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Singing in the rain

It was a thin grey rain: hard and fast and cold … as was my custom in such elements, I hunched against the rain, drew …
- 2:34 PM, Aug. 28, 2012
Door Country–The Other Silent Sports Mecca

When most Wisconsinites hear the term “silent sports”, they think of Cable, Wisconsin–home to the American Birkebeiner and the Chequamegon fat tire races. Cable should …
- 3:57 PM, Jun. 11, 2012
I am my father’s daughter

I have spent the past thirty-eight years trying to figure out who I am and what role my parents had in forming my current being. …
- 2:02 PM, May. 24, 2012
Madtown Maidens Ride Again

Well-behaved women seldom make history. -Laurel Thatcher Growing up as a girl, in a male dominated sport, wasn’t easy. On my junior team, there was …
- 1:57 PM, May. 24, 2012
Bike to Work Week

It’s time. It’s time to dust off your bike, if you have not already, and let it explore. Explore new routes to work, maybe a …
- 6:42 PM, May. 14, 2012
Team 242 Must Be Lucky

If I played the lottery, I would choose the numbers 242. Picture this: My husband and I head over to Milwaukee to sign up for …
- 11:30 AM, May. 08, 2012
Going Driftless on Earth Day

There are moments, I feel, that magic occurs. For some reason, this Earth Day, my husband and I stumbled onto the quintessential spot to celebrate …
- 12:40 PM, May. 02, 2012
Battling the Wind Gods

There is an old Irish saying that cyclists often use “May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back.” …
- 7:30 PM, May. 01, 2012

About this blog

Kierstin Kloeckner was born to be on two wheels. She began road racing as a junior in Minneapolis at age 13. Although her racing career was short lived (she ended at age 17), her love for bikes has only grown throughout the years. She currently serves on the board of directors for the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin, puts on a women�s only alleycat called �Madtown Maidens Alleycat�, tours around the country with her husband, coaches at Harbor Athletic Club and helps coordinate Madison Bike Winter events. When not on two wheels, you can find her in the garden, kicking back with friends at a local brewery or traveling with her husband.

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