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Bike Arkansas Spring 2025
The latest issue of Bike Arkansas covers everything from a Russellville rider’s passion, the beginnings of The Ride shop owners, to the latest cycling news in Arkansas. Check it out today!
Confronting the Cold
As winter approaches, cyclists face challenges with limited daylight and temperature. Many opt for indoor training using trainers or rollers, while others explore alternative activities, leading to diverse approaches for maintaining cycling passion during colder months.
Embrace the Dark
A Wednesday night group ride in Hot Springs, led by Mike Hardage, offers cyclists a social experience despite safety concerns. The ride starts at 6 p.m., covering about 15 miles with required safety gear.
High Country Winning Bikes
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The Arkansas High Country race included the 1,012-mile loop, 430-mile Central Loop, and 250-mile Ozark Odyssey. Winning bike setups are showcased, with more details available at bikepacking.com for this year’s race.
Villafane Wins Big
Sofia Gomez Villafane won the Life Time Grand Prix and Big Sugar Gravel, while Alexey Vermeulen triumphed at Big Sugar. Christopher Blevins clinched the Little Sugar race, highlighting Bentonville’s vibrant cycling community.
Hackinen Wins
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Meagan Hackinen became the second woman to win the Arkansas High Country Race, setting a women’s fastest time of 5 days, 8 hours, and 44 minutes. Jesse Davis won the men’s division in 6 days, 10 hours.
Check out the most recent print issue.
