PASTRY RIDE - join us to ride along the river at a nice easy “pastry” pace to get our sugar fix from the award winning @dianesplacemn (YUM!)!! We’re back with this year’s April Piecycle Ride! 🗓️:on Sunday, 4/26 at 2pm 📍 meeting at Bryn Mawr Meadows Park Playground 🛝 More details: We’ll meet at the playground at Bryn Mawr Meadows Park (on Morgan and Laurel) at 2:00 PM and roll out at 2:15 on Sunday, April 26th. We plan to ride to Diane’s Place in Northeast - just under 4 miles - via the newly reopened Cedar Lake Trail. We will enjoy pastries and drinks at the end of the ride. The ride is family friendly, and riders of all skills and paces are welcome.

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Race Report: Frequent Piecyclist Zach Anderson (@zchanderson) rode the Iditarod Trail Invitational 350 and was gracious enough to share his experience with us! From -15* backyard camps in preparation to dodging frostbite along the way, it’s an incredible journey. Excerpt below and the full write-up at pie.bike (link in bio). From Zach: It was 7 years ago my dream of riding my bike through the historic Iditarod Trail was ignited after completing my first winter ultra, the Tuscobia 80 miler. This year, I got my opportunity and I was finally able to put to the test the past years of gear testing and experimentation. When I received confirmation of my acceptance into the 350 mile Iditarod Trail Invitational I knew there would be a big road ahead to prepare and ensure all my gear was ready for this epic back country ride against the elements. In ITI history the race has seen all kinds of weather and it is not unheard of to see temps down to -30f. I began making checklists of gear that was still needed and took the opportunity whenever able to test gear at home, like sleeping in the back yard whenever the thermometer dipped below -15f. With months of trainer workouts completed and final gear tests wrapped up I finally felt prepared and ready to hop on a plane to Alaska to begin my journey. I landed in Anchorage on Thursday evening 2/19 , and found myself immediately visiting and enjoying the company of other participants. The community that surrounds this event is absolutely amazing and the comradery is unlike any other event I have been a part of. Saturday quickly came and the race director reminded us of how remote this trail is and how important everyone understood that we are on our own out there during the final race meeting. These words echoed in my mind throughout the race. (Cont. in comments…)

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🎵 Road To Alaska - Bee Gees

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Join us this Saturday, January 31st, as we ride to the @angrycatfish hosted Ride for Unity. We’ll roll out of Lyndale Farmstead Park (rec center) at 12:30 and head northeast to Washburn Fair Oaks Park to meet the large group. Pastry Pace and family friendly. Through all of the fear, pain, and sorrow this administration is unleashing on Minneapolis, I’ve never been more proud of this community. Our neighbors. ❤️

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