by 303cycling | May 5, 2020 | Commentary
I was biking home when you barreled into me with your car and left me to die By Andrew J. BernsteinFrom OutsideOnline.com Here’s what you did when you hit me with your van. And, yes, I understand that it almost certainly wasn’t you who hit me, but since what happened...
by 303cycling | Dec 11, 2019 | Colorado Cycling History, Touring
My father founded the notorious 120-mile Triple Bypass bike ride in Colorado. After a few failed attempts, I set out to finally complete it. From Outside MagazineBy Nate Dern A young boy is prone to thinking that his father is the toughest man on earth. “My dad could...
by 303cycling | May 29, 2019 | Commentary, Commuting
Sometimes just driving a car in a city is an act of violence From Outside MagazineBy Eben Weiss You know how it goes: your city proposes a new bike lane project or does something else to encourage cycling, and inevitably the eternally simmering...
by 303cycling | May 15, 2019 | Bike Law, Commentary
What the media gets wrong, and why, says a lot about how our society views vulnerable road users From Outside MagazineBy Joe Lindsey Photo credit: Eliza Southwood Maria “Triny” Willerton was on a final course recon for last year’s Ironman in Boulder, Colorado, when...
by 303cycling | Apr 15, 2019 | Commentary
From Outside MagazineBy Alex Hutchinson Photo: GIC/Stocksy A study of the cognitive and psychological effects of outdoor cycling finds equal results for normal bikes and e-bikes One of my favorite cycling controversies was the rumor—complete with Zapruder-style video...
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by 303cycling | Apr 11, 2019 | Training
With just over 104,000 square miles of beauty, 53 peaks above 14,000 ft, and an overall average elevation of 6,800 ft it is no surprise three Colorado towns popped up on Outside Magazine’s top 10 towns for high-altitude running list. The Top 10 Towns for...
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by 303cycling | Apr 4, 2019 | Uncategorized
From Outside MagazineBy Katie Arnold In the wake of a bizarre physical attack and the death of her father, Katie Arnold felt paralyzed by the anxieties of parenthood and being a woman alone in the wilderness. She got through it the same way she’d always done, by...
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by 303cycling | Apr 2, 2019 | Training
From OutsideBy Alex Hutchinson Photo: Courtesy Halo Neuroscience The hype around the technology has raced ahead of the evidence. Now the evidence may be catching up. From a purely scientific point of view, the idea that you can alter your physical limits by trickling...
by 303cycling | Oct 17, 2018 | Community
by Eben Weiss, Outsideonline.com They’re dorky, antisocial, and dangerous. So should we outlaw them? It’s a delightful afternoon on the local shared path. Runners are running, bicyclists are bicycling, shirtless bros are gliding preternaturally by on...
by 303cycling | Jul 27, 2018 | Bike Law, Featured
Roadside shrines marking the site of cycling tragedies are showing up everywhere, a sign of how little progress we’ve made in making biking safer. It’s time we organize. From Outside Magazine By Marc Peruzzi Paint an old bike white and place it at the...
