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Wolves on Wheels: Carlos Ramirez-Reyes

Both a bike commuter and a bike camper, Ramirez-Reyes shares his favorite experiences on two wheels. Whether you're a rain-or-shine bike commuter, a frequenter of the downhill mountain bike trails north of campus or you enjoy a mellow ride on a sunny day, we want to hear your story!

May 19, 2022
Carlos Ramirez-Reyes poses with his bike with mountains behind him.

Carlos Ramirez taking advantage of a trip to Nepal to do ecotourism and biking in the foothills of the Himalayan range.

Wolves on Wheels: Carlos Ramirez-Reyes

Both a bike commuter and a bike camper, Ramirez-Reyes shares his favorite experiences on two wheels. Whether you're a rain-or-shine bike commuter, a frequenter of the downhill mountain bike trails north of campus or you enjoy a mellow ride on a sunny day, we want to hear your story!

May 19, 2022

Carlos Ramirez taking advantage of a trip to Nepal to do ecotourism and biking in the foothills of the Himalayan range.

Carlos Ramirez-Reyes poses with his bike with mountains behind him.

Carlos Ramirez taking advantage of a trip to Nepal to do ecotourism and biking in the foothills of the Himalayan range.

What's your role on campus?

Faculty

How long have you been riding a bike?

I learned somewhat late (towards the end of high school). I have commuted to work/school by bike almost exclusively for the past 10 years.

What's the most fun you've ever had on a bike?

Biking to camping trips with friends in Wisconsin! We'll go to State parks, camp for a night and bike back home the next day.

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What's great about bike commuting to the ÍƼöÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´?

I don't have to find parking or walk to parking lots. I can also easily take quick stops along the way, in case there's something going on on my way home. It is also a good break to decompress from work.

We want to hear your bike story! Share with us and you could be featured as one of our Wolves on Wheels cyclists!

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May 19, 2022

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