Tour de Tulsa has routes for everyone, including a 5- or 10-mile family fun ride and 20, 30, 50, 62, and 100-mile distances. All routes include frequent rest stops for snacks and beverages, SAG support, and mechanical.
A spring cycling tradition in Tulsa, the Tour de Tulsa is celebrating it's 35th year in 2024.
The ride benefits Tulsa's River Parks, which is celebrating its 50th year of enhancing community life through stewardship of parks and public spaces along the Arkansas River.
Come for the ride and spend the weekend discovering all that Tulsa has to offer!
Holding BMW's beer
I downloaded a sound clip of a bus engine idling and play it on loop via a bluetooth speaker on the handlebars - works a treat with pedestrians on...
OK, didn't know that <shrug>
Army Air Tech (A&E) helicopters here, again through the 70's 80's & 90's 'till they found out I was an old knacker and biffed me out to...
Which one rides better on astroturf?
(The Post didn't seem to have all the pics - they are available on the council's news site here)....
I'm more interested in the Sonder with a "97mm" wheelbase...might have some toe overlap 😂
Possibly some marketeers for whom "getting attention" is the only good, likely company director(s) who also see "no such thing as bad publicity"?...
Agreed. Use Evo Zero and the transition is pretty quick.
Obviously a Lancashire Constabulary outstation, where they train the police up for getting all reports into the bin as quickly as possible...