Tour de Tulsa has routes for everyone, including a 5- or 10-mile family fun ride and 20, 30, 50, 62, and 100-mile distances. All routes include frequent rest stops for snacks and beverages, SAG support, and mechanical.
A spring cycling tradition in Tulsa, the Tour de Tulsa is celebrating it's 35th year in 2024.
The ride benefits Tulsa's River Parks, which is celebrating its 50th year of enhancing community life through stewardship of parks and public spaces along the Arkansas River.
Come for the ride and spend the weekend discovering all that Tulsa has to offer!
I did a Cytech 2 course some years back with a mechanic from Wiggle who told me that he'd seen bikes in Halfords with the forks mounted back to...
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I don't disagree with you about drivers but surely the whole point of manslaughter is that there wasn't an intent to kill and what I saw on the...
NEVER understood narrow shoes, never still I ever, Lakes all the way, even the Lake 333 is possible to get in wide, these no, poor show Decathlon,...
Your right, it's not finished, but if this was road works (for motorists) would this be acceptable? ...
Well that's some pretty spectacular nonsense you've got going there. Everyone I know who uses Zwift is also a keen road rider with multiple bikes...
and we're all left squabbling over drivers' leavings as ever...
But how many drivers are they actually locking up, they can barely be bothered to fine them!...
Typically, for dodging a £2.00 ticket on the railway, fine will be £50.00 + prosecution costs of £hundreds. Same for private hire drivers picking...
I think queues of traffic might be very vulnerable to a cyclist swinging a U-lock at their windows! Bring on the revolution!