Get Rolling: A Guide

Got The Biking Bug, But Don’t Know Where To Start? Here, Cycling Experts Share Their Tips

Posted: August 3, 2012

Rich Harris (center) talks with ride leader Marcia Lamphier as other cyclists assemble in the parking lot of Harrisonburg High School for a Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition-led group ride on Wednesday. There are many opportunities for Valley riders, from beginner to advanced, to hit the road. But, say experts, there are a few things to consider before pedaling off. (Photo by Justin Falls / DN-R)
Cyclists make their way down Garbers Church Road. According to Lamphier, the ride is “social,” meaning not too fast, and lasts from an hour and a half to about two hours. (Photo by Justin Falls / DN-R)
Cyclists gather in the parking lot at Harrisonburg High School before embarking on a Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition group ride Wednesday. (Photo by Justin Falls / DN-R)
HARRISONBURG - It’s no secret that the area has some of the best cycling terrain around, not to mention captivating vistas. But putting rubber to road — or dirt, as the case may be — can be a...

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