Here are some links to interesting sites.

Local Bike Shops (in alphabetical order)

• Appleton Bike and Fitness is here (downtown Appleton).
• Attitude Sports - In Fond du Lac (here) (Fond du Lac).
• The Bicycle Outlet is here.
• Cranked Bike Studio. Opened 4/14/08. (200 Main Street, Neenah).
• Fond du Lac Cyclery is here (Fond du Lac).
• Gear'n Up is here (Neenah).
• Neenah Bike and Fitness is here (Neenah).
• Oshkosh Cyclery - Oshkosh Cyclery moved in early 2007. They can be found here (Oshkosh).
• Recyclist is here (Kaukauna).
• Wheel and Sprocket - The Oshkosh store can be found here. The Appleton Wheel and Sprocket is here.

Other Cycling Related Clubs

• The Red Line Triathlon Club are triathletes from East Central Wisconsin.
• The Fox Cities Triathlon Club are triathletes from Northeastern Wisconsin.
• The Thunder Bay Cycling Club has a lot of interesting cycling information and a great site for those vising the Thunder Bay, Ontario area.
• The Bayshore Bike Club is based in Green Bay.

Interesting Rides & Races

• For more information, in general, about Northeast Wisconsin bicycling events, see the calendar.
• The Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin maintains a fairly comprehensive list of Wisconsin Bicycling Events. If you're looking for ride basically anywhere in Wisconsin, this is a good list to check.
• For those interested in harder-core competitive racing in Wisconsin, take a look at the Wisconsin Cycling Association.
• If you're only normally obsessed, instead look at the Wisport Cycling Series.
• For mountain biking, check out the Wisconsin Off-Road Series (WORS) mountain bike race series.

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• Dairyland Dare - Newer than the Horribly Hilly Hundreds, this ride may well contain even more hills. In addition, this ride contains a 300-km route as well.
• Door County Century - Taking place the weekend after Labor Day, this ride has routes from 30 to 100 miles taking you around central Door County. This ride has a reputation of having some of the best support of any ride around.
• Horribly Hilly Hundreds - Known to be one of the more difficult midwestern rides. It takes place in June.
• Omro Classic - The area's best road race!

Cycling on TV and the Net

• Have an iPod? Interested in listening to more information about cycling? The FredCast is perhaps the internet's premier cycling podcast.
• Interested in watching bike races on TV? Go visit the VERSUS network's Cyclysm site for TV listings. Get your weekly dose of Paul Sherwen, Phil Leggitt and Bob Roll.
• To get current information about pro cycling races you can try cyclingnews.com, Daily Peloton, and/or PezCycling News.

Blogs and Stuff

• Red Hawk Cycling is Ric Damm blog. Ric is cycling coach at Ripon College.
• Bike Hacks pretty much accurately describes the blog -- how to hack your bike. Looking for projects, DIY (do-it-yourself) projects? This is the place.
• Cyclelicious is somewhat hard to describe. Still interesting. The tagline is, "bicycle lifestyles, news & views." That perhaps says it all.
• Bike Hugger is similar to Cyclelicious with a slant bikes used for function (above form and/or speed).

Other Stuff

• The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources maintains county bicycle road maps that are an excellent resource for road rides.
• There are a bunch of sites for documenting your rides. Bikely.com is a good place to map out your routes. Made for runners, Gmaps Pedometer is a good site for documenting rides. Routeslip.com was a good site (albeit with somewhat buggy code). Regretably, the maintainer has had to give up maintenance of the site.
• If you're interested in knowing more about how to maintain and repair your bike, Sheldon Brown's Bicycle Technical Info is a fascinating resource.
• The Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin has a page of many interesting cycling links about recreation, safety, health, advocacy, commuting, and transportation.
• The Winnebago County Sheriff's Department has a number of bicycle safety tips.
• David Zabriske's Yield to Life site talks about how cars and bikes can life together on the same roads.
• Paceline Riding from the Brisbane, Australia's Wynnum Redlands Cycling Club.