Find more by clicking on these links: Facebook July Photo Album (by Kathleen Hellem, Club Member) Photos on Instagram (by Ashley Reynolds, Vice President) July Club Rides on Flickr (by Brian Hammer, Club Member) … Read More
We love our Quick Releases. It’s a great monthly club newsletter edited by Lynn Thompson that keeps us informed about club activities. It’s a unifying agent to help us know our fellow club members better and learn what our club as a whole is up to. But sometimes club members… Read More
As many of you may have heard, I made the decision (and perhaps a questionable one) to attempt to ride Seattle to Portland for the first time in one day. I had never ridden a double century before but like others wanted to be part of the STP action we… Read More
Explore northern Idaho’s panhandle, from Washington to Montana, on this trip that travels on two of the most spectacular bike paths in the country. This is a trip that allows for plenty of photo and sightseeing opportunities at a relaxing pace. Day one starts in Wallace, Idaho. Vehicles stay in… Read More
Bike MS: Willamette Valley, Saturday-Sunday, August 3-4, Monmouth. An unforgettable two-day journey taking riders around the peaceful Willamette Valley. The fundraising minimum is $250 to participate in this event to change the world for people affected by multiple sclerosis. Blackberry bRamble, Sunday,… Read More
Save the Date September 14 for the Ron Householder Memorial Ride & Luncheon! Ron Householder, a long-time member, bequeathed funds to our club with the stipulation that they be used for a celebration after his passing. Next month, on Saturday, September 14, we will be having a members-only celebration… Read More
A little respect here please. I was the team leader, I’ll have you know, for the Monday buses for Seattle to Portland. Hmmm, I don’t think I’m sensing the respect! Yes, I was in charge of myself, a challenge of its own, and my lovely granddaughter, Magdelana, who should have… Read More
Now that the 2019 STP is over, all our club members who were involved can breathe a sigh of relief and be proud of what we as a club were able to achieve in hosting the finish line. As a first-time finish line coordinator, my job was made easier by… Read More
