Fork Job
By Katy Andrews “Hi Kates, it’s Dad. I found a great deal on a RockShox.…
Big Rides
By Lukas Brinkerhoff I take a quick look down at the Garmin attached to my…
On the Seat of My Bike
By David Ward Looking backwards over my 64 years of life, I see a bicycle…
Cycling Utah Calls for 10,000 Wheels Initiative for Affordable Transportation in Utah
By Dave Iltis March 2, 2015 – Cycling Utah is proposing the 10,000 Wheels Initiative…
Cycling Utah Awards – Katie Clouse is Cycling Utah’s 2014 Rider of the Year!- 17 Riders, Events, and Clubs Recognized
To celebrate Utah's bike community, each year, we recognize the best cyclists in the state with Cycling Utah’s Year End Awards.…
7-11 Team Huffy Serotta is a Link to a Golden Age of American Cycling
When Editor Dave shared photos of the 7-11 Huffy featured here, I wanted to know where it was located and who owns it. Ed. Dave directed me to Alan Greenberg at Cottonwood Cyclery on Bengal Blvd to get the details.…
I’m 27. I promise.
It’s sometime after 8 pm on a Saturday night. There are four of us slowly and almost begrudgingly getting the bikes ready.…
Editorial: Cyclists Should Vote Yes on ZAP Tax, RAMP Tax, and RAP Tax in Utah
Editorial: Cyclists Should Vote Yes to Renew the ZAP Tax in Salt Lake County, RAMP Tax in Weber County, and the RAP Tax in Washington County in 2014.…
ÉTAPE: 20 Great Stories from the Modern Tour de France is a Great Read and Great Journey
Etape by Richard Moore is a great read. It includes the story of Greg Lemond’s final stage time trial victory on the Champs-Elysées where he took back 58 seconds from Laurent Fignon over 15.2 miles to win the Tour by 8 seconds.…
Hope, Faith, and the Tour de France
Hundreds of thousands, maybe even a few million, of us are bicycle racing fans. And each July we love to follow the nearly month long excitement that is the Tour de France. Yet our trust has been breached, and it will not be easily extended again.…
The Vagabound Life
The hardest manmade boundaries to cross are the internal ones. The ones that we set for ourselves. How hard can you pedal? How long are you willing to suffer to see what is beyond the next corner or across the next road?…
Retirement and Cycling
For a number of years I have been making a bucket list of bike tours and some backpacking trips for the time after my retirement. Juggling when I retire for financial security for my family, yet being young and healthy enough for my planned excursions that will last upwards of 6 months has not been easy.…