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WHEELS Art Silent Auction

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WHEN:  Friday, Sept 3rdWHEELS flier

WHERE:  3274 North Lee Avenue, Fayetteville

TIME:  Silent Auction open from 7-9pm, Bicycle Music by various artists from 8-9pm. 
     Refreshments provided by the Bicycle Coalition of the Ozarks.
     Silent Auction will benefit the BCO's effort to fund bicycle education in all Fayetteville Public Schools through the Safe Routes to School program.

Contributing artists for the Wheels Art Silent Auction and include: Cindy Arsaga, Anita Hejtmanek, Kirk Lanier, Kelly Mulhollan, Donna Stjerna, Emily Kaitz, Ben Buonaiuto, Sage Billig, John Allendorpher, JoAnn Kaminsky, Dan Dean, Cindy Wiseman, and Effron White.  These artists will transform used bicycle wheels into silent auction pieces.

Also see our facebook page.  Choose Read More to see finished works.

Last Updated on Monday, 09 August 2010 19:21
 

Looking for a Fun Bicycle Ride or a Bicycle Vacation?

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Check out the five weekly group rides listed on Tri-Sports Calendar.  Weekend mornings or weekday evenings, varying difficulties from beginner to advanced.

Also, check out the 20 routes listed at arkansasracing.com for a variety of back road escapes.  Each route comes with a detailed description and route map.

For a two-week get-away, check out the Arkansas Bicycle Tour.  Click the "Read More" link for description.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 20 July 2010 10:37
 

Bicycle-Powered Music

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The Artosphere Festival will Feature pedal-powered music along the New North Shore Trail on Lake Fayetteville.  A 2.5 mile stretch of trail will feature five stages, and a Bike Bar generator will power one stage.

If  you'd like to offer a half hour of your time to power the Bike Bar, May 16 between 1-3pm, write This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and let her know.  Volunteers receive an aluminum water bottle and a T-shirt.

 

 

Bentonville Seeks a Bicycle & Pedestrian Coordinator

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Job Title:

Bike & Pedestrian Trail Planner

Department/Location:
Parks/Rec
Hiring Salary Range:

$43,363 - $62,587 DOE

Job Summary:

Develops and administers comprehensive plans and programs for the design, development, and use of bicycle and pedestrian trails throughout the City of Bentonville.

Last Updated on Monday, 03 May 2010 18:58
 

Bicyclist Input on Regional Trail Plan

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The Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning staff is taking bicyclist input on the Regional Transportation Plan.  

 Public Opinion Survey Online

Click "Read more" about how to request specific bicycle routes.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 July 2010 10:20
 

Bike City Recyclery

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Bike City RecycleryDo you have an unused bicycle?  Or are you looking for an affordable, refurbished bicycle?  Or, would you like to know more about how to fix up your old bicycle?

Check out Fayetteville's Bike City Recyclery for a contact info and a host of resources.  Located right on the Frisco Trail.

546 W Center St Studio C
Fayetteville, AR 72701

 

 

On-Street Linkages in Fayetteville

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chevronBike Lanes and Sharrows are cropping up around Fayetteville!
To create a active transporation network, a city must create the sort of On-Street Linkages  that encourage cyclists to brave mixed traffic.

This map  http://bconwa.com/images/On-Street.pdf  shows streets that are already ready for bicycle-specific improvements.  If you have questions, or would like to recommend other routes, please let Matt Mihalevich know at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Last Updated on Sunday, 18 July 2010 14:17
 

Fayetteville Trail Maps

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Cycle Trails!  The Fayetteville Trails System currently features 16 miles of trails, and the number is constantly growing!  Here is the City of Fayetteville's Trails Page with the full Master Trails Plan.

Download the individual trail routes:

Attachments:
FileFile size
Download this file (Lake_Fayetteville1.pdf)Lake Fayetteville Trail3510 Kb
Download this file (Mud_Creek_R.pdf)Mud Creek Trail240 Kb
Download this file (Skull_Creek_Trail.pdf)Scull Creek Trail230 Kb
Download this file (Trail_Master_Plan_Map-8.5x11_Oct.pdf)Fayetteville Master Trail Plan516 Kb
Last Updated on Friday, 06 November 2009 20:54
 


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