News Tribune Adventure writer and novice cyclist Craig Hill is training to ride the 202-mile Seattle-to-Portland Bicycle Classic in one day and discovering the local riding scene and the sport’s nuances along the way. In his blog, he explores ideal riding routes, events, relays tips from the experts and helps you figure out if you’ll need to shave your legs for your next big ride.
Guest blogger: Rick Beitelspacher teaches junior high English in the Puyallup School District. You can contact him at tshirtguys@comcast.net.
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If the STP is not your thing, another ride leaving Seattle on July 14 might catch your fancy. If nothing else, it will certainly be more fun for spectators.
The World Naked Bike Ride has been set for the same day.
I still wear shorts over my spandex, so I still have a lot of work to do before I have the nerve for this event. But to each his own.
Check out local laws and the ride website before you show up for this ride. A carefully placed sock and/or bodypaint might be a good way to stay out of the pokey.
