2022 Tour de France Femmes: Stage 2 Results
Marianne Vos won the second stage of the 2022 Tour de France Femmes and also became the new overall leader of the race.
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2022 Father’s Day Gift Guide: Kitsbow Essplanade Shirt
Hot and humid summer weather is managed with the Kitsbow Essplanade Shirt, whether on the bike, traveling to work, or exploring a new city.
Mesa Verde Country: A Mountain Bike Trip You’ll Remember
Mesa Verde Country offers up such a wide variety of world-class trails, you’ll leave smiling regardless of your ability level. It’s safe to say that, if you live near any major population center or metropolitan area, there’s probably a mountain… Read More »Mesa Verde Country: A Mountain Bike Trip You’ll Remember
2021 Holiday Gift Guide – Alchemy Arktos 120
This is one for my Christmas list. The Alchemy Arktos hits the sweet spot for travel for riding around here (though you can’t go wrong with a hardtail either).
Bikes We’d Like to Own: the Cannondale Scalpel HT Hi-Mod
If there is any indication that XC riders are starting to see the light on slacker, more forgiving geometry, it might be Cannondale’s recent reboot of their Scalpel HT Hi-Mod XC race bike.
Yes, You Can Ride a Hardtail Pretty Hard – Version 2.0
British Columbia-based Enduro World Series star Yoann Barelli could probably ride any bike well and hard, but here, he shows us just how hard and fast a hardtail can be ridden over technical terrain.
New Bikes and Updates from Alchemy – Sea Otter Coverage
Alchemy adds the Rogue and Argos frames, along with updates to the Arktos and new finishes for all frames.
Bike Your Park Day celebrates bicycling, public lands
Join Adventure Cycling Association and thousands of others across the country on Sept. 25, 2021, to celebrate bicycling and public lands on Bike Your Park Day.
U.S. Bicycle Route System adds nearly 1200 Miles of routes in Ohio
The Adventure Cycling Association has announced the designation of 18 new U.S. Bicycle Routes in five states, adding 2,903 miles to the U.S. Bicycle Route System (USBRS), including nearly 1200 miles in Ohio alone.