By Andy Writt The idea for the trip started with a late April four day weekend and no plans, and I knew I wanted to see someplace new. I hadn’t been to the Grand Canyon so I decided to do some research into the North Rim, where I heard it was both beautiful and a […]
By Fahzure Freeride Year round sending has come to Utah with the opening of the Wasatch Indoor Bike Park (WIBP). Opened in September of 2014, WIBP is comprised of three rooms for riding, with the pump track, skills room and jump room all having lines and features to challenge a wide variety of riders. Additionally, […]
By Patrick Walsh “My legs are tired.” “My legs are shot.” “Welcome to bicycle touring.” Such went our banter as we rode upward over the Sierras toward Carson Pass, the 8,574 ft apex of our first multi-day tandem tour. Riding over the mountains was both our most challenging and favorite day because of the snowy […]
By Deb Henry The Bicycle Collective is ecstatic to announce that they have hired their first full-time director for the Ogden Bicycle Collective. Clint Watson will take over from founding director Josh Jones, who helmed the organization through years of volunteer service since 2009. Prior to his position in Ogden, Clint worked for the Boise […]
By Wayne Cottrell The Mount Charleston Challenge is a 60.4 mile ride that starts in the far northwestern corner of Las Vegas, Nevada, and heads westward and upward into the Spring Mountains. Mount Charleston towers over the Las Vegas Valley. Charleston Peak, which is the highest point of the mountain, reaches up to 11,918 feet, […]