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Join host Tom Butler as he shares a minor challenge of organizing the first-ever Cycling Over Sixty annual event, set for September 14th. Tom explains how this year will be a laid-back event.

Fresh off his third Cascade Bicycle Club Seattle to Portland ride, Tom reflects on the personal goals he set for this cycling challenge and shares how he measured up against his expectations. Tom’s assessment offers insights into goal achievement after picking up cycling later in life.

The episode features an engaging conversation with Bob Lewis, a ride leader from GEARs (Greater Eugene Area Riders). After Tom's recent positive experience riding with the group, he sits down with Bob to get more information about GEARS. They dive into the club's culture, the unique aspects of cycling in Eugene, and the crucial but often overlooked role of ride leaders in creating safe, welcoming group experiences.

This episode captures how local cycling clubs and group rides form the backbone of bike culture, providing community, mentorship, and camaraderie that keeps cyclists of all ages motivated and connected. Whether you're already part of a cycling community or looking to find your tribe on two wheels, this conversation highlights why group riding remains such an essential part of the cycling experience.

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Show music is "Come On Out" by Dan Lebowitz. Find him here : lebomusic.com