By Owen Geary In 1872 Yellowstone National Park was christened the first National Park of America. Since the advent of the automobile countless Americans have yearly made a pilgrimage to this unique sanctuary of natural beauty. The journey to this national treasure is something of an American rite of passage, passed down from generation to […]
By Cimarron Chacon This year’s True Grit Epic NUE Pro 100 race was as exciting as it gets with a close race between front runners Keck Back (VA) , Cary Smith (WY) and Josh Tostado (CO) . Josh and Cary are seasoned True Grit racers and have both been on the podium at this race […]
By Jamie Morningstar Kylan Lundeen is a thirty-something Provo resident, head of marketing at Qualtrics, husband, father of three, and committed cycle commuter. C.U.: Kylan, tell us a little about your start in cycling K.L.: I first started riding bikes about six years ago when my brother-in-law invited me to participate in a community triathlon […]
By Cimarron Chacon I have been riding Gooseberry Mesa for years. When I say years, I mean since before hordes of other people knew it was the place to go. Thinking back, I am sure the first time I rode the “Goose” was my very first week in Southern Utah, March of 1999. The air […]
By Robert Lofgran On Friday March 20th racers from around Vietnam and more than 7 other countries hit the starting line in Da Lat for the first-ever international open mountain bike stage race in Vietnam, The Vietnam Victory Challenge. Vietnamese teams were anxious and excited, sprinting aggressively from the starting line of stage one. The […]