• This New 4,000 Mile Trail Will Let People Bike From Coast to Coast on One Seamless Path

    Submitted by 303cycling on March 5th, 2019

    From Travel & LeisureBy Andrea Romano Grab your helmet and set out for the great outdoors. But instead of opting for a classic summer road trip, you’ll soon be able to try out something a little more challenging — like biking across the mainland United States. And soon it’s going to be easier than ever.Read More

    • Battle the Beast

      Submitted by 303cycling on January 31st, 2019

      ALS Warrior Cyclist Michael Cimbura continues to inspire. ….The BEAST, the Bootlegger and the DEATH RIDE Tour. Michael Cimbura was used to being an active semi-pro cyclist, adventuress, husband and devoted father but then he met up with the BEAST in January 2015. The BEAST being ALS – Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis better know as LouRead More

      • Mag-Tank2000 by Revelate Design

        Submitted by 303cycling on December 4th, 2018

        Looking for a holiday gift for the bike packing or gravel riding enthusiast on your gift giving list? Read this review of the Mag-Tank 2000 by Revelate Designs and check out the other frame bags and accessories in their product line.  Read more

        • The Triple Bypass experience for a first timer

          Submitted by 303cycling on August 1st, 2018

          I was a Triple Bypass virgin and was thrilled when I was offered the chance to ride it. Like a lot of things in my world, I commit with gusto but the closer I get to the said commitment I start to second guess my decision. 120 miles and three mountain passes is a hell of a long ride. Just thinking about Squaw Pass and its stupid false flats makes my legs ache and lungs burn.
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          • Iron Horse Bicycle Classic – A Must Do Colorado Event!

            Submitted by 303cycling on June 6th, 2018

            The Iron Horse Bicycle Classic started out as a race between two brothers, Tom and Jim Mayer, with a Baby Ruth candy bar as the winner’s prize. Jim worked as a brakeman for the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad, which ran the steam powered locomotive between Durango and Silverton. Tom was a young cyclist who grew up near the train tracks to Silverton. Read more