Riders Juliet and Iver Minnich get instructions from Kids' Bike Safety Day volunteer Barbara Plonski about the "Stops and Starts" station at Story Land. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
A.J. Coleman and Sons was back at work on the Conway Rec Path construction on May 4. Phase 1 of the Mount Washington Valley Rec Path is slated to be paved and completed by this summer. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
At Kids Bike Safety Day at Story Land this Saturday, riders will be riding a "bike rodeo" course like this one constructed at Fryeburg's Molly Ockett School last fall. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Mountain bikers (from left) Bill Anderson, Martha Leich and Tom Gill stop to plan their next move at the Marshall Property on West Side Road. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
At Kids Bike Safety Day at Story Land station,"Rock Dodge," volunteer Peter Theriault tells young riders, Iver and Julie Minnich, how to negotiate the course. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Riders Juliet and Iver Minnich get instructions from Kids' Bike Safety Day volunteer Barbara Plonski about the "Stops and Starts" station at Story Land. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
A.J. Coleman and Sons was back at work on the Conway Rec Path construction on May 4. Phase 1 of the Mount Washington Valley Rec Path is slated to be paved and completed by this summer. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Mount Washington Valley Bicycling Club's "Spin on Sunday" riders stop for rest and refreshments at Rocky Gorge last Sunday. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Juliet Minnich, age 7, likes pedaling a big wheel in her grandparent's driveway in Conway on a warm May day. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
At Kids Bike Safety Day at Story Land this Saturday, riders will be riding a "bike rodeo" course like this one constructed at Fryeburg's Molly Ockett School last fall. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Mountain bikers (from left) Bill Anderson, Martha Leich and Tom Gill stop to plan their next move at the Marshall Property on West Side Road. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
At Kids Bike Safety Day at Story Land station,"Rock Dodge," volunteer Peter Theriault tells young riders, Iver and Julie Minnich, how to negotiate the course. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
After a rainy start, May’s warmer, sunnier weather is finally here. Biking conditions on trails and roads have definitely improved. If you and your kids haven’t been out on your bikes yet, now is the time to ride. May is the month for starting your cycling season. There are lots of events going on locally and nationally to get you going.
First of all, May is National Bike Month, promoted by the League of American Bicyclists (LAB). According to its website, LAB started National Bike Month in 1956 as “a chance to showcase the many benefits of bicycling — and encourage more folks to give biking a try.” That’s 67 years of promoting cycling. Check out LAB’s website (bikeleague.org/events/bike-month/), to find events and activities that promote safe cycling.
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