Cycling
Try A Two-Wheeled Multi-Day Adventure
Whatever flavor of bike packing you fancy, the following skills will help you squeeze more enjoyment out of your journey.
Women Can Wrench Too
We had all enrolled at UBI to cultivate our self-sufficiency, but our freewheeling spirits each ran much deeper than a weeklong class.
Advocate: Foundation Benefits Young Female Cyclists
Amy, if faced with this scenario, would have found a way to create something worthwhile and beautiful out of it.
Recognize When You Could Use A Ride
When you’re tempted to skip your after-work run, hike, or ride and instead hit a nearby happy hour, remember that there’s a better way to shed the monster.
Learning New Skills At The Sedona Mountain Bike Festival
From Friday to Monday, my confidence descending increased dramatically.
When There’s Only So Much Sponsorship Money To Go Around, What Gives?
Tour of the Gila committed to offering a women’s UCI race in 2015, which adds $100,000 to this year’s estimated expenses.
Fat Bikes + Snow = Fun
If you’ve had your fill of skiing, skating, sledding and everything else you do for fun on the snow, check out the latest ski town fad: fat bikes. Fat bikes are all the rage in ski towns. Instead of waiting until the roads are clear and the sun is shining to take your road bike […]
What You Always Wanted to Know About Bicycling But Have Never Asked
Cyclist and author Molly Hurford to share some of the pain-free cycling tips covered in her book, Saddle, Sore.
Joys Of Bike Commuting
Now wouldn’t you rather be here [leaf-adorned bike path] than there [clogged highway in a metal cage]?
How to Patch a Bike Tube
Ed. note: This is the fourth in a series covering common bike repairs in a mountain bike trail setting, including repairing your flat tire, fixing your dropped chain, and fixing a broken chain with a power link. Many of these repairs can be applied or adapted to road bikes as well. My favorite half-day mountain […]
A Race Report to Inspire
Future mountain bike riders (a.k.a. children) pedaled the streets of Grand Junction in 4- and 1-mile rides for charity.
No Pedaling Necessary In Peru’s Sacred Valley
We took in majestic views of the famous Urubamba River flowing far below and snow-capped peaks jutting high above as we rode the grassy riverside trails passing through the ancient Inca roads that carved the desert highlands and deep canyons. There were many ruins, some waterfalls, a few stone huts built sometime in the 15th century, and llamas galore along the way.
