Author Archives: Ernest

Ernest is the owner of the Crofton Bike Doctor located in the Village of Waugh Chapel Shopping Center. Ernest has been in the industry since 1989 when he first started to work at the Bike Doctor of Arnold. During that time I developed a love for cycling and retail. I graduated from the University of Maryland and live and ride locally.

I enjoy riding off road and on the road as well as doing a little bike touring. As a teenager I did a trip in Maine and then over to Novia Scotia which helped cement my love for riding. Since then I have done tours in the Canyons of Utah as well as several trips along the C&O Canal. Today I have both mountain bikes and rode bikes that I enjoy riding. One of the most exciting things now is my wife is beginning to develop a passion for riding and we have begun mountain bike together as well as some light road riding.

Living Green with Quality Products

You can’t do much today without seeing, hearing or reading about being “green.” We are all learning about our “carbon footprint” what it is and how we can reduce it. Never before has being “green” or being environmentally more friendly been more prevalent then it is in today’s world.
There are lots of simple things [...]

Nice to See this sort of thing.

It’s neat to see people in positions like this help out in new and unique ways for someone in a position such as theirs.
A Pro Ball Player taking an intern position in the off season, not something you hear about every day!
Read about the article on ESPN dot com.

Shop Local

With the “shopping season” here I encourage everyone to shop at locally owned businesses. It’s important for our local economy and work force.
There are lots of good reasons but here is a good article to start.
Supporting the Local Small Business Owner
The Importance of Buying from Neighborhood Merchants

C&O Canal Towpath Brunswick to Harpers Ferry

As I was riding along the C&O Canal Towpath I thought to myself “This is a ride that everyone needs to do”
The C&O Canal Towpath is a ride through history running 184.5 miles from Cumberland, Maryland to Washington, DC and is a National Historic Park. The towpath surface is general crushed stone or clay and [...]

Easton to Oxford to St. Michaels

Maryland’s Eastern Shore offers many things to do and one of them is great bicycle riding! My wife and I have always loved St. Michaels but have never taken advantage of the great bike riding that the area offers. Amanda has ridden her fitness bike from the St. Michaels yacht club and out towards Tilghman [...]