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.

Some Summer Rides

Just uploaded some photos from our ride from Easton to Oxford to St. Michaels that we did on Labor Day weekend. Also posted pictures from our ride on the C&O Canal Towpath from Brunswick to five miles north of Harpers Ferry. A full ride report will follow shortly.

Riding with the wife…

My wife got a new Trek 5.2 Project One Madone and she loves it. We’ve been getting out a fair amount together for her to ride. It is her first real road bike and road biking experience she has had. I convinced her to set aside her fitness bike and give the road bike a shot. 
Her [...]

Lance on a Training Ride

This is a really neat video of Lance out on a training ride. How cool would it be to run into him like this while you were out riding with your Dad?

Tour de France Stage 20: Final Training Video — powered by http://www.livestrong.com
Sorry I haven’t been more on top of the posts, been super busy. [...]

Time for One’s Self

 
I got out for a ride the other day and I had just started the ride and I was thinking to my self.
“I really do enjoy this I need to make more time for “me” and “me” to ride.”
Not a half mile later I rode by this church and saw the above sign. I thought to [...]

30 Days – 30 Rides The Halfway Point

People say it takes about 21 days for behaviors to become a habit.
Sometime during the month of March Ammon decided to issue a challenge to the employees of the store. The challenge was to ride everyday for 30 days starting April 1st. Nathan was quick to get on-board as were Scott and Tammy. They all [...]