Tom on the Trails
Tom BilczeSomewhat weekly news advocating for trails, cycling, and discovering the world by bike. If you ride a bike, you are a cyclist.
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Ohio to Erie Trail Day 7: Akron to Cleveland (42 Miles)
## A Week Across Ohio on Two Wheels
Ohio to Erie Trail Day 6: Massillon to Akron (31 Miles)
Some days on tour blur together, but others leave an imprint you can’t shake. Day 6 of my Ohio to Erie Trail ride was one of those days: a ride through canal towns, across Native American portage paths, and into the heart of Akron.
Ohio to Erie Trail Day 5: Millersburg to Massillon (38 Miles)
We are on a roll, in more ways than one. The riding on this tour has been easygoing, full of laughter, and powered by good company. The weather has been just as cooperative, with crisp mornings that warm into bright, sunny afternoons. Anoth...
Ohio to Erie Trail Day 4: Mount Vernon to Millersburg (40 Miles)
It’s often said that any day on a bike is better than any day off the bike. On tour, though, that isn’t always true. Weather, hills, wind, or even your own mood can turn a good day into a hard one. But then there are days when everything co...
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Tom is a rural Ohio resident and champion for trails and cycling for all people. He reflects on his identity as an elder gay man and how it shapes his life and advocacy for an inclusive and accepting world.
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