Tag: Bike Features

Bike Arkansas Summer 2026

Summer cycling is here! This issue features NWA coffee and restaurant stops, a first look at Bella Vista’s new OZ Trails Bike Park, a Russellville shop spotlight, and carbon repair services for when adventures get rowdy.

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Part Of The Pack

Whether you’re a casual rider or a competitive cyclist, connect with local cycling groups using these helpful links. Find your community, explore new routes, and enjoy the ride with like-minded enthusiasts.

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Functional Art

Fayetteville’s Jesse Turner hand-builds custom steel bikes under the Slow Southern Steel name, blending a sculpture degree and welding expertise into performance frames. His bikes have won the Tour Divide and Doom ultra-endurance races, and start at a two-month build process.

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The Graveler Goes Delta

The Arkansas Graveler’s third edition heads to the Arkansas Delta this October, offering five days of gravel riding through historic farmland, river levees and Crowley’s Ridge, paired with blues music, Delta cuisine and uniquely Arkansas off-bike experiences.

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Giving Cycling Heart In Harrison

Harrison’s Psych Bike blends cycling and mental fitness therapy, offering a unique shoulder-to-shoulder counseling experience. Owner and BMX veteran also founded the Buffalo Riders NICA team, building a thriving youth cycling community and transforming Harrison into a cycling destination.

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Right At Home

A New Jersey native who relocated to Bentonville for work discovers it became an unexpected forever home — shaped by trails, tight-knit community, cancer survivorship, and a $3.99 bike ride that raises thousands for neighbors in need.

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Bike Arkansas Spring 2026

Arkansas winter riding shines with a curated gear guide, indoor Zwift options, e-bike insights, and a recap of Fayetteville’s Ride Your Damn Bike Festival—proof that unpredictable weather can’t stop cyclists from enjoying miles year-round together statewide.

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Falling for Ridgeland

Join us in Ridgeland for exciting February events, including woodworking and stained glass classes. Don’t miss the JXN Food & Wine Festival in March, featuring local chefs and delicious flavors at the Mississippi Museum of Art.

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Part Of The Pack

Whether you’re a casual rider or a competitive cyclist, connect with local cycling groups using these helpful links. Find your community, explore new routes, and enjoy the ride with like-minded enthusiasts.

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Back to Cross

The Ride Your Damn Bike Festival brought Fayetteville cyclists together for gravel, mountain bike, and community events. Despite rain and challenges, riders embraced adventure, camaraderie, and the ethos of simply getting out and riding.

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Ride Your Damn Bike

The Ride Your Damn Bike Festival brought Fayetteville cyclists together for gravel, mountain bike, and community events. Despite rain and challenges, riders embraced adventure, camaraderie, and the ethos of simply getting out and riding.

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Going Electric

E-bikes are transforming cycling by making it fun, accessible, and practical. From choosing the right bike to essential gear, local shops like Mojo Cycling and Gnargo Bike Co. help riders of all levels get rolling safely.

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