A reminder for the hand signals we use while riding ….
Essential on-the-road bike repairs …
And yes, time to use the off season to make your core stronger!

Welcome to our blog!
A reminder for the hand signals we use while riding ….
Essential on-the-road bike repairs …
And yes, time to use the off season to make your core stronger!

This time, we started with 12 boys and a girl 🙂 Had wonderful weather and lots of fun on the latest edition of the Green Mountain ride this past Sunday. Scott even took the time to hang out for an extended nap at the bottom of Green Mountain Road 🙂
Thanks everybody for coming out!
I consider my GPS watch and my foam roller the two most important tools for my training. If you have never used a foam roller but are noticing more and more aches, tight muscles and sore spots after cycling (or other spots), consider getting into the “rolling”. It takes little time and makes a big difference!
Michael and Bob decided that the chance of rain is too great to be riding the Mabel Lake route today (there is no shelter along the way). Join us for the Sunday ride instead, 9am at the Bean Scene headquarters on Dickson Road!
Another edition of the popular Green Mountain ride! We will be tackling the 95km hilly course again on Sunday, September 7. Meet at Starbucks on Louie Drive in West Kelowna at 8am for car pooling, and start the ride at 9am in Penticton from the Skaha Lake parking lot.
Find out how you can perform easy fixes to common bike problems yourself!
Michael, always in search of more kilometres to ride 🙂 is announcing the following rides:
August 10 2014: Ride to Armstrong and back (from Kelowna). Start at the Bean Scene on Dickson Road (regular Sunday starting point) at 8am. It’s about 160km. Click here to see the route and profile.
August 17, 2014: Modified Ironman course ride from Skaha Parking Lot in Penticton (without the out-and-back that Ironman competitors ride). Distance is 147km. Click here to see the route and profile. Meet at Starbucks on Louie Drive in West Kelowna for carpooling (please more than one rider per car!), or be at Skaha Lake parking lot on Cypress Street ready to ride at 9am.
For all questions, please contact Michael at [email protected]
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