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Guerrilla Gravity is dead Canfield Steps Up to Support Customers
Canfield Bikes demonstrates solidarity and customer care in the mountain biking community by supporting Guerrilla Gravity bike owners amidst its closure.
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Old Man Winter Rally 10th Anniversary: Embrace the Chill for an Epic Adventure! ❄️🚴♀️
Now in its 10th year, the ‘Epic Winter Adventure’ known as the Old Man Winter Rally has become an iconic kickoff event for adventurous runners and riders nationwide. This celebration of winter athleticism and camaraderie has evolved into Colorado’s premier winter running and cycling festival. Event Highlights and Details Here’s what you need to know…
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Colorado’s Innovative Approach to Road Safety: The Vulnerable Road User Protection Fee
Colorado’s proposed “vulnerable road user protection fee” aims to address safety concerns for pedestrians and cyclists. This innovative legislation uses data and a balanced fee structure to create safer roads and could serve as a model for other states. #road safety #legislation
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Yeti Cycles Unveils Direct-to-Consumer Bike Purchasing Option on Their Website
Yeti Cycles now offers direct purchases through their website, allowing US customers to buy their high-quality bicycles online. This strategic shift emphasizes Yeti’s commitment to supporting independent dealers while providing convenience to customers. Learn more about this direct-to-consumer initiative from Yeti’s headquarters in Colorado.
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Handlebars & Headlines: Oct 5, 2023 Picks
🚴 Maryland’s Pedal Parade The Maryland Cycling Classic is back for its third lap on September 1, 2024. A spin you wouldn’t want to miss! 🥇 Thor’s Thrifty Thrill Discover how Thor Hushovd raced his way to victory in 100 junior races on a modest $20 bike. It’s an origin story that pedals past all…
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John Tomac and the Legend of the Yeti C-26
The iconic Yeti C-26 mountain bike, hidden for 30 years, is unboxed in Zapata Espinoza’s garage, revealing its rich history and symbolizing the cycling community’s undying spirit.
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Katya Rakhmatulina Shatters Record at the Colorado Trail Race
The Colorado Trail Race (CTR) is known for its grueling challenges, with bikepackers covering over 500 miles and tackling an astounding 70,000 feet of climbing from Durango to Denver. This year, the event was particularly thrilling, with 75 participants making their way northbound and fans eagerly tracking their progress. A New Record Emerges The excitement…
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In Defense of Choosing the Short Gravel Race Course
Gravel racing has seen a surge in popularity, with many participants pushing themselves to tackle the longest and most challenging routes available. However, there’s a growing realization in the gravel racing community that the joy of the sport isn’t solely tied to the difficulty or length of the race. Here’s why it’s perfectly okay, and…
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Dakoda and Ryder: A Bond Beyond Trails
Every biker has their unique motivation that propels them onto the trails. For some, it’s the adrenaline; for others, it’s the sheer passion for the sport. But in the rugged terrains of Gunnison, Colorado, there’s a duo that rides for something even more special – a bond that’s pure and unbreakable. 1. The Dynamic Duo…
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U.S. Cycling’s Magnus White Killed by Driver at Age 17
Shit has got to change. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Seventeen-year-old American cyclist Magnus White, who was scheduled to race at the upcoming world championships in Scotland, was killed Saturday when he was struck by a vehicle on a training ride near his home in Boulder, Colorado. USA Cycling announced his death in a statement Sunday.…
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The PEARL iZUMi Contours Gravel Collection – Beats the Heat and Looks Good Too
As someone who spends a lot of time on a bike, I’m always on the lookout for cycling apparel that goes above and beyond the typical. PEARL iZUMi’s Limited Edition Contours Gravel Collection delivers just that, with its high-performance pieces inspired by earth’s natural landscapes and designed for any road, gravel or singletrack. Starting with…
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From Addiction to Redemption: Peter Hogan’s Transformation in ‘Pace of Change
In the inspiring 20-minute film “Pace of Change,” viewers are introduced to an extraordinary journey of resilience and transformation. Peter Hogan, the protagonist of the film, shares his life story, tracing his path from a deep abyss of heroin addiction to the starting line of the prestigious 2022 Colorado Trail Race. Hogan’s life took a…
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Eliza Sampey: Trailblazing the Colorado Trail in ‘No Going Back
Trailblazer, survivor, and advocate, Eliza Sampey is the embodiment of grit and resilience. The 15-minute film “No Going Back” is an intimate exploration of her ambitious endeavor to be the first woman to traverse the 500-mile Colorado Trail through a combination of bikepacking and fastpacking. The film, is a testament to her determination and unwavering…
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Lael Wilcox’s Triple Crown Preparation: Training with an Ultra-Endurance Cyclist on Mt. Lemmon
This week on Making You Faster, join us as we accompany ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox on an intense training ride up Mt. Lemmon in Arizona. As she gears up to tackle bikepacking’s most daunting challenge – The Triple Crown – Lael shares her insights, strategies, and determination to conquer the Tour Divide, the Colorado Trail…
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The Pink Dots” – Amplifying the Stories of Female Bikepackers on Scotland’s Highland Trail
In the arena of endurance sports, the spotlight often falls on the front-runners – the fastest, the strongest, the record setters. But a new film by Annie Le, titled “The Pink Dots,” strives to shine a light on a different set of competitors: the women who took on the grueling Highland Trail 550 bikepacking race…
