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FreeWheeling Easy Supplement

September 2001
Mary Shaw and Roy Weil

This Supplement revises the Third Edition

The information on these pages is available in a 24 page pamphlet at your local bike shop or bookstore for $2.00.  The pamphlet can also be ordered from us. 
Trail
descriptions
Freewheeling Easy, the book
Update
September 2001

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Ordering information

FreeWheeling Easy is available in many western Pennsylvania bike shops, outdoor stores, and bookstores for $13.95+tax. The 24 page Supplement is also available for $2.00 at many of the same places.  If you can't find it there, you can order from us: 

Shaw-Weil Associates, 
414 South Craig St. # 307, 
Pittsburgh PA 15213. 
We have to charge you for tax and postage, so send a check for 
$16.71 for the book or 
$2.93 for the 24 page supplement. 

We usually ship in 1 to 5 days. Sorry, we don't do credit cards, but Amazon.com books does. You can order the book from Amazon.com, where the discount will partially offset the shipping charges. Amazon does not carry the supplement.

These trails don’t "just happen". They need a lot of dedication and effort, and they need your support. When you find a trail you like, consider supporting its development association. They need volunteer time and materials as well as money. There are things to do indoors as well as out, things that involve building, and finance, and working with people. Trail descriptions in FreeWheeling Easy tell you how to find these organizations. You’ll find something useful and fun to do with them. Give them a call.

You are visiting FreeWheeling Easy in Western Pennsylvania, copyright © 1998,1999,2000,2001 by Mary Shaw and Roy Weil. We encourage you to link to these pages or print copies for personal use. However, if you want to copy the material for any other use, you must ask us first. Other outdoor publications by the authors. Page updated 01/21/06 by Mary Shaw     Comments to maintainer.

As always we have made a serious effort to present accurate descriptions.  However we are human, trails change with time, and we occasionally receive incorrect information.  Therefore we can not be responsible for discrepancies between these descriptions and actual trail conditions.   Use common sense, judgment and be careful out there.