Dylan Davis and Alex Musco, two rising senior Cal Poly business students, created the SLO Riders Club to provide a safe and fun environment for children in San Luis Obispo to learn and develop their mountain biking skills.
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City opens new hiking and biking trails at Righetti Hill
The City of San Luis Obispo has opened four new hiking and biking trails at Righetti Hill, offering a variety of outdoor experiences and access to open spaces for everyone.
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City of SLO to construct pilot public bike park
The project will serve as a pilot park until a proposed development and budget for a permanent park are approved.
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Christopher Blevins: Racing from the desk to the dirt
If someone unknowingly sat next to Christopher Blevins in one of their classes, they wouldn’t expect him to be one of the most exciting young prospects in competitive mountain biking, or that he’s likely competing in the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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Former student develops Adventure Aide app to connect outdoor enthusiasts
Users who download the Adventure Aide app can sign up for a wide range of outdoor activities.
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Taking the G out of GTL — take your workouts outside while the Rec Center is closed
There is a great place to exercise that isn’t a gym — it’s called “outside.”
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Cal Poly Wheelmen grab trophy … again
For the third consecutive year, the Cal Poly Wheelmen placed first overall at the Western Collegiate Cycling Conference Championships held Nov. 20 and Nov. 21 in San Diego, Calif.
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Cal Poly Wheelmen place fourth at national collegiate bike race
The Cal Poly Wheelmen placed fourth overall at the Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals this past weekend at the Northstar Resort in Truckee, CA. Twelve people, four women and eight men, out of an estimated 50-60 members of the club competed.
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San Luis Obispo County mountain bike organization works on local trails
Two San Luis Obispo trails were renovated on Sunday Oct. 10 by the Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers (CCCMB) to improve their safety and accessibility to users.