John Rezell, aka, Raz, dusted off his ’82 Trek then rode 3.5 miles down the Pacific Coast Highway and back in 1986, and hasn’t stopped since.
Author of these ebooks on Amazon.com, iTunes and BarnesandNoble.com:
Taken for a Ride: Chasing a Young Lance Armstrong
A More Simple Time: How Cycling Saved My Soul
You Can't Cook a Dead Crab and Eat It
Growing up fourth in a family of five kids in the late ‘60s — the third boy, no less — my life pretty much revolved around hand-me-downs. Not so much in clothes, but rather!-->…
There’s a magic to the universe.
I can feel it, more than ever when I’m on my bike.
It thrives in Oregon, land of fairies and elves and wild imaginations.
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Some days the clouds appear to leap away from bright blue skies, demanding my attention.
Some days vibrant colors of stunning yellow mustard flowers, deep red clover or!-->!-->!-->…
It’s not that I don’t like people. It’s that I love solitude. Most days, as I’ve mentioned, I ride alone. That said, there’s something about sharing a special experience with!-->…
Raising two daughters in Oregon we hiked. A lot.
Despite my wife and I constantly stealing a few hours here and a few hours there to get out on our bikes, our daughters!-->!-->!-->…
Introducing new columnist John Rezell, Johnnie Raz if you're friends. Raz has a background and a history, but as you'll read. It's not at all what you think.
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