One of the reason’s I enjoy watching the Tour de France, and the other Grand Tours is the wide variety of riding styles showcased. From the raw and emotional sprinting,
It’s July. And that means heat. Intense, ovebearing, opressive heat. There are but 3 ways to ride a bike without completely melting into a gooey mass: 1) Ride early or
In September 2009 I raced the inaugural Park City Point to Point endurance race. 78 miles. 12,000 vertical gain. Unbelievable singletrack. I had a solid race. Good legs. A toothy
I can’t quite explain my growing disdain for Lance Armstrong. There was a time, not long ago, that I openly cheered for him. I loved watching him ride up the
Narrow singletrack. Creek crossings. Roots. Rocks. Switchbacks. Steep climbs. White knuckle descents. And all above 8,000 feet. The Utah Open at Solitude resort is the quintessential mountain bike course. It
I’ll miss Brad Keyes. But not as much as he’ll miss the trails here in Utah. I’ll miss chasing—or being chased by—him in the Intermountain Cup, Friday morning World’s and
