Bozeman is not exactly a cyclist paradise
Personally, for me bike lanes are nice, but not really necessary-just give me a decent shoulder and I'm happy. It's tough this time of year because there's so much grit on the shoulders we do have.
I take back anything bad I've said about Jeff Welsch
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BelgradeBobcat
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I take back anything bad I've said about Jeff Welsch
He's a cyclist!
Bozeman is not exactly a cyclist paradise
Personally, for me bike lanes are nice, but not really necessary-just give me a decent shoulder and I'm happy. It's tough this time of year because there's so much grit on the shoulders we do have.
Bozeman is not exactly a cyclist paradise
Personally, for me bike lanes are nice, but not really necessary-just give me a decent shoulder and I'm happy. It's tough this time of year because there's so much grit on the shoulders we do have.
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Cat Grad
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...guess he need to leave my (and all the other alumni's) home and move to--Great Falls 
Can't believe the miles to bike, roller blade, skateboarding trails in that town. Mentioned to my other half how nice it is and how it rivals Tampa, and of course she had a negative comment because it's not in the Flathead 
Anyway...read in the Kalispell paper that Walt Chauner is now in the Flathead and does a lot of cycling also.
Can't believe the miles to bike, roller blade, skateboarding trails in that town. Mentioned to my other half how nice it is and how it rivals Tampa, and of course she had a negative comment because it's not in the Flathead Anyway...read in the Kalispell paper that Walt Chauner is now in the Flathead and does a lot of cycling also.