This is a vital stop on my FT. HANCOCK-LAS CRUCES I-10 BICYCLE BYPASS route, anchored by El Paso, Cd. Juarez, & Las Cruces! During the past two holidays, Thansgiving and New Years, I pedaled an inspection of the aforementioned route and this store has been a lifesaver for me as I needed snacks/food to keep my weary body going.
During the Thanksgiving inspection, I pedaled the Eastern end of the BICYCLE BYPASS route, going East from El Paso through San Elizario to Fabens (overnight camp) to Ft. Hancock (overnight motel) through El Porvenir through Praxedis G. Guerrero through Guadalupe through Cazeta to Reforma (overnight camp) through San Agustin (Museo de Valle de Juarez) through Juarez to Casa de Adobe/Parque Madero/Boundary Merarker One (overnight camp) through San Jeronimo/Santa Teresa through airport (Penny's thDiner) to Canutillo (overnight camp, Westside Welding sidewalk) then home.
On New Year's Eve, I pedaled through downtown El Paso and cycling North from Paisano/US85/Racetrack on a single fine road of multiple names: Doniphan Drive, Texas 20, New Mexico 478, Main Street.
On both biketours, when in Canutillo, I always stopped at this fine store to resupply my emergency foods. It is absolutely critical for anyone cycling to keep their strength up, and this means quick energy, as well as more substantial eats for the long term. Cashier Becka was extremely helpful in keeping me directed about my purchases. This has my "Wheel of Approval"! read more