The Colorado High School Cycling League is presenting the Colorado premier of “Singletrack High”
Many kids in America stop riding bikes in high school. Riding through puddles is no longer cool. Two wheels get traded in for four.
The local cycling association branch of USA Cycling in Colorado recently lost in a lawsuit against local Colorado 35+ Cat 4 racer over BAR points and upgrade points.
The cycling industry is funded by the masses but in terms of innovation and image, it's still largely driven by racing. If you pin on a number each weekend, kudos for helping fuel the sport and maintaining its healthy atmosphere – and if you're doing well, even better. But if those local results are also coming with a Manwich-sized bite of self-entitlement when it comes to endorsement proposals, let me offer a good-intentioned, honest dose of reality: sponsorship is not and has never been about you.
Maybe you missed the post about Shannon Galpin, of Breckenridge and founder of Mountain2Mountain, her TEDx presentation where she highlighted the need for her foundation. Great to see Shannon efforts getting national attention on the "1 shoe fits all" news network.
Danielle Musto talked with Colorado racer, Eszter Horanyi about her successful 350-mile Iditarod Trail Invitational in February. Eszter discussed training, nutrition, sleeping, and everything else that went into the race.
Basic information that many cyclist take for granted but can be critical to have an efficient ride on the bike. The highlights shorts rides are fine, find a safe route to train on, be aware of your immediate surroundings like road surface passing riders, traffic, etc.
Sonya Looney just completed what in one of the toughest Mountain Bike races in the World, the Yak Attack one which she feels was easier than last year, which turned out to be epic failure for her.
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