About

Suburban Assault started as a niche bicycle movement that wasn’t about extreme road cycling or mountain biking. It was about riding around our neighborhoods, towns or cities to discover more about where we live.

When I started (and because of where I live) it seemed there were very few people with the same interest in non-categorized biking. I was completely wrong. I’ve since discovered a whole community of online friends that feel the same way about riding – that it should just be a fun way to get around and discover our hometowns.

The idea of Suburban Assault is to bring back the grass roots nature of riding just to ride. No categories. No classifications. Just two wheels, two pedals and a love for discovering while riding.

It’s not about being specific as to how we ride. We’re not about speed, distance or endurance. We’re not about being rugged, extreme or hard core. We’re not about expensive, tricked out bikes or spandex (although there’s nothing wrong with it).

Suburban Assault is about riding – whatever, whenever and wherever we can. No matter what the route is, we love to get out and ride.

We aren’t rebels. We obey the traffic laws and yield to pedestrians.

Although the name has a suburban focus, it’s about where you live or explore. If you live in an URBAN or RURAL location, you still belong.

Full Disclosure:

I’m not a writer. I’m an art director who doesn’t always check his facts, barely proof reads and seldom knows how to spell correctly. If you happen to catch some misinformation or one of my more-than-occasional grammar errors, please feel free to let me know. Just leave a comment or shoot me an email at wezensky (at) gmail.com.

Suburban Assault HQ:

We are based in Richardson, Texas – a small, suburb town just north of Dallas.

Contributor:

Richard Wezensky aka dickdavid