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Legendary rock drummer Neil Peart passed away this week at the age of 67, from brain cancer. He was widely considered to be one of the greatest rock drummers ever. He was also the lyricist for his band, Rush.
Despite his high profile as an internationally-known rock musician, he was shy and introverted. In this rare interview, he says that in the earlier years of the band, he used to ride bicycles in each city on the tour, to explore the city and the surrounding areas. If two stops were relatively close, he would cycle from one city to the next, while the other two members of the band would travel in the tour bus.
He later switched to motorcycles but he continued to use the road skills that he learned from cycling. (After his daughter and wife died 10 months apart in 1997-1998, he traveled solo on motorcycle throughout North and Central America, covering over 55,000 miles total.)
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May 19 Bicycle Fan Club Ride - Join your fellow Nats fans and bike riders for a bike ride to the game. Nationals v. Cubs
Enjoy a morning ride seeing sights. Ride ends at the ballpark and includes a ticket to the 1:35 game. For details, look here:
If you like riding your bike and you like baseball, then be sure to join the Bicycle Fun Club ride on Sunday, May 19. We'll ride our bikes and then attend the game.
Details here:
Any update on what the curtis trail looks like? I know the W&OD has been cleared of snow. Has the Curtis?
What's with the plowing on Four Mile Run trail? Some parts perfect, some completely missing.
Anyone knows a good biking route from Waynesboro to Richmond?
Hello, what trail in DMV is the longest trail? What trail in DMV is the most hilly? I want to ride those. Thank you.
Lyft is buying Motivate
