By Amy Dombroski
I love cyclocross and even though a few months ago I couldn’t imagine putting my feet on the pedals and my butt on the saddle I am psyched to offer some CX clinics at Valmont Bike Park this summer. Here is a clinic report about how the first one went. More will be offered but until then read on for my take on what it takes to teach 18 women how to ride cross.
With it being the end of school for my three kids I am the solo resident of crazy town. So, instead of my usual rant I am sharing an email I sent to a friend this week in response to her question; “What kind of bike should I buy?” Enjoy.
The Tour of Italy is going on now (I think) and the Tour of California just finished, the show is continuing but how are you as a spectator these days? I gave up years ago with especially with the aid of a local pro that coffin has nearly been nailed shut. But is it time to give pro cycling "another chance"?
From the Denver Post:
The battle for cruising space on Jefferson County's scenic canyon roads will continue this summer as bicyclists and motorists struggle to find the center line in sharing the roadways.
The phrase "Charity Ride" often conjures up the following; great cause, but easy course, pretty sedate atmosphere, ill-fitting participation t-shirts, etc. The only part of this that applies to the 2013 Tour de Cure is the "Great Cause" part. From there, it's like no charity ride you've ever done.
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