
Now, the track looks like new again.

For more information, check out the website for the Missouri Bicycle Racers Association.
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3 comments:
I haven't used the velodrome yet, but I am excited that it was restored. How many cities have a velodrome anyway? This is a great thing to have and St. Louis should let the world know about it.
The City needs to fix the RR bridge at Euclid, as this could be the safer way to access Penrose, otherwise surrounded by bustling North Kingshighway and I-70.
There are around 20 velodromes in the US. I live pretty close to the Trexlertown, PA, velodrome ( www.thevelodrome.com ) about an hour north of Philadelphia.
There is only one indoor velodrome that I am aware of in the US, that's near Los Angeles, and it's pretty new.
This is a link to a site with a list:
http://members.aol.com/velodromes/index.htm
but it's NOT up to date as it lists the Frisco (TX, north of Dallas) Velodrome as the newest, and I am almost certain the indoor track in LA is newer.
Fixedgearfever.com is also great resource for worldwide velodrome info.
Get a bike, get on the track! It's a great sport for spectators and participants.
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