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Tracy Draper Describes Her Ride Across the U.S. in Live It In 2014, Tracy Draper fulfilled her more than eight year dream of making the epic ride and afterward described her experience in her book, Live It. -
Fatal Florida Pedestrian Accidents on US 19 & Seminole Blvd. Two Pinellas County roads claimed the life of a pedestrian recently. Neither of the victims appear to have been using a crosswalk at the time they were hit. -
Cyclist Dies in the Bike Lane on Hillsborough Ave. in Tampa My experience as an injury lawyer (and cyclist) handling bike accident claims has shown me that using a bike lane isn’t always enough to guarantee safety. -
New Cycling Ascent Record Up Mt. Washington In August, 80 year old Wally Kurz set the new record for his age group (75-80) reaching the peak of Mt. Washington in 2:16.20. -
It Matters if We Run Stop Signs and Red Lights on Our Bike As cyclists, we expect drivers to obey the law, and we become indignant when they don't. It matters that we do the same. Find out the important reasons why. -
Becoming a Goal Directed Person Goal achieving is not magic. It is not ordained for a lucky few. It is available to each of us if we do the simple disciplines daily to achieve what we desire. -
Thinking Our Way to the Answer Beyond the mundane, everyday function of getting by in our world how often do we actually engage our marvelous brain in the process of critical thinking? -
Creating a Vision of Your Goal Will Change Your Life We all have goals in life, or we should have. Regardless, the best way to make it happen is to create a powerful vision of achieving it. -
iRide Helped Us Put Smiles on the Faces of Three Children We had a chance to put a smile on the faces of three children whose family lost everything they owned when their St. Petersburg home tragically burned recently. -
Admiring Those Who Stay on the Bike It's inspiring to see people staying active longer no matter how old they are. Read about Jackie Yost and some others who will inspire you to stay active.