Here are Charlie & Colleen Weill on their Trice T's ready to get wet again on the Withlacoochee Trail.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Happy but wet customers
Here are Charlie & Colleen Weill on their Trice T's ready to get wet again on the Withlacoochee Trail.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Welcome to Hampton's Edge Trailside Bicycles blog where we will be keeping you updated with the latest news about our shop, specials, sales, new bike and accessories, and our travels this summer out west to ride more rail trails across the country.
This summer we will be closing on July 19th to start on our trip which will end up in Idaho, going first to Virginia to ride the New River Trail then maybe to W Virginia for the Greenbriar Trail, Pa. to see my sister and do the Montour, and Ohiopyle section of the Great Allegheny Passage. Then on to Ohio and our favorite, the Little Miami River Scenic Trail and Yellow Springs. In Idaho we hope to miss Sturgis and hit the trails of that state in peace and quiet. Then on back to Kansas for Cindy's niece's wedding. We plan to be back to Fl. and open the shop in time for the annual Withlacoochee Trail ride. Stay tuned for further developments. This blogging is new to us, and we would like to thank Bruce Bush behindthecrank.blogspot.com for introducing us to another way of communicating with our friends and customers.
This summer we will be closing on July 19th to start on our trip which will end up in Idaho, going first to Virginia to ride the New River Trail then maybe to W Virginia for the Greenbriar Trail, Pa. to see my sister and do the Montour, and Ohiopyle section of the Great Allegheny Passage. Then on to Ohio and our favorite, the Little Miami River Scenic Trail and Yellow Springs. In Idaho we hope to miss Sturgis and hit the trails of that state in peace and quiet. Then on back to Kansas for Cindy's niece's wedding. We plan to be back to Fl. and open the shop in time for the annual Withlacoochee Trail ride. Stay tuned for further developments. This blogging is new to us, and we would like to thank Bruce Bush behindthecrank.blogspot.com for introducing us to another way of communicating with our friends and customers.
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