Celebrating EXPERIENTIAL Bicycling for 25 Years
Shop Reopens with New expanded service department, Same Great Bikes to Demo or Buy By Lou Melini In February of this year, Park City Bike Demos was sold to Rob DeMartini. You may have heard the name before, as Rob is the CEO of USA Cycling, the national governing body for the sport of cycling […]
GREENbike and SelectHealth Offer Free Rides to Everyone on June 22, 2019! SALT LAKE CITY, UT (June 19, 2019) — GREENbike, Salt Lake City’s non-profit bike share system, is teaming up with SelectHealth to offer free rides to the public this Saturday, June 22. “GREENbike is a fun and versatile way to exercise and enjoy […]
By Charles Pekow The start of the next reauthorization of the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) has begun. It has a long way to go and a lot of changes before it gets folded into the next surface transportation reauthorization package which expires after FY 20. But if history is a guide, it may take another […]
By Eric Ramirez In previous installments of the Mechanic’s Column, we’ve talked about wheel bearings, bottom brackets, and drivetrain. The bike has to be solid from the inside out. If the hub bearings aren’t within tolerances the cassette will flutter at a shift. If the bottom bracket is loose, then the crankset (including your chainrings) […]
By Chris Magerl Men’s Race Jeff Bender and Sam Sweetser were just trying to stay within sight of Jamey Driscoll. Driscoll had broken the lead group very early in this year’s edition of The Wild Horse, a dirt fondo in the Cedar Mountain Wilderness, west of Salt Lake City. This year’s event was on April […]
By Jamie Morningstar If you know me at all, you know a few key facts: Raw tomatoes are gross, I almost always wear Birkenstocks, and I love to ride my bike. Yes, there are more datapoints available about my life, but I think those three cover the essentials. I cycle commute year-round and I love […]
By Charles Pekow The state of bicycling in America leaves a lot to be desired, according to the latest biennial benchmarking report. The number of cyclists killed or mortally wounded while riding has increased by 14.7 percent since the first benchmarking report in 2007. And according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, […]
