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- Bicycling Magazine: March 2010: The Ride of Their Lives
- Calgary Herald:
April 18, 2009: Human powered holidays
- Calgary
Herald: April 9, 2009: Bike program gets kids
rolling
- Calgary
Herald: April 3, 2009: Bicycle trips break
teens' dropout cycle
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Calgary
Herald: September 6, 2007: How I spent my summer
cycling through Argentina.
- Calgary
Herald: March 3, 2007: Cyclists let needy kids
see the world.
- Two
Wheel View Calgary's First Bike Ride: It was
July 19, 2006, a sunny and breezy day, when Two Wheel
View had their first ride. It all started at 10:00am,
getting the riding gear together and loading up the
van.More...
- Ridley's
and Trek donates bikes to Two Wheel View: Two
Wheel View was the recipient of 5 new bicycles. Bicycle
brand, Trek, graciously donated the 5 new bikes through
Calgary's own Ridley's Cycle and Fitness in Kensington. More...
- GuestTek
Donates 5 computers to Two Wheel View - Calgary.: GuestTek
donated 5 computers along with monitors, keyboards,
and mice to Two Wheel View. More...
- New
Calgary Area Charity Takes Young People Off-Road to
Change Lives.: Building on a successful charity
bicycling program established in the USA, Calgary-based
Rick McFerrin is launching a new charity effort called
Two Wheel View - Calgary. More...
- Maxxis
International donates 50 mountain bike tires to keep
Two Wheel View / Trips for Kids - Twin Cities on track
in 2005: "Hey, Trips for Kids, I like
what you are doing," said Hulen King, Assistant
Sales Manager for Maxxis International Bicycle Division.
Rick McFerrin, director and founder of Two Wheel View
- Trips for Kids - Twin Cities was wearing his Trips
for Kids National t-shirt at the VeloSwap in Chicago
last weekend and Hulen knew exactly how he could help
out.More...
- Biker
Treks Through Arctic Circle in Norway (Paynesville
Press - July 14, 2004): Fun to Beth Schlangen,
a recent PAHS graduate, is biking 338 miles. That is
how far she biked in the Arctic Circle on a recent
trip to Norway. In June, she and eight other people
traveled to Norway to bike for two weeks. The four
students and five adults started their trek in Tromso
and ended it in Oksford, both located north of the
Arctic Circle. More...
- Bike
League News: February 24, 2004: INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN
BIKE ADVENTURES FOR TEENAGERS: ...The organization
uses the bicycle as a tool to combine lessons in personal
responsibility, achievement, cultural understanding,
and environmental stewardship through development of
practical skills and the simple act of having fun... More...
- Adventure
Cycling: Bike Bits Vol. 6, No. 3: CAN YOU
SAY "LUTEFISK" IN SPANISH? Two Wheel View
is a Minnesota-based nonprofit affiliated with the
national Trips for Kids program. The organization would
like to extend an invitation to young people, as well
as to adult volunteers, to tour either Argentina or
northern Norway by mountain bike this summer. More...
- Youth
explores Argentina by bike, Paynesville, MN, July 16,
2003: As Jimmy Jansen biked to the top of a
mountain 3,042 meters in elevation in Argentina, he
considered how different the scenery was from that
of his friends, who were probably sitting on their
couch at home watching TV. More...
- TRIPS
FOR KIDS: TWIN CITIES KEEP ROLLING WITH REI GRANT,
July 2002: Canada is the only foreign country
Colin Lynch has traveled to in his 15 years, so you
might expect the St. Paul high school freshman to be
a little nervous about an upcoming 10-day, 248-mile
bike trip through Argentina. More...
- Tanya
and Rick's Bike Trip Around the World: Rick
and Tanya McFerrin pedaled over 15,000 miles through
43 countries exploring parts of Europe, Africa, the
Middle East, India, Southeast Asia, Australia, South
and Central America and Mexico. Their experiences have
been documented in pictures and journal articles. Here
are a few of their stories that they documented along
the way. Select a region on the left and ride along. More...
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