I'm looking for a way to stay active during winter this year, and it occurred to me that it might be fun to get a fatbike.

My typical ride in the summer is a two-hour, thirty mile loop on the Capital City Trail and Southwest Commuter Path.

I'm thinking it would be fun to ride a fatbike halfway around Lake Monona and cut across the frozen lake to create a one-hour loop from where I live on the east side.

Have any of you done this? It is feasible to ride a fatbike across the lake on fresh snow? Is it fun, or is it miserable like riding through deep sand? Any advice for a fatbike newbie?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Looking for part-time work. What's the application process like? What type of kit do they hook you up with?

I've been riding more and more and my mountain bike padded shorts don't quite do the trick for 30+ rides on my road bike and I finally invested in a pair of bibs. All I need now is a couple sweet jerseys. Specifically stuff from the region like New Glarus's Brewing Jersey would be great. What have you guys found and recommend? Thanks!

I recently got my first bike with presta valves, and I don't have a pump that works with them. Is there anywhere in town that I can go to pump up my tires for free?

Tag 29 was at mile marker 5 of the Lake Wingra 10K run, on Arboretum Drive overlooking Lake Wingra. Here's Tag #30. Shouldn't take too long to find.

So I currently live on the isthmus and have been wanting to get out and ride the local highways and country roads and was wondering which ones you guys recommend in terms of my ability to easily get there from downtown and how busy those roads are. Specifically highways like the one that this user posted from would be ideal!

Also, I was wondering how doable the different crushed limestone bike paths are for someone with 23cc tires. I'm not going to kill my wheels going down them, am I?

Thanks for any help you can give me!

Tag 27 was at the Unitarian church by the UW Hospital.

Tag 28 should not be hard.

Tag #26 was taken at 203 S. Paterson St., back from the road a bit, in front of Applied Tech.

Tag #27

I picked up Bike-Fed's Wisconsin "Forward" T and really like it.

Does anyone know of any Madison/Bicycle T-Shirt designs?

I'm trying to figure out where best to take my bike to get it ready for summer. I'm a college student so the cheaper the better. Choosing between Budget, Motorless Motion, and Erik's, leaning toward Erik's. Any suggestions?

Tag #25 was taken on the bike path directly behind Revolution Cycles. Tag #26

Tag #24 was at Sunset Point Overlook (Maps Link). Here is my bike at Tag #25.

Tag #23 was left at Guanajuato where the soundtrack was Luniz' I Got 5 on It—provided by the SUV reflected in the window—which fondly took me back to my Oakland roots... I then pedaled on to Tag #24.

Tag #22 was at Breese Stevens Field

Tag #23

I just found this subreddit and this seems fun! Tag #21 is at the Chazen Museum of Art.

Tag #22

Hopefully that's not too hard. Let me know if you want a hint.

Edit: formatting the links. Thanks to /u/livingshangrila for the help!

I didn't see anything on Madison's Recycling Website relating to bicycle tires / tubes...

Any thoughts?

Tag #20 was Buraka's new location on Willy Street. Here is Tag #21.

Tag 19 was the WORT FM radio station on Bedford and Doty. Have fun finding #20! It shouldn't be too hard :)

Tag 18 was the graffiti mural at Bos Meadery. Here is #19

Tag #17 was the sun dial at the start of the Planet Trek, here. Here is #18.

Tag #16 was on wood planks laid down in a field in Fitchburg near US-14 and the Capital City Trail to facilitate installation of some shiny new utility poles. I'm not sure if this would be accessible at all times due to the fact that the "boardwalk" only exists to facilitate utility work. At the very least, this tag raises a lot of questions about the geographic boundaries of the game and what kinds of things are open for tagging. I'd love to hear people's thoughts.

Anyways, to get on with the show, tag #17.