2023 Holiday Gift Guide for Cyclists
It’s that time of year again and time for the famous (or infamous) Bike World News Holiday Gift Guide for Cyclists.
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Fall updates to Revel Bikes Tweedy Dirt Jumper
Just in time for the transition to rainy season, we find the re-release of the Revel Bikes Tweedy Dirt Jumper, now in a new limited-edition “Johnny Green Jeans” colorway and a complete build package.
Streaming Live: 2022 Red Bull UCI Pump Track World Championships
Live from the Santa Fe Bike Park in Santiago, Chile, Bike World News presents the 2022 Red Bull UCI Pump Track World Championships World Final.
Cincinnati Is 2022’s 3rd Best City for Recreation
In a recent comparison of the 100 largest cities across the U.S., Cincinnati ranked third for recreation friendliness.
Live music returns to Timberwolf Ampitheatre at Kings Island
Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2022, Kings Island today announced the return of live music to the Timberwolf Amphitheatre this season with a five-show concert series
The Who returns to Cincinnati’s TQL Stadium
After a canceled date in 2020, The Who are launching a brand new tour for 2022, with a stop in Cincinnati on Sunday, May 15 at the new TQL Stadium.
National Downhill Series calendar sees three returning events for 2022
USA Cycling announced on Thursday the dates and locations for the 2022 National Downhill Series.
Your National Public Lands Day can be Action Pack’d
Planning on participating in Bike Your Park Day to celebrate National Public Lands? Bring along some beers from 10 Barrel Brewing’s Action Pack’d variety pack to make the day even better.
Bike Your Park Day celebrates bicycling, public lands
Join Adventure Cycling Association and thousands of others across the country on Sept. 25, 2021, to celebrate bicycling and public lands on Bike Your Park Day.
U.S. Bicycle Route System adds nearly 1200 Miles of routes in Ohio
The Adventure Cycling Association has announced the designation of 18 new U.S. Bicycle Routes in five states, adding 2,903 miles to the U.S. Bicycle Route System (USBRS), including nearly 1200 miles in Ohio alone.