My ride would begin in central Oregon, go out to and up the coast to Astoria, then east through the Columbia River Gorge, crossing Bridge of the Gods to Washington,…
More accurately, they sense your weakness and want to put you in a dark place – a Very Dark Place.…
By Tom Jow, From our Fall/Winter 2011 Issue Every sport has specialized clothing needs and cycling is no different. Unlike a sport like indoor swimming where conditions are constant, conditions…
By Lou Melini Daybreak is a planned community on Kennecott Copper land. It is located between 10400 and 11400 South and west of Bangerter Highway. You can also get there…
The Beaver Dam Mountains Classic is a 66.9-mile, out-and-back ride through mountainous and desert terrain. The ride starts in Santa Clara, ascends the Beaver Dam Mountains in extreme southwestern Utah,…
By Lou Melini There are over 300 bike companies (past and present) in the world according to Wikipedia. The most recognizable name from that group that symbolizes American bicycling manufacturing…
DZ Nuts, the makers of that tingly chamois cream Dave Zabriskie simply can’t live without, have you covered – literally if you’d like.…
By Charles Pekow, November 1, 2011 The folks who represent Utah across the continent in our nation’s capital like to ride bicycles. But the Republican-dominated Utah congressional delegation’s fondness for…
Salt Lake City, UT (February 1, 2012) – The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah organizers announced the host cities for the 2012 event. The six day, UCI 2.1 rated…
By Jared Eborn You’re rolling along, through the mud and gunk with an eye on that guy in front of you, just around the next turn. With time running out…