Action from Day 3 of the 2014 US Cyclocross National Championships from Boulder, Colorado. Early morning races were faced with super strong winds and below freezing temperatures, while later in the day the winds died and temps hit the mid 40s or pretty much perfect cyclocross weather. Here’s a recap of photos from the day!…
Photos from Day 1 & 2 of the 2014 US Cyclocross National Championships in Boulder, Colorado! [View the story “2014 Cyclocross Nationals Day 1 & 2” on Storify]
It’s now Cyclocross National Championships Week in Boulder, Colorado! We’re currently in an incredible cold snap and our 1-3″ snowstorm turned into nearly a foot over the weekend. Thankfully the temperatures will rise to more normal levels in the low to mid 40’s when the racing begins on Wednesday at Valmont Bike Park, but the…
I ran across this amazing anti drunk driving ad by Fiat Brazil. The caption reads, “Now you see it. Now you don’t.” It’s a new year and in 2014 more and more cyclists will be out riding the streets. Think before you get behind the wheel.
See on Scoop.it – Mountain Bikes Biking in a city, with big cars and trucks zooming by, can be frightening. But it shouldn’t be. Ryan Amirault‘s insight: Safer streets = safer cycling See on grist.org
See on Scoop.it – Le Marche another Italy Church bells ring out as we enter Urbino, a walled medieval city in the Marche region of Italy. We ride our bikes up and down steep and narrow cobble-stoned alleyways, stopping at a café, across from the Palazzo Ducale, the main attraction in this UNESCO World Heritage…
See on Scoop.it – Brand-Journalist.com on Scoop.ItRed Bull has posted a 360-degree first-person POV of a professional mountain biker that allows users to go zooming down a mountain like never before.See on http://www.creativeplanetnetwork.com
I started supplementing my mountain biking with trail running two years ago. This was mostly in the off-season as a way to keep my fitness through the winter, but now I find myself out trail running at least 2-3 times a week. A lot of the trails I end up running are the same ones…
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