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Any plans for Halloween this year?

I like to use bells you can ring. I think it's great for safety and letting people know you're coming instead of trying to yell and started them.

I do a gravel bike race every year (this year will be my 3rd year) and I really enjoy it. It's a big race. Dirty South Roubaix is the name. Nearly 1,000 riders every year. I never win or even get close to winning but I'm never last, either!

Scenario: You get a month to go on a cycling adventure with the amount of money you make now reserved for your adventure. Where are you going? Tell us the details of your adventure by bike?!

Do you own a suspension pump at all? This is for full suspension mountain bikes.

Do any of you wear a cycling vest to help add a layer of warmth during cooler rides? I've been seeing more and more riders with vests and have wondered if they work as well as they seem.

How many rail trails have you ridden and where were they? For me, sadly, just two and they're local. Tunnel Hill State Trail in Southern Illinois and the rail trail at Fort Massac in Metropolis, Illinois. I need to ride more. How about you all?

When it comes to reducing the weight of your bike, how much will you remove from it? Will you remove the plastic spacer in your rear drivetrain? Do you remove reflectors from your rims? Are there other things you remove? Do you find this to help with weight? Or is it a waste of time?

Bought me my first full suspension and first Specialized bike - Chisel. Supposed to be the lightest alloy bike on the market, as well. I'm pretty excited about it!

A lot of cyclists bikepack with hotel lodging being their only preferred option and that's fine, too. I know it gets harder to find primitive camping in places like Europe so hotels and inns are what you're left with.

I mountain bike during the spring, fall, and winter. Mountain biking gets me warm pretty quick, so I save it for the cooler months, mainly to avoid eating all the spider webs on the trail. :P I usually ride on a designated MTB trail about 10 minutes from my house 1-2 times a week. I do...

I have a carbon road bike. It's very entry level in terms of a race bike but it was expensive because of the carbon frame and fork. But in all honesty, my aluminum gravel bike performs just as good, if not better, than that bike. Carbon isn't all of what it's made out to be unless you're racing.

I wouldn't even try myself. LOL. I'm not good at that stuff.

Nice. I'll have to check this one out!

For sure. I never really use social to learn anything significant other than quick tips. YouTube has a better search engine as long as they don't put all the emphasis on shorts and take away our ability to find new things on our own without the algorithm doing it for us.

I biked a lot as a kid. I wish I would have kept going all the way until now but I'm still glad I at least reconnected and found it again.

A mix of both for me. I definitely push it to get my heart racing and calories burning. But the main reason I bike is for the adventure. Nonetheless though, you're getting exercise from cycling whether you're doing it for fitness or fun. That's the great thing about cycling.

I've wrecked going a slow speed. Had I not been wearing a helmet, my head would have hit a jagged rock. It could had been it for me at such a slow speed. I'm going to keep wearing mine :)

Gaming and biking can always be mixed in together, as well. There are virtual riding programs to do inside on the trainer with other cyclists in a live gaming environment. You can win new virtual items and it's very gamified and only keeps getting better. It's a good way to play and ride at...

That's how I feel about it. All cyclists should be supporting e-bikes. It's another step to give us better infrastructure.