Bicycles101 Website Florence Oregon Bicycles 101: May 2010

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>> Saturday, May 22, 2010

>> Friday, May 21, 2010

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Robbie & Sara riding the Skatepark

>> Thursday, May 20, 2010

Our mechanics Robbie and Sara

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Tim a little younger...

Tim and his older Brother above....

We are also a "pet freindly store"

We can repair any brand or style of bike

>> Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Klein Fixie

Specialized FatBoy

We have and ride Recumbents

Fat tires to ride in the sand

Acoustic Guitars

Some of our acoustic Guitars. We have new arrivals weekly

Store

We have over 5,000 sq.ft. of Bikes/Guitars/Skateboards

Largest Bike/Guitar shop in Oregon

How to get there
Located 13 miles south of Florence at mile post 204 on the Ocean side of HWY 101. Park at the Tahkenitch/Threemile Lake Trailhead. Halfway through is the highest point on the trail, with a great downhill slope. Trails winds down to dunes and ocean.

Technical trail with roots and pits. 7 miles round trip. Stop and smile at hikers!

Recreation pass or fee required.

North Fork Road Ride

How to get there
From Florence go 1 mile east on Hwy 126, after the Casino turn left on North Fork Road and keep going. After about 25 miles and a rather steep hill in the end you will be at the Big Creek Junction. This is as far as we recommend to go. Turn around and head back to Florence.

50 miles round trip. All paved and most of it is a 2 lane road. There's not much traffic and it is usually warmer then in Florence.

Cape Perpetua Trails

How to get there
From Florence drive 20 miles north on HWY 101. It all awaits you at the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area. Located two miles south of Yachats, this coastal wonderland – where the forest meets the sea – captivates locals and visitors alike.

After the visitor center take road 55. Keep straight at the Y and follow road 55.

Recreation pass or fee required.

Horse Trails

How to get there
Located about 10 miles north of Florence. After the stables turn right on Herman Peak Road and travel 3 miles uphill on a windy paved road which will turn into gravel. Turn left to Dry Lake Trailhead.

The trails here are rated moderately difficult to easy and can be accessed at the Horse Creek or Dry Lake trailheads.

Stop and smile at horse riders!

Siltcoos Lake Trail

How to get there
7 miles South of Florence off Hwy 101 mile post 198. Turn left onto parking lot. Great lake-front at the bottom of the hill for gazing, wading & swimming.

Trail that turns into a single track loop. You can go either way. Smooth, fast, open single track (one way is steeper & curvier)

Stop and smile at hikers!

Sutton Trails

How to get there
Located 6 miles north of Florence. Park at the boat ramp on the right side of HWY 101. Follow the trail under HWY 101 along the creek till you reach Sutton Lake Campground. Take a left turn on the paved road. The trail starts in A Loop just left of the group camp.

Technical trail with roots and pits along Sutton Creek.

Stop and smile at hikers!