Tag: Bike Features

Fayetteville-based Triboflux has launched a hydrophobic wax-emulsion chain lubricant promising 300-plus miles of smooth, efficient performance in the harshest conditions — developed by a research lab already making products for the Department of Defense.

Searcy is transforming into a cycling destination with the Little Red Greenway, 19-plus miles of soft-surface trails, two bike parks, and a NICA-ready trail system — fueled by voter bonds, federal grants, and Northwest Arkansas inspiration.

After 20 years as a stay-at-home mom, a Minnesota native took a leap and bought Bentonville’s Mojo Cycling, building a welcoming, community-focused family bike shop while beating last year’s numbers just six months in.

A cyclist reflects on nearly 18 years of riding in Little Rock, tracing the growth of the River Trail, gravel routes, community rides, and destinations that make Central Arkansas an exceptional place to explore by bike.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.