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Tuesday Night Ride

Uncork, Unwind, and Sip for a Purpose!

Join us at our special event, "Pedal'N Pinot!",

where every sip brings us closer to

supporting a world on two wheels.

 

Raise a glass in support and help fuel the future!

 

 

Click below to learn more and to buy tickets to this special event!

Our mission is to cultivate a culture where cycling

is the catalyst to strengthen the world, starting in our communities. By bringing bicycle riding awareness, education, and opportunity closer to home and accessible to all people we will change the world,

two wheels at a time.

Recent News...

LOCAL SUPPORTS LOCAL!

We've teamed up with our local brewery, Main & Mill,  to help get these trails open! 

Have you seen this beer around Jefferson County? 

If not, you will soon. This is Main & Mill's new

lager, All Terrain Beer.

ATB is a fresh and 
light lager brewed solely for Jefferson County. It embodies our community's unity and deep connection to our beautiful landscapes. A significant portion of the proceeds
of both ATB draft and
cans will go towards
Living Life on 2 Wheels,
Plattin Peaks Trails!

So if you're out and
about and see this on tap,
go on, treat yourself.
After all, it's for a good
cause. And if your favorite
place doesn't carry it...
Ask for it!

Check out our article featured in Terrain Magazine!

     "By 2016, Rene Creed had worked in the family business, motorcycles, for about two decades and owned a successful shop, Gateway Harley-Davidson in Mehlville, Missouri. But that year, she and her husband, Chris, decided to get out.

     They had experienced a pair of tragedies: Their general manager, Jon Bailey, died in a motorcycle accident and a nephew, Tom Surdyke, died while saving a young man who was drowning in the ocean. Both instances reinforced the idea that “life is short,” Rene said.

     “We liked the business we were in, but we didn’t love it, and so we decided to just take the risk and let go of the financial stability that came with it so that we could put our focus and effort into what we truly love, which was children — [including] our children — getting outdoors and riding bicycles,” said Rene, who has one daughter and seven sons..."

We want to hear from you!
Tell us why you think Jefferson County needs
more cycling infrastructure... 

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Your opinion is important and will help us pave the way to get more cycling infrastructure in our community!

Living Life on Two Wheels News Interviews

Check out Chris and Rene speak with local St. Louis news stations to discuss Living Life on Two Wheels' upcoming plans and progress so far!

LIVING LIFE ON TWO WHEELS STORE

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