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Cycling Utah’s Fall Winter 2011 Issue is Now Available!

Riders came from across the country to demo bikes and ride Moab's trails and roads during Outerbike 2011.  Photo: Beth Runkle

Our Fall Winter 2011 Issue is now available as a PDF (7.8 mb download), Pick up a copy at your favorite Intermountain bike shop or other location!

Cycling Utah’s September 2011 Issue is Now Available!

Cover: Columbia's Sergio Henao just above Tanner's Flat in Little Cottonwood Canyon on his way to winning Stage 5 of the 2011 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. Overall race winner and former Utah resident Levi Leipheimer is on his wheel.  For a complete gallery, visit gallery.cyclingutah.com. Photo: Dave Iltis

Our September 2011 Issue is now available as a PDF (5.4 mb download), Pick up a copy at your favorite Intermountain bike shop or other location!

Cycling Utah’s August 2011 Issue is Now Available!

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Our August 2011 Issue is now available as a PDF (7 mb download), Pick up a copy at your favorite Intermountain bike shop or other location!

Cycling Utah’s July 2011 Issue is Now Available!

Cover: A rider on the banked wooden curve at the brand new Trailside Park Mountain Bike Park in Park City. See the story on page 16. Photo: Photo John.  See more at flickr.com/photos/photo-john or the gallery at PhotographyREVIEW.com

Our July 2011 Issue is now available as a PDF (7 mb download), Pick up a copy at your favorite Intermountain bike shop or other location!

Crusher in the Tushar Joins Suite of Endurance Races

Crusher in the Tushar GPX Route File By Jared Eborn Known as a guy who liked to dish out a little punishment as a cyclist, Burke Swindlehurst wasn’t about to let a little thing like retirement stop him from doing it again. This time, though, Swindlehurst will be serving up the hurt from the somewhat [...]

A Review of Three Tri Suits

The Pearl Izumi Elite Tri Suit

By Jared Eborn Long known for their rather unique taste in fashion when if comes to gear for races, triathletes of all skill levels are increasingly migrating away from the two-piece kits that look more at home on a traditional cyclist. Now, in an effort to shave seconds, or possibly minutes, off their time, triathletes [...]

The Bonneville Cycling Club Expands its Mission to Include Bike Commuting

The Bonneville Club commutes regulary and has accumulated over 15000 miles in it's commuter challenge. They also like to have fun!  Photo: Robin Perkins

By Lou Melini The Bonneville Cycling Club (BCC) has been a Utah fixture since 1976. The club is primarily known as a recreational and social riding club. The BCC puts on hundreds of rides annually for all abilities. The BCC has been very notable for large rides such as the ULCER and Little Red Riding [...]

Raising Bike Friendly Kids Part 1: The Trailer Years

Above: Ryan and kids getting ready for a ride.

By Ryan Barrett One of the things I am attempting to instill in my kids (3 girls and counting!) is my love of cycling. I did not come from a “cycling family”, but my wife did, with a father and three brothers who all raced. I would be lying if I said this was a [...]

More than a Ride: Huntsman 140 Brings Jeff Warren, Cancer Survivor, Home

By Jen Murano The “Loneliest Road in America” just got a little less lonely. Each June since his Stage IV head and neck cancer diagnosis in 2001, Jeff Warren sets off on a journey via his Litespeed Siena from his hometown of Reno, Nevada, to the steps of Huntsman Cancer Institute, where he endured the [...]

Team Type 1 Riders Join the Fight at Utah’s Tour de Cure

By Marshall Emsley Brigham City (Salt Lake City), Utah The American Diabetes Association’s Tour de Cure® presented by Larry H. Miller Dealerships is challenging local cyclists to join the movement to Stop Diabetes and raise funds to help change the future of diabetes, and is welcoming one of the nation’s professional cycling teams, Team Type [...]




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