it. This is the not-so-hidden secret behind Mixed SOIL, a new initiative that promotes recreation in and preservation of the land between the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
The World Naked Bike Ride provides an opportunity to ditch the restrictive bike shorts and protest against oil dependence, and for cyclist safety and body positivity.
Gravel cycling is abundant in the region, and it’s only getting started. From grassroots fundraisers and sanctioned multi-day adventures to nationally recognized races, the gravel culture has built a home here in the Midwest with no plans of leaving.
How Hal Honeyman and Project Mobility is changing lives one bicycle at a time.
The Missouri Department of Conservation will begin allowing the expanded use of bicycles and electric bicycles on many department-area service roads and multi-use trails starting on February 28.
The mountain biking of eastern Iowa is an unexpected brown pow dreamland.
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How St. Louis cycling and skateboarding enthusiast Dave Cummings recoved from a crippling injury with a brave decision.
An introduction to mico-bikepacking adventures, otherwise known as the #S24O, the sub-24-hour trip.
