Celebrating EXPERIENTIAL Bicycling for 25 Years
Pat the Bunny said, “A punk rock song will never change the world, but I can tell you about a couple that changed me.” It’s 7:17 AM. The sun has crested casting a golden light that could be compared to the approving gaze of god looking down up on this band of folks working. There’s […]
Second Edition of Ain’t No Mountain High Enough will Tackle all 5 Salt Lake Valley Canyons in One Day. By Greg Hoole – The beauty and serenity of an early morning canyon ride is unmatched. And, there is no more abundance of beautiful canyons in all the world than right here along the Wasatch Front. […]
By Tom Jow – September is upon us and the fall racing season has begun. For many, the next 3 months are just an extension of the summer season. For others, this is their racing season. How we prepare for our event is important to our success, whether it is a podium finish or a […]
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. (Aug. 27, 2019) – The town of Steamboat Springs uniquely melds Colorado mountain town culture with the ambiance and warmth that only a ranching community can offer. Couple that unique atmosphere with the region’s physical attributes, like altitude and hundreds of miles of scenic, gravel county roads. With this formula, it was […]
Input is needed from the public to help guide the planning process. Please take the survey linked further down the article to comment. September 17, 2019 – Salt Lake City is revisiting how it classifies streets in order to create better solutions for how a street will look after it is rebuilt. Currently, streets have […]
By Cole Taylor Last fall I discovered the world of bikepacking, the blissful union of my two favorite activities. I was inspired to ride the White Rim from browsing bikepacking.com, where there is a page that was helpful in planning. I called up two of my mountain biking friends and asked them about doing it […]
By Brad Peterson – “It’s my lucky day”, I thought as I rode my road bike into the Jackson Hole town park around 1:25 am. The band in the Million Dollar Cowboy bar was still jammin’ and the fancy LED accessory lights on several Harley’s were lighting up the street. Apparently nobody else thought that […]
By Phil Sarnoff – At the end of August 2016, Bike Utah took a group of elected officials and staff from Utah on an active transportation tour of Boulder and Fort Collins, Colorado. The goal of this tour was to open people’s eyes to all of the potential active transportation opportunities we have in Utah […]
By Charles Pekow – If you’re in a bicycle accident at night, you’re more likely to get killed than you are in a daytime crash. And while most bike crashes occur on urban roads, the ones on rural ones result in a greater chance of a fatality. At least these facts describe the case in […]
By Phil Sarnoff, Executive Director of Bike Utah – There is a large push across Utah toward encouraging more widespread use of active transportation modes. This includes bicycling and walking for both transportation and recreation. In his “Utah Life Elevated 2020” objectives, unveiled at the end of May, Utah Governor Gary Herbert stated the following goal: […]
