VOLUME 15 NUMBER 3 FREE MAY 2007 utah

Celebrate Bike Month!

Our 15th Year! •Utah and Idaho Calendar of Events - p. 6 •Complete Calendar - p. 9 •Bike Month Preview - p. 3 • Mechanic's Corner - p. 5 •Skinny Tire Festival - p. 12 •Lunch with the Pros - p. 13 •Round Valley Loop - p. 14 •Early Season Tips - p. 15 •Shop Directory - p. 16 •Results - p. 18 • - p. 19

Bicycling Science Review - p. 19 •Utah and Idaho Calendar of Events - p. 6 • Commuter Column - p. 22 •Complete Triathlon Calendar - p. 9 • Rides for the Youngest Cyclists - p. 23 • Annual Club Guide - p. 4 •Bike Month Preview - p. 3 • Mechanic's Corner - p. 5 Dirt •East Canyon Road Race - p. 12 •Cholla Challenge - p. 13 Pavement •Canyons of the Wasatch - p. 14 •Hell of the North - p. 15 Advocacy •Shop Directory - p. 16 Racing How to Live Well Without a Car - p. 17 •Results - p. 18 Touring • Commuter Column - p. 22 • Complete Streets in Utah County - p. 23 MOUNTAIN WEST CYCLING JOURNAL 2 cycling utah.com MAY 2007

Speaking of spokes This was a needed start with the STP are a challenge, the flats and down- being less than three-months away hills are a tandem's opportunity to and Marinda having hardly been on motor. So it was that Marinda and I a bike this year. worked our way and took advantage Great Way to Start the Day I had planned to arise at 4:30 of our opportunities to move ahead By David Ward a.m. and leave at 5:00 a.m. to arrive through the cyclists Publisher in plenty of time to be ready for the With this ride being Marinda's 6:00 a.m. start. However, I inadver- start of the cycling season, by the As we rolled through the first tently set the alarm for 4:30 p.m., time we were coasting toward the stoplight, my daughter and tandem and at 5:10 a.m., Karma happened midpoint of the ride, we were also P.O. Box 57980 stoker, Marinda, said, "Wow! We to awaken and see the clock. We standing for a short period to provide Murray, UT 84157-0980 don't have to stop for lights?" Well, exploded out of bed and, amazingly, some already needed relief to her www.cyclingutah.com I thought she already knew that. were on the road to the start by rear. We would repeat this periodi- Indeed, that is the biggest draw 5:25 a.m. We arrived just in time to cally for the rest of the ride. You can reach us by phone: for this event. For 26.2 miles, you motor up to the rear of the seemingly My wife, Karma, who had taken (801) 268-2652 blow through all the stop signs and numberless cyclists massed behind us to the start and dropped us off, Our Fax number: stoplights, not only with no guilt, but the start line. was waiting at the finish. She had (801) 263-1010 with everyone's full approval. What being experienced as it is, probably When the gun sounded for the been there for some time when we a novelty and satisfying experience. already knew that by start time, start, it was a good 5 minutes before arrived, and later commented on I must admit, I had my doubts it would be starting to get light. we could actually clip in and go. peoples' smiles as they finished. Dave Iltis, Editor & about this year's Salt Lake Actually, some people had lights Though I have not learned final What struck Karma was the variety: Advertising on their bikes, but they really were Bike Tour. Last year's event was figures, I estimate there were over Everything from really white to [email protected] held in June. This year, the date unnecessary. The temperature was 2000 riders, and we had to slowly really yellow teeth, straight and even was moved up to April, nearly two about 40∞F., so it was reasonably inch along till most of them had to missing and misshapen teeth. But months earlier. My first reaction comfortable. And it did not snow, finally started.. Once we were roll- without exception, they were all David R. Ward, Publisher on learning this was, "It is going to though at 5:30 a.m., as we were ing, though, it was a pleasant, albeit smiling, including Marinda despite [email protected] be cold and dark, and maybe even driving to the start, the streets were crisp, ride. her sore bottom. wet from a rainstorm that had just snowing." Frankly, cold I can han- It is always a bit of an experi- This is a fun event. It starts Contributors: Greg Overton, dle reasonably well down to about passed over ence to maneuver on a tandem when early, and it is relatively short. It can Marinda and I are going to be Neal Skorpen, Gregg Bromka, 25∞F. But I really don't care much in a throng of cyclists. You have be the start of a longer tour for the Ben Simonson, Michael for dark, especially with hundreds riding this year's Seattle to Portland to choose your line carefully and in day, or it can simply be the refresh- of cyclists around me. And I do not (STP) event, a 2-day, 200 mile ride, advance, and watch closely for those ing kick-off to a day full of other Gonzales, Lou Melini, Chad ride in snow. and the Salt Lake Marathon Bike quick and quirky moves that singles activities or chores. Either way, the Nichols, Joaquim Hailer, Tom But the promoter, Devine , Tour was the kick-off to our training. often make. And while the uphills Salt Lake Marathon Bike Tour's 26.2 Jow, Ryan Dionne, Ashton Ward, mile non-stop, traffic-free ride is a Shaina Miron Quinn, David great way to start the day. Pitkin, Bruce Lehnhof, Chuck Collins, Ryan Barrett, Rob Van Kirk, Karen Appleby-Krieg

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Bike Month Preview Bike Month Preview Bike Month in Logan In an effort to promote clean Celebrate May as Bike Month on Celebrate May as Bike Month on air, bike education, and family the Wasatch Front! the Wasatch Back! fun, Aggie Blue Bikes will host- By Shaina Miron Quinn last May, Salt Lake City accom- By David Pitkin bragging rights until next year. ing the 2nd annual Cache Valley plished a lot including approving the Become your team’s leader today Bike Festival on May 19 from With spring’s welcome arrival, Complete Streets executive order, The Wasatch back will be join- and register for free at www. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Merlin Olsen UTA Rideshare and the League of increasing law enforcement targeted ing their front side friends during mountaintrails.org Park (300 E Center St.) in Logan. American Bicyclists are glad to at motorists and bicyclists for vio- the third week of May to celebrate At lunchtime, bike over to the “Aggie Blue Bikes will pro- announce that May is National Bike lating related city codes, . Park City, Summit rail adjacent to Whitepine Month. To get a feel for National County and Wasatch County will vide workshops on bike main- performing special maintenance Touring for the “Noon at NOMA” Bike Month, visit the official web- be proclaiming Friday, May 18th tenance, road safety, air quality, on bike routes (like raising man- fun bike ride down the . site of the League of American as “Bike to Work Day”. So get and fun taught by local busi- holes, replacing bicycle unfriendly In the evening, dust off your Bicyclists at www.bikemonth.com. storm drain grates and sweeping) on your bike, stop burning oil and nesses and professionals in the Need some ideas? See the League start burning fat!!! townie, beach cruiser or clunker and applying to become a Bicycle community,” said Sarah Wagstaff, of American Bicyclist’s 50 Ways On the morning of Friday, May and bike to Cole at 5:30pm Friendly City. to Celebrate Bike Month for sug- 18th, bike by the Yarrow Hotel in for the start of the inaugural police Aggie Blue Bikes event and edu- gestions such as: Plan a cycling You might be pleasantly sur- Park City, the Basin Recreation escorted “Cruiser” ride through cation coordinator. prised to look back and see the vacation, Wear spandex to your Field House in Summit County or the neighborhoods of Park City, “People can show up at the progress your community has made. next board meeting, Take a family the Heber City Park in Wasatch culminating with a BBQ on the festival and register for their Let Bike Month stand as a marker to ride on a local trail, and Ask your County for a free continental deck of Squatter with biker dinner check your local goals and celebrate race. They are all free. There will employer to install bike racks at breakfast and coffee between and drink specials. your workplace. wins, and to keep asking for more, also be live music and free food. 7-9am. Include your child, and Help support the Mountain So what’s going on along the better and safer cycling. make it “Bike to School & Work It’s a great family event,” said Foundation by dropping Wasatch Front? Salt Lake Bike Your presence (or absence) dur- Day”. Don’t forget to register Wagstaff. off your used bike equipment in Week 2007 runs from Saturday, ing Bike Month events is the best for the free opportunity drawing One of the activities is a bike May 12th to Saturday, May 19th. reminder to your elected officials for bike related prizes or hand advance at Cole Sport and stop toss where people can throw a This weeklong celebration includes that cyclists are taxpayers and voters your bike off to one the volunteer by on Saturday, May 19th and a Bike-to-Work Day, a Bike too. Supporting Bike Month helps mechanics for a free quickie tune Sunday, May 20th for their bike bike across the parking lot like a Bonanza festival, the Cycle Salt your city, county and state bicycle and safety inspection. swap. shot put. Other activities include Lake , and so much advocacy groups too. Most of the Another free way to have fun, During the week, show up parking lot competitions for the more (see schedule in the calendar activities are free, but if not, part of and encourage your employees at Jan’s, Whitepine, Cole Sport slowest and fastest biker, as well of events and in the ad elsewhere in your fee or donation goes directly to or coworkers to bike to work, is and Park City Rides for road and the paper). Provo City and Ogden to pre-register for the 2nd Annual as a bike-decorating contest to these organizations. Bike Month is shop led group are also hosting Bike-to-Work Day “Commuter Cup Challenge”. Put see who has the most creative the largest, most prominent national rides, including the first all-wom- events. UTA Rideshare is a proud together a team, made up of peo- bike. observance of cycling. Local and en’s Team Sugar ride. supporter of Bike Week and urges ple in your company or organiza- For more information call everyone to Bike-to-Work or to try regional events happen every week. Check out www.mountaintrails. tion, and see how many can bike Sarah Wagstaff @ 435-797-0964 cycling for fun, fitness or transpor- Bike Month comes just once a year. to work on Friday, May 18th. The org for all the details and Bike to tation. Do something this May to make team in each category with the Work on Friday, May 18th. Have ext. 3 or at aggiebluebikes@ Bike Month is also a time to Bike Month personally meaningful highest percentage of participants fun, get fit and remember…your gmail.com or visit www.usu.edu/ take stock of what’s changed in and fun for you. But most important biking to work will win awards job is just something you do ucc/bikes. your community. For example since – Ride! and great prizes, not to mention between rides.

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If cycling to start with, the Sponsors - recreational Realtors, The Gooch Firm, is the type of cycling you enjoy, advice you get from Contact - Jason Preston, 801-400- Location - Logan SportsBaseOnline then come join us. Team Gatherings: fellowW club members is invaluable. 6130, [email protected] Club Statement - The Cache Valley Contact - Alison Littlefield, 801- 1st Wednesday of each month at the Without it, you will spend a long Website - Blackbottoms Veloists Club 364-0344, [email protected] Uinta Brewery. time learning from experience. Last Type of Cycling - Competitive and is committed to fun, moderately Website - contenderbicycles.com week, on a slight downhill during recreational cycling paced recreational bicycle tour- Type of Cycling - Road racing, Dirt Betty Social Society the Salt Lake Marathon Bike Tour, I Location - ing. The tours are member-led, and mountain bike racing, road touring, Sponsors - came alongside a lady pedaling for Club Statement - Blackbottoms designed to meet a wide range of and mountain recreational Contact - Dondra Nance, 435-613- all she was worth but going almost Cycling Club is focused on the bicycling interests and ability lev- Location - Salt Lake City 5243, [email protected] nowhere. Her problem? She was development of new recreational els. Every fall, their Cache Valley Club Statement - The Contender Website - in her small chain ring. She was cyclist and educating of elemen- Century event raises funds to help Cycling Club would like Type of Cycling - Mountain biking obviously new to cycling, with a tary level racers through seasoned support Common Ground Outdoor to provide an opportunity for mem- and recreational nice new bike and stylish gear. I advanced racers. Blackbottoms rac- Adventures as well as other bicycle bers to participate in all aspects of Location - Price imposed myself long enough to ing team is focused on racing as a advocacy groups throughout the the sport of cycling from racing Club Statement - Riding with the describe her problem to her and unified, friendly team. Cache Valley area. to recreational riding to advo- Dirt Betty Social Society is unlike explain how and when to shift cacy. This year the club is involved any other riding or social experi- between chain rings. She made the Bonneville Bicycle Touring Club Cole Sport Racing with a number of events, group ence you've had. First, it is a safe, shift, and life was immensely bet- (BBTC) Sponsors - Cole Sport Park City, rides, clinics and races. Everyone accepting environment where every ter. This is the kind of knowledge Sponsors - Murray BMW, Bell Helmets, Smith is invited to join! Please contact woman, lady, and girl, regardless of quickly and easily assimilated when Contact - John McCool, 801-220- Optics, Deer Valley Resort [email protected] for more age, is welcome. Second, most rides riding with a club. 0677, [email protected] Contact - Steven Lewis, 801-554- information! will exclude our male counterparts. Quickly gaining this knowledge Website - www.bbtc.net 5531, [email protected] Club No testosterone here! Next, Dirt is especially important in racing - Type of Cycling - Road rides with Website - www.teamcsr.org Cutthroat Racing Betty's have varying skill levels skills and savvy are everything. The a pace rating system, mountain bike Type of Cycling - Road, cyclocross, Sponsors - Uinta Brewery, Spin but that is what makes it great…we faster you learn, the sooner you will rides, tours, and ultra-marathon. mountain, singlespeed, , Cycle- Holladay, Brewvies Brewpub learn from each other. Some of us become more competitive. Clubs Location - Salt Lake City touring - anything that looks like a and Cinema, Total Body Pilates have been riding our whole lives and team members are invaluable Club Statement - We are Utah's larg- bike!!! and Yoga, Fetish Cycles, Light and and mountain biking is second in accelerating the learning curve. est and oldest cycling club. We are Location - Park City Motion, Maxxis Tires, SunRingle, nature. Others haven't been on a Road racers benefit tremendously an umbrella club for all cyclists in Club Statement - Cole Sport Racing Hayes Brakes, Genuine Innovations, bike in years. No one is left behind! from having teammates who attack, Utah with members from St. George is dedicated to increasing both vis- Ryder Eyewear, ProGold Lubricants Lastly, you can just hang out with block, pace and otherwise assist to Logan, and even France. We ibility and participating in cycling Contact - Stephen Wasmund, 801- the girls for an evening at a social each other. have rides all year long, every day events and racing. We offer weekly 824-6063, cutthroatracing@gmail. event or you can ride every ride. One of the main benefits of join- through the season, as many as five rides on Monday nights leaving com We will even have some fun winter ing a club is the social atmosphere. or six some days. BBTC has mem- from Cole Sport on Park Avenue Website - www.cutthroatracing.org activities when we can't get on our Racers and recreational riders alike bers of all levels from newbie’s, as well as fall/winter cyclocross Type of Cycling - Road racing, bikes. Riding schedules available enjoy sharing stories, adventures to racers, tourist, and Ultra-mara- practice and cater to all riding mountain bike racing, road touring, via email. and whoppers. Joining a club makes thon riders. We have 2 event rides, and fitness levels. We support the and mountain recreational. Critical it easy to get to know others, and to The Little Red Riding Hood, and local racing scene with the Royal Mass to cyclo-muting to 24hr Evanston Wyoming Cycling Club / plan social events and rides together. ULCER. If you ride a bike in Utah, Street Thursday Night Hillclimb, mountain bike races to cyclocross to Team Evanston So, if you haven't already, find a you should be a BBTC member! I Utah Hillclimb Championships as LOTOJA Sponsors - Titanium Title, club, join up, and enjoy the ride. invite you to join us. well as other Mountain Biking and Location - Salt Lake City and Park Cook-Sanders Associates, Inc., Cyclocross events and racing. We City Professional Engineers and Editor’s Note: If you missed get- Cache Valley Veloists Bicycle are committed to safe and fun recre- Club Statement - Cutthroat Racing Surveyors. ting your club listed, you have a second chance. We will publish Touring Club ation on the bike. was established in 2005 to give Contact - Paul Knopf, City of part II of the club guide soon. If Sponsors - cyclists of all types and abilities a Evanston Liaison to the Evanston you would like your club listed, Contact - Brian Diamond, 435-563- Contender Bicycles Cycling Club place to go where they could have Cycling Club, 307-783-6458, please email [email protected] 9330, [email protected] Sponsors - Contender Bicycles, fun and feel welcome. We now have [email protected]; Mike for details. Website - www.cvveloists.org Café Expresso, Team Nash, England a broad spectrum of more than 60 Putnam, President, miklyn@wyo- members who enjoy the full spec- ming.com; Patrick O'Rourke, Vice trum of cycling from commuting by President, [email protected] bike to long slow(er) tours to some Website - www.evanstoncycling.org pretty darn fast racing. Cutthroat is also dedicated to promoting cycling Continued on page 20 as a viable form of transporta- tion and supports other non-profit MAY 2007 cycling utah.com 5

Mechanic's Corner Understanding Disc Brakes By Tom Jow

The hydraulic disc brake has now become original equipment on nearly every middle and upper end mountain bike. These powerful brakes, once considered to be for “downhill” only, can even be found on road, ‘cross and hybrid bicycles. Although they seem complicated, hydraulic brakes actu- ally require less maintenance than cable brakes. Read through the questions below to learn a little more about these great brakes.

Q. How much maintenance do disc brakes need? A. Because hydraulic disc brakes have self-adjusting pads, they actually require less maintenance than cable brakes. Like all bicycle component sys- tems, they should be inspected regularly. Q. What type of fluid do hydraulic brakes use? A. Many brands use DOT (automotive) brake fluids, including Avid and Hayes. Magura and Shimano are two brands that use specially formulated mineral oil. Q. Do these fluids need to be changed? A. Yes. DOT brake fluid absorbs water, which will affect braking over time. Dependant upon use, brake fluid should be changed between 1 – 4 years of use. Q. How long do brakes pads last? A. Brake pad life is dependant on use. The average Utah user could expect at least one season per set. When the pad material thickness is less than a dime it is time for replacement. It is important that brake pads be replaced before they are completely worn out. Q. My new brakes do not feel as powerful as everyone says. A. New brakes require “burn-in” time, during which brake pad material is worn onto the rotors increasing friction, and therefore power of the brake. This period lasts for one or two rides. Avoid overheating the brakes during the burn-in period. Q. What about weak old brakes? A. Brakes that have a spongy, soft feel when squeezing the levers may have air in the line and need bleeding. This can be caused by a leak in the system or tipping the bike on its side or upside down. If the levers feel solid, it is possible the pads and rotors have been contaminated with oil. Replace the pads and clean the rotors with rubbing alcohol. Q. How are the brakes adjusted so they do not rub? A. Some brakes can be adjusted by loosening mounting bolts and moving the caliper over ever so slightly. Others require adding or removing very thin spacers. Sometimes the brake pads can be adjusted by placing a business card or two between the pad and rotor on the side that rubs. Q. Why do the brakes rub at the end of a long downhill? A. The reason is heat. Disc brake rotors are thin metal and may change shape due to high heat. Heat is also transferred into the caliper and fluid. The fluid may expand, pressing the pads out a small amount. After cooling the brakes usually return to normal.

Tom is manager at Wild Rose Sports in Salt Lake City. He has done sales, repairs, race team support and bicycle fitting for nearly 30 years. Bicycling Salt Lake City Guidebook Released

Veteran mountain biking guide- book author, Gregg Bromka, changes 66 gears this spring and hits the pave- ment for local road cyclists. His newly released guidebook, Bicycling Salt Lake City, with a foreward written by cycling utah's publisher, David R. Ward, features 23 road rides throughout the Salt Lake Valley. The book covers the Wasatch Front's seven canyon roads, from West City Creek to Little Cottonwood Canyon, along with the ever-popular Wasatch Boulevard along the foot- hills. Additionally, it describes rides .com or around Saltair in the north to several AM, Utah State Fair Park, 155 North 1000 rides originating out of Draper in the Time 7:30 south. Novice riders will relish the Start .cyclesaltlakecentury mellow Jordan River Parkway while endurance junkies can hone in on the 100-mile-long Oquirrh Mountains Three Ride Lengths 36, 67 and 100 Miles. For More Information Loop. Mountain bikers won't feel slighted, for there are 10 of the best dirt and Online Registration go to www rides in the Central Wasatch, too, making Bicycling Salt Lake City some- what of a "crossover". If you're serious about off-road riding, though, you should consider buying Gregg's well-known guide, Mountain Biking Call Jon R. Smith 801.596.8430 Fax 801.322.5056 Utah's Wasatch Front. One in the series of pocket-sized Falcon Guides, Bicycling Salt Lake City is both concise and compact. Each route begins with a brief overview followed by quick notes on distance, gain, physical difficulty, technical difficulty (mountain biking), and "margin of comfort" (road rides), which addresses a road's shoulder and level of safety. A mile-by-mile ride log combined with a shaded relief map and an elevation graph round out each chapter. Missing is Bromka's penchant for photography, as there is nary a picture in the book. The trade off is that the feather-light, hand-size book stashes easily in a jersey pocket. Just pack it along with an energy bar and go ride. You can find Bicycling Salt Lake City at your favorite bike shop or Magazine book store throughout the valley. Retail price is $12.95.  cyclingutah.com MAY 2007

com or (435) 649-4806 Mountain cycling utah May 19 — 4th Annual Pedal Pusher Bike Film Festival, showings will include films from the Bicycle Film Festival Racing never before seen in Utah, live music afterwards, benefit for the SLC Bike Collective, 7:30 pm, The General Info CALENDAR OF EVENTS Depot at The Gateway, 400 W. and S. Temple, Salt Lake City, Intermountain Cup information (801) FAT-BIKE slcbikecollective. (Utah) (801) 942-3498. org. USA Cycling, Mountain Region,(UT, us for a mellow ride with Mayor May 19— Cache Valley Bike AZ,NM,CO,WY,SD), (719) 866-4581 Calendar Guidelines: Calendar of Events Peter Corroon and other city Festival, workshops, races (fastest Listings are free on a sponsored by mayors under Sheriff’s escort. Bike and slowest), bike decorating, from Liberty Park to the Salt Lake bike toss, and more, 10 a.m. to Weekly Series Races space available basis and County Government Center at 3 p.m. at Merlin Olsen Park (300 at our discretion. 2100 S. State St. Meet at 7:30 a.m. E Center St.), Logan, Utah, Sarah Wednesdays — May 9,16, June 6, at the northeast corner of Liberty Wagstaff @ 435-797-0964 ext. 3 or Submit your event to: 20, July 18, August 1, 15, Soldier Park, 700 E. 900 S. Cost: free. at [email protected] or Hollow Training Series, (alternates [email protected] More info: Dan Fazzini Jr., (801) www.usu.edu/ucc/bikes. with Sundance) 6 p.m., (801) 358- with date, name of event, 262-2737 www.slcbac.org June 2 — National Trails Day, 1145 website, phone number May 15 — UTA Bike to Work Volunteer on Trail Projects, call Wednesdays — May 23, 30, June Stations: riders can stop at one Eric Spreng at REI, (801) 486-2100 and contact person and 13, 27, July 11, 25, August 8, of our stations for free bagels and for info. other appropiate informa- 22, Sundance Weekly MTB series, cream cheese, TENTATIVE: 900 June 2 — National Trails Day, 9am, 6:30 pm, alternates with Soldier tion 1844 E. Fort Union South and 900 East, Contender Meet at White Pine Touring at Hollow Training Series, Sundance Bicycles, 3600 South 700 West, Let us know about any Salt Lake City the Rail Trailhead, Coffee and Resort, (801) 223-4121 corrections to existing (801) 942-3100 UTA Administrative Offices, 2100 bagels, Bike to Wanship or South and State Street, Salt Lake listings! Drive to Wanship, At Wanship 705 W. Riverdale Rd. County Government Center, 500 and weed patch proj- 2007 Utah MTB Races Riverdale Chipeta Way, ARUP at Research ect, Commerative Bandanas Park, Westminster College – 1840 (801) 621-4662 and lunch for the first 50 work- Bicycle South 1300 East (Tanner Plaza), ers, Celelbration of National May 5 — Showdown at Five Mile Pass, 13th Annual, Intermountain canyonsports.com University of Utah – TRAX Stadium Recreation Trail Designation for Station, Hotel Monaco – 15 W. Cup #3, Lehi, UT, XC, Ed Chauner the Rail and Utah State Parks 50th at (801) 942-3498 Home of the Bike 200 South, (801) 287-2066 Birthday (435) 649-6839, (435) May 19 — Hammerfest at the Battle Bay BMX — (801) 796-8889 and Wife Swap! May 16 — Ride of Silence. Ride to 731-0975, carol@mountaintrails. Hollow, Intermountain Cup #4, raise cycling safety awareness org, www.mountaintrails.org Soldier Hollow, Midway, UT, Ed Rad Canyon BMX — (801) 824- among motorists, police, and city June 16 — Venture Outdoors Chauner at (801) 942-3498 0095 normally meets on the second officials. This is a free ride that Festival, 3-9 pm, Millcreek May 24 — Sundance Kids MTB Deseret Peak BMX — deseretpeak- Tuesday of the month at Miner's asks cyclists to ride no faster than Township Festival, cycling gurus Race, kids under 12, 5 pm, .netfirms.com, Tooele Hospital at 9:00am, call to con- 12 mph and remain silent dur- on hand, 3100 S. 2900 E, (801) Sundance Resort, (801) 223-4849 firm, (435) 649-6839, (435) 731- ing the ride. Meet at 7:00 p.m. May - October — Rad Canyon 466-0686, millcreekoutdoors.org May 28 — Stan Crane Memorial 0975, [email protected], at the Gallivan Center (239 S. BMX, Practice Tuesdays 6:30- XC, Intermountain Cup #5, www.mountaintrails.org Main Street). More info: Raleigh September 21? — Mayor's Bike to 8:30 pm. 9700 S. 5250 W., South Draper, UT, Ed Chauner at (801) Fehr [email protected] or www. Work Day presented by Salt Lake 942-3498 Jordan, (801) 824-0095. Utah Bicycle Coalition — Statewide City Mayor's Office and MBAC, advocacy group, utahbikes.org rideofsilence.org May 28 — Sundance Super-D May - October — Rad Canyon a mellow ride with Mayor Rocky May 16 — Utah County UTA Bike Downhill Race, 9 am, Sundance BMX, Single Point Races Thursdays, Volunteer to help build the Anderson under police escort to Work Day, West side lawn of Resort, (801) 223-4849 Registration 6-7 pm, racing ASAP Bonneville Shoreline Trail (801) from Liberty Park to the City/ the Historic County Courthouse (7:30pm). 9700 S. 5250 W., South 485-6975 or visit www.bonneville- County Bldg, then free break- June 2 — Draper Challenge in downtown Provo (University Mountain Bike Race. Starts 9:30am Jordan, (801) 824-0095. trail.org. fast and raffle for all participants, Avenue/Center Street), 7:30 - 9 Cost: free, 7:30 am, Liberty Park, at Equestrian Center located at For more BMX track info, visit am, For more information con- 1600 E. Highland Drive. For more 2007 Events Jordan Gates, 535-7939, Meet at information or to register go to: cyclingutah.com tact Stacey Adamson at sadam- the northeast corner of Liberty Salt Lake — Last www.DraperTrailsDay.com or call [email protected] or (801) 227- Park Ken Murdock at 205-3700. Friday of every month, 5:30 pm, 8958 Visit www.utarideshare.com Cycling meet at the Gallivan Center, 200 for event updates. Mountain June 3 — Bountiful Bomber Downhill S. between State and Main in Race, Utah DH Series, Bountiful, May 17 – Road Home Bike Tuning. Events SLC, for more info, if you have a Bike UT, (801) 375-3231 Free bicycle tune-ups at the bike to lend, etc.: email slccriti- June 9 — Deer Valley Pedalfest, Road Home, 210 S. Rio Grand St. [email protected] Intermountain Cup #6, Deer (455 W.) sponsored by the SLC Tours and Festivals Valley, UT - Ed Chauner, 801- Advocacy Groups May 5 — GOTS, Bike and Outdoor Bike Collective. More info: www. 942-3498 Toy Swap,Wild Rose, 702 3rd Ave, slcbikecollective.org or 801-FAT- May 18-20 — San Rafael Swell June 15-17 — NORBA National Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Comm­ SLC, (801) 533-8671 BIKE Mountain Bike Series #3, Deer ittee (MBAC) meeting. Second Mountain Bike Festival, 21th May 5-6 - Young Riders Bike Swap, Valley, UT, XC/ST/DH/4X/Super-D, Wednesday every month 5 p.m. May 18 – UTA Rideshare Bike Annual, Emery County, (435) 637- Annual White Pine Touring swap (435) 884-3515 at the Salt Lake City/County Bldg, Bonanza. Music, food, prize draw- 0086 to benefit The Young Riders ings, free bike tune ups, activities June 21 — Sundance Kids MTB 451 S. State, Room 326. (801) 535- June 2 — Draper Trail Days youth based mountain bike pro- for kids and much more! This year Race, kids under 12, 5 pm, 7939 or (801) 487-6318. Mountain Bike Ride. Starts 9am gram, great time with food and the Bike Bonanza is happening in Sundance Resort, (801) 223-4849 at Equestrian Center located at Salt Lake County Bicycle Advisory raffles, dropoff May 4-5, White conjunction with the Downtown June 23 — The 12 Hours of the E100, 1600 E. Highland Drive., 6 mile Committee — Meetings are the Pine Touring, 1790 Bonaza Dr., Alliance’s Live Green Festival. 12 hour endurance race with site loop, For more information go to: second Monday of each month Park City, (435) 649-8710 or (435) Join us at the Gallivan Center fee to benefit National Ability www.DraperTrailsDay.com or call from 5-7 p.m. in suite N-4010 of the 659-1188 or visit www.youngrid- (239 S. Main Street) from 4:00 – Center, Individual and Two and Salt Lake County Government ers.com Ken Murdock at 205-3700. Four person Team Categories, 9:00 p.m. Pick up your registration Park City, thee100.com, (435) Center, 2001 S. State, SLC, (801) May 12 — Canyon Sports Bike packet for the Salt Lake Century June 14-17 – IMBA Trail School, 649-2129 485-2906 and Wife Swap, Ogden Store, Ride at the event too. Cost: free. BLM, Cedar City, Utah, contact Wade Judy, [email protected] June 30 — Chris Allaire Memorial, Weber County Pathways — Weber 705 W. Riverdale Road, and Visit www.utarideshare.com for Utah State Open Championship, County’s Advocacy Group, (801) Cottonwood Store, 1844 E. Fort event updates. More info: Shaina June 16-17 — Cycle Idaho's 10th Intermountain Cup #7, Solitude, 393-2304 or www.weberpath- Union, (801) 621-4662 or (801) M. Quinn (801) 287-2066, squinn@ Annual Boise to Idaho City Tour, UT, XC - Ed Chauner, 801-942- ways.org 942-3100 rideuta.com and www.utaride- Boise to Idaho City (camp over 3498 share.com Provo Bike Committee — Meetings May 12-19 — Cycle Salt Lake night) and back to Boise, Harley June 30 - July 1 — Bald Mountain are the first Wednesday of Week, weeklong festival with May 18 — Summit County Bike To Parson (208) 288-2327 or (208) Challenge Downhill, DH and Work Day and Commuter Cup 573-8123, cycleidaho.com Super-D, Utah DH Series, Deer each month, 5:00 p.m. in the bike races, Bike Bonanza, Cycle Valley, UT, (801) 375-3231 City Council office, 351 West Salt Lake Century Ride, Bike to Challenge, free breakfast at cer- July 8-19 — Great Divide , Center Street, Provo, Call the Work day, and more! tain locations, encouraging Park Salida, CO to NM, dirt, Adv. July 4 — Sundance Super-D City Council offices at 801-852- City and Summit County to Bike Downhill Race, 9 am, Sundance May 13 – Intermediate Mountain Cycling Association, (800) 755- Resort, (801) 223-4849 6120 or email gilbert.bradshaw@ to Work, (435) 649-6839, (435) Bike Tour 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. Meet 2453 gmail.com or duncanish@gmail. 731-0975, carol@mountaintrails. July 7 — Wimmer's Bicycle Race at Popperton Park at 11th Ave. July 21-27— Cycle Montana, com org, www.mountaintrails.org XC, Intermountain Cup #8, & Virginia St. in SLC. Cost: free. Whitefish to Lincoln, 252 miles, Sherwood Hills Resort, Logan, UT, Davis Bicycle Advisory and More info: Brian Price brian@ May 19 — Cycle Salt Lake Century Adv. Cycling Association, (800) (435) 752-2326 Ride, Salt Lake to Antelope Island Advocacy Committee — Contact slcbikecollective.org 755-2453 July 14 — Blue Mountain Bike Chase, Bob Kinney at (801) 677-0134 or and back, 33, 67, or 100 mile May 14 – Tailwinds Bicycle Touring August 18-19? — Mountain Bike 25 mile XC race, Monticello City [email protected] options. Utah State Fair Park, 155 Downtown Historic Tour of Salt Challenge for MS, Tamarack Recreation, Monticello, UT, (435) N. 1000 W., SLC. 7:30 AM Mass 587-2029 Mooseknuckler Alliance — St. Lake City. Meet at Popperton start time. Registration opens at Resort, Idaho, jefflarsenboise@ July 14-15 — Flyin' Brian Downhill George's Advocacy Group, Park at 11th Ave. & Virginia St. 6:00 AM., (801) 596-8430 or Fax yahoo.com, (208) 938-9917 www.mooseknuckleralliance.org in SLC at 6:00 p.m. Cost: free. Race, DH and Super-D, Utah DH (801) 322-5056 or cslcentury@ September 15-22 — Colorado More info: Grant Aagard (801) Series, Brian Head, UT, (801) 375- Mountain Trails Foundation — Park mac.com, Online registration at Canyon Country, Grand Junction, 3231 City's Trails Group, (435) 649-6839, 556-3290 www.cyclesaltlakecentury.com Kokopelli Trail and more, dirt, 335 July 14 — Snowbird Mountain Bout, (435) 731-0975, carol@mountain- May 15 – Salt Lake County Mayor’s May 19 - 20 — Cole Sport Bike miles in the dirt, Southern Utah, 20th Annual, Intermountain Cup trails.org, www.mountaintrails.org Bike to Work Day. Presented by Swap, supports the Mountain Adv. Cycling Association, (800) #9, Snowbird, Ed Chauner at Park City Alternative the Salt Lake County Mayor's Trails Foundation, 1615 Park 755-2453 (801) 942-3498 Transportation Committee — Office and the Salt Lake County Avenue, Park City, colesport. July 19 — Sundance Kids MTB Race, Bicycle Advisory Committee. 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kids under 12, 5 pm, Sundance June 9 — Idaho City Excellent Utah Weekly Race Series 2100 S., West Valley City, UT, for information or to register go to: Resort, (801) 223-4849 Adventure, Wild Rockies Series more information, CanyonSports. www.DraperTrailsDay.com or call Canyon Bicycles Rocky Mountain July 21 — Taming the Tetons, #3, XC, Idaho City, ID, (208) 388- com or (801) 942-3100. Ken Murdock at 205-3700. 1971 Raceways Criterium — Saturdays Intermountain Cup #10, Jackson Logan Race Club Time Trial Series June 9 — Sugarhouse Crit, Hole, WY, Ed Chauner at (801) June 17 — Silver Mountain DH, at 12 noon in March, Tuesdays in Sugarhouse Park, SLC, UT, (801) April - September, 6 pm, 6555 W. — Thursdays, 6:30 pm, Logan, UT, 942-3498 Knobby Tire Series, Kellogg, ID, (435) 787-2534 209-2479 (208) 338-1016 2100 S., West Valley City, UT, Map, July 21 — The Endurance 100/Mind (801) 209-2479, utahcritseries.com June 16-17 — Cook-Sanders Over Mountains, 100 mile team June 20 — Cache to Game XC April 3,10,17,24, May 1,8,15,22,29, Associates High Uintas Classic relay, 50 mile solo, Park City, Race, Mike Yokel Park, Jackson, June 5,12,19,26, July 3,10,17,24,31, 2007 Utah Road Races Stage Race, 19th Annual, Kamas, thee100.com, (435) 649-2129 WY, 12 mile MTB XC, Call (307) May 11-12 — Women's Road UT to Evanston, WY, contact 733-5056 August 7,14,21,28, September Jill Smith, jsmith@evanstonwy. July 28? — CANCELLED - Brian 4,11,18,25 Racing Cycling Clinic, group rid- Head Epic 100 and Titanium June 23-24 — Soldier Mountain ing, racing skills and tactic, bike org 307-783-6459 or Paul Knopf, 50, 50 and 100 mile races, Brian XC and DH, Knobby Tire Series, Salt Air Time Trial — Every other safety, SLC, (801) 809-2570 [email protected] 307- Head, (909) 633-6729 Soldier Mtn. Ski Resort, Fairfield, ID Thursday April 13- September 783-6458; or 1-866-783-6300 ext. 28, I-80 Frontage Road West of May 5 — Buffalo Stampede Road 470, evanstoncycling.org July 28 — Park City Perfect 10 (208) 338-1016 Race , Antelope Island, info: The the International Center, (801) June 21-23 — Utah Summer Games, Endurance MTB Race, 7 a.m. to July 1 — Silver Mountain DH, 209-2479, utahcritseries.com Bike Shoppe at (801) 476-1600 5 p.m., Solo (M/F), Duo (M/F/ Knobby Tire Series, Kellogg, ID, Time Trial, Hill Climb, Criterium, April 12, 26, May 10,24, June 7, May 12 — Draper City Criterium, Road Race with overall Omnium, coed),Three person teams (M/F/ (208) 338-1016 Draper, UT, jeremysmithslc@ coed) catagories, The Canyons 21, July 5,19, August 2,16?,30, Righthand Canyon, Lund Hwy, July 1 — Urban Assault, Knobby Tire September 13,27 yahoo.com or 801-558-7215 Desert Mound, Checkshani Cliffs, Resort, Park City, (435) 659-1188 Series, Downtown Boise, ID, (208) or visit www.youngriders.com May 19-20 — Bear Lake Classic, 52 Cedar City, (435) 865-8421 or 338-1016 DMV Criterium — Wednesday's, (435) 559-2925 Driver's Training Center, Where: miles, one lap around Bear Lake August 4 — Cook-Sanders July 4 — 12th Annual WYDAHO (Pro/1/2 and III's do 2 laps), flat Associates Wolverine Ridge XC 4700 S. 2780 W., West Valley City June 24 — Darek Leyde Downtown Bike Race, XC, Grand Targhee Times: A Flite - 6pm. B Flite - on the west side and north, great Criterium, a portion of the pro- Race, 14th Annual, Intermountain Ski and Summer Resort Alta, WY, rollers that are a blast on the east Cup #12, Series Finals, Jill Smith, 7 pm., C/D Flite 7:45 pm, 801- ceeds will be donated to cancer 1-800-TARGHEE ext. 1348 or 307- side, 8:30 am start at Blue Water research, Pioneer Park, Utah State [email protected] 307-783- 353-2300 or kmetherell@grand- 651-8333, utahcritseries.com Resort, 3 person TTT (men's and 6459 or Paul Knopf, pknopf@ Criterium Championship,Salt Lake targhee.com April 4,11,18,25, May 2,9,16,23,30, women's categories) 9am on City, (801) 209-2479 evanstonwy.org 307-783-6458; or June 6,13,20,27, July 4,11,18,25, July 14-15 — Brundage Mountain Sunday, Bear Lake/Garden City, 1-866-783-6300 ext. 470., evan- August 1,8,15,22,29, September Kevin Rohwer, (435) 770-9852 June 30 - July 1 — Gate City Grind stoncycling.org Bike Festival, Wild Rockies Series 5,12,19,26 Stage Race, (208) 282-2503 or #4, XC and DH, McCall, ID, (208) May 26 — Garden Creek Gap (208) 233-0951 August 11 — 4th Annual Sundance 388-1971 Royal Street Hillclimb Time Trial — Road Race, Pocatello, ID, (208) Single Speed Challenge, 10 July 1 - July 7 — CANCELLED Tour July 21 — Taming the Tetons, Every other Thursday, 5:30 p.m., 282-2503 or (208) 233-0951 am start, Sundance Resort, 900 ft. elevation gain, Royal Street of Utah, America's toughest Sundanceresort.com or (801) Intermountain Cup #10, Jackson June 2 — Utah State Time Trial stage race, eight stages, (801) 223-4121 Hole, WY, (801) 942-3498 and Deer Valley Drive, Park City, Championship, Antelope Island, 400-6129 (435) 901-8872, utahcritseries.com Utah, 10, km, 20km or ~40km August 16 — Sundance Kids MTB July 22 — Teton Pass Hill Climb, July 12,26, August 9,23, September July 7 — Porcupine Hillclimb, Big Wilson, WY, 8:30 road race, 10:30 depending on your category, Race, kids under 12, 5 pm, 6 801-476-9476, [email protected] Cottonwood Canyon, Salt Lake Sundance Resort, (801) 223-4849 mountain bike race - points for City, 801-424-9216 each Race, (307) 690-9896 Canyon Sports Night Riders June 2 — Crack of Dawn Hillclimb, August 18 — Sundance Super-D Criterium Series — Fridays, May 4, July 14 — Sundance Hillclimb, 8 July 28 — Galena Grinder Whit 6:00 AM, Millcreek Canyon, (801) Downhill Race, 9 am, Sundance 18, June 1, 22, July 13, 27, August 583-6281 mile climb from Hwy 189 (Provo Resort, (801) 223-4849 Henry Memorial Race XC and Canyon) to the top of the Alpine Marathon, Knobby Tire Series, 10, 24, September 7, 21, A flite, B June 2 — Draper Challenge Loop, Provo, UT, (801) 400-6129 August 25 — The Endurance 100/ Ketchum, ID, Don Shepler (208) flite, C flite, 9 pm - 11 pm, signup Hillclimb Race. Starts 10:30am Mind Over Mountains, 100 mile, 720-3019, (208) 726-4010 or har- at 8 pm, USCF permitted, quali- at Equestrian Center located at July 21 — Coalville Road Race, 100 km, and 50 mile individual [email protected] or 208- fies for upgrade points, Rocky 1600 E. Highland Drive. For more also, juniors and masters Utah races, Park City, thee100.com, 338-1016 Mountain Raceways, 6555 W. State Championship, Coalville, (435) 649-2129 July 28 — Laramie , 111 K September 2-3 — Sundance mountain bike race, Happy Jack, Showdown, DH and Super-D, Laramie, WY, 307-745-4499 Utah DH Series, Sundance, UT, (801) 375-3231 August 1,8,15,22 — Teton Village Short Track XC Series, 6:30 pm, September 8-9? — CANCELLED 24 Teton Village, WY, (307) 690-9896 Hours of Soldier Hollow, noon to noon, Heber, UT, (801) 243-0704 August 4 — 23rd White Knob Challenge, Knobby Tire Series, September 8 — Sundance Super-D Mackay, ID, Kurt Holzer at (208) Downhill Race, 9 am, Sundance 890-3118 or 208-338-1016 Resort, (801) 223-4849 August 4 — Durango MTB 100, September 15-16 — Silver Spur Fall Durango, CO, (970) 259-7771 Classic XC race, also Trail Run and climbing contest, Snowbird August 4-5 — Pomerelle Pounder, and Alta, UT, 801-933-2110 DH, freestyle, Utah DH Series, Wild Rockies Series #5, Burley, ID, (208) September 15 — Tour des Suds, 388-1971 26th Annual, Park City, (435) 649- 6839 August 10-12 — NORBA National Mountain Bike Series #6, XC/ST/ September 22 — Widowmaker Hill DH/MTNX/Super-D, Snowmass Climb 10 AM, Ride to the top of Resort, Aspen, CO, (435) 884- the Tram, Snowbird Resort, (801) 3515 583-6281 August 18 — Rendezvous Hill Climb, September 22 — 12 hours of Teton Village, WY, 6.1 miles, 4139 Sundance, 7 am - 7 pm, Sundance vertical feet, (307) 690-9896 Resort, (801) 223-4849 August 18-19 — Tamarack Twister October 15-16 — Huntsman World Idaho State NORBA XC and DH Senior Games. Must be 50 years Championship Finals, Knobby Tire or older. three events: hill climb, Series Final, Tamarack Ski Resort, downhill, and cross country. 800- Cascade, ID (208) 338-1016 or 562-1268 or [email protected] (208) 325-1000 October 13-14 — 24 Hours of Moab, September 14-16 — Boise to Bogus 12th Annual, (304) 259-5533 Banzai, 16.5 mile, 4100 verti- cal foot descent, also Super-D and DH, Wild Rockies Series #6, 2007 Idaho and Re- also NW NORBA Singlespeed Championship, plus music by the gional MTB Races Beach Boys, Boise, ID, (208) 388- 1971 September 23 — NW NORBA May 20 — 5th Annual Coyote Collegiate MTB Conference Classic, AMBC race, Avimor, ID, Race, Open to all riders, Knobby (208) 338-1016 Tire Series, ?, ID, (208) 338-1016 May 12-13 — Lava Rama,Wild October 7? — 12 Hours of Bootleg Rockies Series #2, non-NORBA Canyon Race, 2500' climbing per XC, Utah Downhill Series NORBA lap, Boulder City, NV, tmr-unlim- DH, DH and dual trials, Lava Hot ited.com, (702) 277-6536 Springs, ID (208) 388-1971 May 26-27 — Pocatello XC and DH, Knobby Tire Series, Pocatello,ID, (208) 338-1016 Road May 26 - May 28, 2007 The Chile Racing Challenge, Downhill/4X NMBS Points Race, Angel Fire Resort, Angel Fire, New Mexico, www. racemsc.com General Info May 30, June 6, 13, 20, 30 — Wood Utah Road Racing - USCF, Utah River Cup #1-5, Short Track XC, Cycling Association - James Hailey, ID, (208) 481-0300 Ferguson, 801-476-9476 June 2-3 — Moose Chase XC and DH, Knobby Tire Series, Coeur USA Cycling, Mountain Region D'Alene,ID, (208) 338-1016 Road Racing (UT,AZ,NM,CO, June 2-3 — Salmon Idaho Slammer, WY,SD), George Heagerty, (719) Wild Rockies Series, XC, DH, 535-8113. 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June 27 — Hailey Criterium Series, Enthusiasts Hillclimb Time Trial Ride, Salt Lake to Antelope Island Canyon to Park City, Coalville, Road Hailey, ID, info@sawtoothvelo. Series, 10 km up Scout Mountain, and back, 33, 67, or 100 mile and back, roadcaptain@bbtc. Racing org or 208-726-0946, ext. 1 Pocatello, ID, 208-232-1745 or options. Utah State Fair Park, 155 net or (801) 573-9970 June 6,12,19,26 — Tuesday Nighter 208-282-2503 N. 1000 W., SLC. 7:30 AM Mass June 10-16 — Utah Border to Border Training Ride, Boise, ID, (208) 343- August 7,14,21,28 — Tuesday Night start time. Registration opens at Tour, Kanab to Logan, 479 miles, 3782 Half-Bogus Ride, Bogus Hillclimb, 6:00 AM., (801) 596-8430 or Fax (801) 556-3290 (208) 343-3782 (801) 322-5056 or cslcentury@ Utah Road Races June 2 — Lyle Pearson 200, team mac.com, Online registration at June 11- July 5 — Great Alaska Continued relay road race from Boise to Sun August 7 — Idaho Cycling www.cyclesaltlakecentury.com Highway Ride, Dawson Creek to Valley, Boise, ID, (208) 343-3782 Enthusiasts Holt Arena Criterium or download a Registration Form Fairbanks, AK, rides@pedalerspu- UT, 801-424-9216 June 5 — Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts Series, Pocatello, ID, 208-282- 2006 Course Map bandgrille.com 2503 August 4 — Huntsville 100 Road Criterium Series, Holt Arena, May 19 — Bear Lake Classic, 54 June 23-24 — Snake River Idaho Race, Huntsville, UT, (801) 576- Pocatello, ID, 208-282-2503 August 7-11 — Southeast Idaho miles, recreational ride in con- MS Bike Tour, benefits the MS 1531 June 8 — Tour of Eagle, Eagle (9 Senior Games, criterium, hillclimb, junction with Bear Lake Classic Society of Idaho and multiple August 11 — Wolf Creek Pass Road miles northwest of Boise), ID, (208) road race, time trial, Pocatello, Road Race, one lap around Bear sclerosis research, 55-110 miles, Race, Utah State Road Race 340-7224 ID, Jody Olson, (208) 233-1212 Lake, flat on the west side and Idaho Falls, ID, (208) 336-0555 Championship for category rid- north, great rollers that are a June ? — Gannett Roubaix Road August 10-12 — Gateway Canyons June 23 — Tour of Marsh Creek ers, Starts in Francis. Route goes Classic, Road Race, Time Trial, blast on the east side, 8:30 am Valley, fully supported ride pre- over Wolf Creek Pass to Tabiona Race, Hailey, ID, info@sawtooth- start at Blue Water Resort, Bear velo.org or 208-726-0946, ext.1 and Clinic, Grand Junction, CO, sented in conjunction with the and then back over the pass to (970) 931-2458, luke@gtwycan- Lake/Garden City, Kevin Rohwer, Pocatello Riverfest! Options of 25, the finish in Francis, (435) 513- June 13 — Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts yons.com (435) 770-9852 62, or 100 miles on the lonely 0432, parkcitycycling.com Time Trial Series, 10 km, Pocatello, May 19 - June 3 — BRA SU , Bike roads that traverse the lovely ID, 208-232-1745 or 208-282-2503 August 11 — Mt. Harrison Hill Climb, August 18 — Snowbird Hill Climb, 8 Triple Crown #1, Boise, ID, (208) Ride Across Scenic Utah Tour, 5 country between Pocatello and AM, registration from 6-7:30 am, June 13-17 — Ketchum Omnium, 323-2376 states, 5 National Monuments, 5 Malad Pass, then enjoy food, fun, 10.2 Miles from Shopko on 9400 Trail Creek TT, Circuit Race x2 , National Parks, 2 National Forests, and music at the Riverfest. Rob S. 2000 E. to Snowbird, (801) 933- Road Race, Criterium, Ketchum/ August 20 — Old Horshoe Bend and 5 Nations, (801) 677-0134 Van Kirk at (208) 282-2503 or 2110 Sun Valley, Idaho, Greg Stock HC RR, Triple Crown #2, Boise, ID, (208) 233-0951 (208) 867-2488 May 20 — Santa Fe Century, Santa August 18-19 — Tour de Gap Stage [email protected] or Fe, NM, (505) 982-1282 June 23-24 — Harmon's MS Bike (208) 726-0707 August 25-26 — Intermountain Tour, Benefits MS Society and Race, in conjunction with the Iron May 25 - 27 — Northwest Tandem County Fair, Parawon, UT, (435) June 20 — Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts Orthopaedics Idaho State RR multiple sclerosis research, 40, 75, and Criterium Championships, Rally, Yakima, WA, yakimarides@ or 100 mile routea on Saturday 990-1393 Hillclimb Time Trial Series, 10 km yahoo.com up Scout Mountain, Pocatello, ID, Boise, ID, Kurt Holzer at (208) 890- and Sunday, Cache Valley August 25 — Jeff Rogers Memorial 3118 June 2 — Little Red Riding Hood, Fairgrounds (400 South 500 West), Sanpete Classic Road Race, 208-232-1745 or 208-282-2503 September 1 — Mt. Charleston Hill women's only metric century Logan, Utah, (801) 424-0112 or Spring City, UT, jeremysmithslc@ June 22-24 — Elkhorn Classic Stage ride, 35, 63, and 100 mile options, www.fightmsutah.org yahoo.com or 801-558-7215 Race, Baker City, OR, (503) 652- Climb, Las Vegas, NV, 702-228- 9460, [email protected] Wellsville, Cache Valley, (801) June 29 — Antelope by Moonlight September 1 — The Climber's 3763 486-8140 or penperk@networld. September 4 — Tuesday Night Half- Bike Ride, 12th Annual, This a Trophy, an individual time trial up June 23 — Idaho State Time Trial com popular non-competitive ride, the south side of Big Mountain Championships, 8 miles south of Bogus Ride, Bogus Hillclimb, (208) 343-3782 June 2? – Utah Lake Festival, Begin held at night during the full-moon. from MM 3 to MM 9., first rider up Bellevue, ID, 7am, (208) 726-7693 at Vivian Park, end at Utah Lake, Views are spectacular, food is at 11 AM, contact Jon Gallagher September 8— Race to the Angel, bike ride begins at 10:00am, (801) delicious. ride goes from mari- [email protected] June 23-24 — Dead Dog Classic Stage Race, Laramie, WY, dead- 21st Annual, 3000' climb, Wells, 531-0244 na to the historic Fielding Garr NV, (775) 752-3540 September 8 — LOTOJA, 206 miles [email protected], 307- June 2-8 — Cycle Utah Spring, Ranch, about 22 miles round-trip. from Logan, UT to Jackson, WY, 742-4565 September 8 — Bogus Basin Hill St. George through the National Registration fee includes park (801) 546-0090 Climb, Triple Crown #3, 35th Parks, 279 miles, Southern Utah, entry, t-shirt and refreshments. For July 6-8 — Big Sky Cycling Classic, more information contact Neka September 15-17 — Hoodoo 500, RR, TT, CR, Crit, Missoula, MT, (406) Annual, Boise, ID, (208) 343-3782 Adv. Cycling Association, (800) 755-2453 Roundy, Davis County Economic 500 mile bike 531-4033 October 6 - October 7 — Nevada Development, 801-451-3286 or race in S. Utah, St. George, June 30 - July 1 — Gate City Grind Senior Olympics, Must be 50 years June 3 — America's Most Beautiful [email protected] Hoodoo500.com or older, Cycling Four Events — 5K Bike Ride, 35, 72, 100 miles, 16th Stage Race, (208) 282-2503 or June 30 — Killer Loop Populaire, September 22 — Harvest Moon (208) 233-0951 and 10K Time Trials, 20K and 40K Annual, benefit for the Leukemia Road Races. 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For more infor- two 100-mile rides or two 50-mile race. 800-562-1268 or hwsg@ Hailey, ID, [email protected] rides, Tremonton, UT, (801) 556- infowest.com or 208-726-0946, ext.1 mation call (888) DIABETES - email Weekend Group Rides — Saturday Wendy Kelly - wkelly@diabetes. 3290 October 13 — City Creek Bike July 5-17 — USA Cycling Road and Sunday, 10 am, meet at 9th org or register now at tour.dia- July 4 — Taterville 100, BBTC Super , 10 am, 5 1/2 mile climb up Festival, Elite, Masters, Junior, and and 9th in Salt Lake City. betes.org Series Ride, self-supported centu- City Creek Canyon in Salt Lake Espoir National Championships, Sunday Group Ride — 9 a.m., June 9 — Utah Summer Games ry, Wellsville to Idaho and back, City, road or mountain bikes, Seven Springs, PA, (719) 866-4581 [email protected] or (801) (801) 583-6281 Canyon Bicycles in Draper, 762E., Petroglyph Century, in con- July 7-8 — Treasure Valley Omnium, 12600 S., (801) 576-8844 junction with the Utah Summer 573-9970 2007 Idaho and Regional RR, TT, Crit, Boise, ID, teamdob- Wednesday Night Ride — 5:30 pm Games, 50, 62, 100 mile options, July 7-13— Cycle Montana, biaco.com, (208) 412-3527 Bicycle Road Races at the SLC Main Library on 200 E Starts at the Cedar City Equestrian Whitefish, 342 miles, Adv. Cycling July 8 — Grand Targhee Ski Hill and 400 S., all levels and bikes Center (just North of Hwy 56, west Association, (800) 755-2453 Road Time Trial, 9 a.m., Alta, WY, of Cedar City), through Hamilton, welcome on this fun ride. July 8— Mt. Nebo Loop, BBTC Super May 1,8,15,22,29 — Tuesday (208) 201-1622 Kanarraville, New Harmony, Series Ride, self-supported cen- Parowan, Summit, and Enoch, Nighter, Boise, ID, (208) 343-3782 July 10,17,24 — Idaho Cycling tury, start in Nephi to Springville Road Cedar City, UT, (801) 677-0134 or to the Mt. Nebo loop, roadcap- May 2,9 — Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts Enthusiasts Holt Arena Criterium (435) 865-8421 Time Trial Series, 10 km, Pocatello, Series, Pocatello, ID, 208-282- Tours [email protected] or (801) 573-9970 ID, 208-232-1745 or 208-282-2503 2503 June 9 — Bryce Canyon 200 K, July 9 — R.A.N.A.T.A.D, Start at self-suported brevet ride, check- Sundance and ride down to May 13 — Arrowrock TT Series #1, July 14 — Allan Butler Memorial point will be open at 6:15 am, Boise, ID, (208) 323-2376 Criterium, Idaho Falls, ID, contact Payson around the Nebo Loop to Ron Bolduc at (208) 523-5347, ride at 7:00 am., Garfield County Nephi and then back up through May 16, 30 — Idaho Cycling 2007 Utah and Regional Fairgrounds at 800 North Main St. Utah Valley to American Fork, [email protected] in Panguitch Utah, (435) 586-7567 Enthusiasts Hillclimb Time Trial Road Tours then ride up AF canyon around Series, 10 km up Scout Mountain, July 21 — Well's Fargo Twilight or www.subrevet.org the Alpine Loop and finish back Pocatello, ID, 208-232-1745 or Criterium, 20th Annual, NRC race, May 5 — Ghost Town Riders June 9 — Bob LeBow Bike Tour at Sundance, 170 miles with over 208-282-2503 Boise, ID, (208) 343-3782 Century, Benefits Valley Mental - "Health Care for All.", routes 13,000 feet of climbing, (801) 223- Health, Deseret Peaks Complex, May 19 — Galena Hill Climb Time July 22 — Teton Pass Hill Climb, from 3-100 miles, ride benefits 4849. Wilson, WY, 8:30 road race, 10:30 2930 West Hwy 112, Tooele, UT, the TRHS Zero Pay Fund, help- Trial, Galena Lodge to Galena (801) 677-0134 July 14 — Birthday Century, BBTC Summit, ID, (208) 726-7693 mountain bike race - points for ing support primary health care Super Series Ride, self-supported each Race, (307) 690-9896 May 5 — Tour de Fire, metric for our most indigent patients, May 22 — Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts century, route TBA, roadcap- July 24 — Tuesday Night Half- double century, Las Vegas, NV, Nampa, Idaho, asandven@trhs. [email protected] or (801) 573-9970 Criterium Series, Holt Arena, 702-228-9460 org or 208-467-4431 Pocatello, ID, 208-282-2503 Bogus Ride, Bogus Hillclimb, (208) July 21 — Pioneer Century, BBTC 343-3782 May 12? — Nephi 100, BBTC Super June 9? — Utah Independent Super Series Ride, self-supported May 26 — Garden Creek Gap Series ride, Randy Sutherland Ride Living Center's 5K "Run & Roll", Road Race, Pocatello, ID, sam@ July 26-29 — BYRDS Tour of Idaho century, Mountain Green, road- Junior Stage Race, tobincoach- for ALS, self-supported, Springville hand-cycle, wheelchair & walk/ [email protected] or (801) 573- kriegcycling.com or (208) 232- to Nephi, [email protected] run categories. (Best hand cycle 2054 [email protected], (208) 343-9130 9970 or (208) 343-2607 or (801) 573-9970 time last year was 14:13). Meet May 26-27 — Iron Horse Bicycle east of the Redwood Recreation July 29 — Chalk Creek 100, BBTC July 31 — Tuesday Night Half- May 5-6 — The "X" Rides, 'The Center, 3100 So. 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(801) 278-3847 Multi- Coalville, UT, Sprint and Olympic and 24 mile options, (801) 220- org, (208) 345-5864 September 30 - Tour de Vins 4, distance open water swim tri- 0677 or [email protected] September 9 — Tour de Tahoe, Bike Tour and Wine-Tasting Event, Sport athlons, Sprint road: 750 Meter August 12 — Blue Cruise Wheels Bike Big Blue, 5th Annual, ride 16.5, 32 and 60 mile options, Races Swim/20K Bike/5K Run, Olympic for Wellness, Meridian, ID, (208) around Lake Tahoe on the shore- Idaho State University, Pocatello, road: 1.5K Swim/40K Bike/10K 387-6817 line, spectacular scenery, great ID, more info: FSAlliance.org, Tina Run, www.triutah.com, info@ food and support, 72 miles, Lake 208-282-2854 or mladtina@isu. triutah.com, 801-631-2614 or 801- August 12-18 — Oregon Bicycle May 12 — St. George Triathlon, 631-2624 Ride XXI, Cave Junction to Etna, Tahoe, NV, (800) 565-2704 edu Sand Hollow Reservoir, St. George CA and back, (541) 385-5257 or September ? — Galena Tour, September 30 - October 6 — UT, sgtrifecta.com, race@sgtri. July 28— Blanding Hillman Triathlon, 800-413-8432 Galena Lodge, ID, (208) 788- Monument Valley & 4 Corners com, (702) 401-6044 Swim .75 mile, Bike 15 miles, Run 3.2 miles. Kids' triathlon July 27. August 18 — Sawtooth Century 9184 Tour, Monticello, UT, (801) 556- May 19 - TriUtah Women's Triathlon, 3290 Recapture Reservoir, Blanding, Tour, Ketchum, ID, info@saw- September 9-15 — Southern Utah South Davis Recreation Center, 435-678-1314 or email solsen@ toothvelo.org or 208-726-0946, National Parks Tour, 233 miles October 5-7 — Moab Century Tour, Bountiful, UT, 300 yard pool swim, sanjuanschools.org ext.1 through Cedar City, Zion, Bryce Moab to La Sals and back, 45, 65, 10 mile bike, and 3 mile run, relay Canyon, Cedar Breaks, (801) 596- 100 mile options, Tour benefits teams are welcome, triutah.com, August 4 - TriUtah Cache Valley August 19 — Promontory Point Classic Triathlon, Hyrum Reservoir, 120, BBTC Super Series Ride, self- 8430 the Foundation, [email protected], 801-631-2614 (435) 259-2698 or 801-631-2624 Hyrum, UT (near Logan, UT), Sprint supported century, 120 miles, September 15? — Fall Colors Ride, and Olympic distance open Brigham City to Promentory, BBTC Super Series Ride, self-sup- October 6 — Yellowstone Fall June 2 — Salem Spring Triathlon, water swim , Sprint road: [email protected] or (801) ported century, location TBA, Old Faithful Cycling Tour, West Salem, UT, racetri.com, (801) 423- 750 Meter Swim/20K Bike/5K Run, 573-9970 [email protected] or (801) Yellowstone to Old Faithful and 3321 Olympic road: 1.5K Swim/40K August 25 — Cache Valley Century 573-9970 back, MT, (406) 646-7701 June 9 — Desert Sharks Splash Bike/10K Run, www.triutah.com, Tour - 100 mi/100 km/40mile September 15-16 — MS Idaho October 5-6 — Bikes for Kids with Triathlon, adult long and short [email protected], 801-631-2614 options. Hosted by Cache Valley Bowtie Bike Tour, 100-200 miles, Dave Zabriskie, Ocotber 5th - din- and kids division, Deseret Peaks or 801-631-2624 Veloists Bicycle Touring Club. Boise, ID, (208) 336-0555 ner and silent auction, October Aquatics Center, Tooele, UT, 801- August 4 — Fish Lake Triathlon, Fish 7AM registration/check in, 12 mi September 17-23 — LAGBRAU 6 - metric century (62 miles) plus 450-8477 or desert-sharks.com Lake, UT, goldmedalracing.com north of Logan on Hwy 91, 435- (Legacy Annual Great Bike 4 and 25 mile options in Salt June 9 — Pleasant Grove Triathlon, or (801) 492-3442 752-2253 Lake City and Murray. We will Ride Across Utah), Blanding to 14 and under Super Sprint (1 mile August 11 — Scofield Triathlon, August 25 — Bike the Bear Century, Cedar City, 400 miles on scenic be giving away 1,000 bikes, hel- run, 3 mile bike, 250 yd swim), mets and jerseys to disadvan- Olympic, Sprint and Novice, the 50, 100 mile rides, Camp Hunt, highways and through National Sprint for all others (3.1 mile run, highest elevation triathlon in the Bear Lake, Garden City, UT, (801) Parks, fundraiser for young Native taged children in the Salt Lake 8.5 mile bike, 500 yd swim), team Valley. The start time is 7:00 am at USA, Mountain View State Park 475-7488, [email protected] American education, (801) 654- categories also, pgtri.com, (801) Boat Ramp, Scofield, www.sco- 1144 the Costco in Murray and a bike 796-1745 August 25 — 4 Canyons of Doom safety and rodeo will be held at fieldtriathlon.com, email info@ supported road ride, challenge September 22 — Heber Valley 11:00 for all kids. Contact Teresa June 16 — Telos Utah Valley scolfieldtriathlon.com or (801) mind, body and spirit on this Olympic Century. 25, 50, 62, at (801) 453-2296 or tmay@fins- Triathlon, Olympic and Sprint, 557-6748 mountainous century up Little 100 mile options. Also, Biathlon vcs.com. Benjamin, Utah, www.t3triath- August 11 — Utah Half Triathlon, and Big Cottonwood, Millcreek option! Enjoy scenic Heber Valley lon.com, 801-368-8279 or email October 20 — Las Vegas Century, Provo, UT, racetri.com, (801) 423- and Emigration canyons. in its autumn finest during this fun [email protected] 3321 Become one of the few who and challenging ride that visits 25, 50,64 and 109 miles, Jim Little (702) 360-4751 or vegasbikeclub. June 16 — Utah Summer Games August 18 — Nissan Xterra Mountain have conquered this legendary the Olympic venues, fundraiser Triathlon, Olympic and Sprint, route. Starts at Dimple Dell park for Huntsman Cancer Institute, org Championship, offroad triathlon, Hurricane, Utah, utahsummer- XTERRA: 1.5k swim / 30k mountain 7am. Info- BSG Events (801) 560 Contact Bob @ 801.677.0134, October 20 — Tour de St. George, games.org/sports/triathlon.html, 6479 bike2bike.org Ride with us around Snow Canyon bike / 10k trail run, XTERRA Sport: 435-770-3122 or email jared@ 750m swim / 15k mountain bike / August 26 — Cycle For Life, benefit September 23-29 — OATBRAN, One State Park, Quail Creek Reservoir sgtrifecta.com and Washington County's new- 5k trail run, Pineview Reservoir to ride for cyclists injured in auto/ Awesome Tour Bike Ride Across June 23 — DinoLand Triathlon, Snowbasin, 1-877-751-8880, xter- bike accidents, 8, 30, 66, and Nevada, 16th Annual, follow- est reservoir, Sand Hollow. 35, 60 & 100 Mile Option. 100% of Vernal, UT, 435-789-7720 or raplanet.com 100 mile options, Huntsville Park, ing the Legendary Pony Express eteamz.active.com/DinoLandTri Huntsville, UT, (801) 556-3290 Trail on U.S. Hwy. 50 - America's the proceeds to benefit local August 25 — TriUtah Jordanelle bicycling advocacy, 8:00am at June 23 — Provo Triathlon, Utah Triathlon, Jordanelle Reservoir, August 26 — The Big Ride, BBTC Loneliest Road, 5 days of riding, 420 miles from Lake Tahoe to 900E & 100S (Dixie State College), Lake State Park, Provo, UT, (801) Park City/Heber City, UT, Sprint Super Series Ride, self-supported, www.tourdestgeorge.com, 435- 225-0076 and Olympic distance open 164 miles, Mt. Green over Monte Great Basin National Park, (800) 565-2704 229-5443, info@tourdestgeorge. water swim triathlons, Sprint road: Cristo, to Evanston and back, com. June 30 — Deer Creek Triathlon, 750 Meter Swim/20K Bike/5K Run, [email protected] or (801) September 29 — Fourth Annual Midway, UT, trailrun.com or 801- December 31 - January 1 — New Olympic road: 1.5K Swim/40K 573-9970 Josie Johnson Memorial Ride, this 373-3900 Bike/10K Run, www.triutah.com, memorial ride is being dedicated Year's Revolution, century each September 3 — Hooper Horizontal day, 50, 70, 100 mile options, July 1 — Battle at Midway Triathlon, [email protected], 801-631-2614 100, BBTC Super Series Ride, in Josie's honor to bring the com- Olympic Distance Tri, Midway, UT, or 801-631-2624 munity together to raise aware- Ride out the old year, Ride in the self-supported century, State New Year, Benefiting Parkinson's 801-450-8477, bamtriathlon.com/ August 26 — Wild Ride Agriculture Building to Hooper ness for , meet at Sugarhouse Park, ride will start at Disease, 8 am, Phoenix, AZ, July 14 — TriUtah XANGO Echo X T E R R A R e g i o n a l and Back, roadcaptain@bbtc. Contact Bob @ 801.677.0134, net or (801) 573-9970 10:30, will travel to mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon and back. bike2bike.org September 8-10 — Sawtooth Bike www.slcbac.org or call Jason at SLC Bike Collective News Trek, fundraiser for American Lung It is warm outside and the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective has kicked into full gear. In May they are launching a massive "Get A Grip" 19th annual advertising campaign for their Safety and Mechanics classes. They have also secured The Depot as the location of their Pedal Pusher Film Festival. On May 19th the doors will open around 7:30pm and inside will be one of the best film and cycling events of the year. There will be live Cook-Sanders Associates, Inc. music, bike schwag (including frames), track stand competitions, and free bicycle valet parking -- so ride down! If you are a mechanic, volunteers Professional Engineers and Surveyors are needed for wrenching at the Road Home at 200 S. and Rio Grande on May 17th from 5:30 to 8:30pm. 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Eric Flynn (Bingham’s/Northshore), to claw his way back up. With less ROAD racing Eric Rasmussen (Porcupine/ than two laps to go, the Harward Tax Day Pays for Santurbane and Walker Specialized), Jeff Sargent (FFKR/ trio completed the bridge and threw Sportsbaseonline), and Jason Castor down enough heat on the penulti- Group (SLC), WWCC (SLC), and (Contender) initiated a breakaway mate climb to drop Lunning and Fitzgerald’s Bicycles (Jackson, group. Kris Lunning (Fitzgerald’s) bridged up a mile or two later. Lofgran. Sargent remained as the WY) were all represented. The race only member of the original break- began conservatively, with everyone By the top of the first climb, a away to make the lead group, which riding tempo to discourage a major group of six (Lofgren, Yap, Flynn, attack before the first climb. Laura Rasmussen, Sargent, and Lunning) by the last lap consisted only of Howat (Vanguard Media Group) was working smoothly together. Harward, Santurbane, and Sargent. attacked at the top of the first climb With all the major teams represented These three went to the last kilo- to take home the cash QOM prime. in the break, the field was content to meter together, with Santurbane On the second lap, Chellie Terry ride tempo, although given the dif- ultimately prevailing by about 7 (Fitzgerald’s Bicycles) and Karen ficult nature of the course, “tempo” seconds over Harward. Sargent was Appleby-Krieg (Bobs-Bicycles.com) to some was spitting others off the back each time up the climb. clearly the day’s iron man, finishing briefly got off the front. The field in 3rd place, only 12 seconds behind chased back on in hot pursuit and By the 5th crest of the summit, continued riding strong tempo in the the breakaway group was starting Harward and a full minute ahead of cold and windy weather until the to come apart, and a group consist- Lunning, who rallied on the final lap fifth and final trip to the top. ing of 2006 winner Dave Harward to take a solid 4th. On the final half lap, all of the (Porcupine/Specialized), Mark Race organizers promised an teams launched attacks, but each Santurbane (Bob’s-Bicycle.com), even better event next spring, with was quickly brought back until the and Sandy Perrins (Sienna/Goble) longer races and later start times base of the climb. At this point, had broken free of the pack and for the category 4 and 5 riders. was closing in on the break. With the field started to string out on However, the only prediction they the steep section of the climb. Kris three laps to go, Lunning attacked made about the weather was that it Walker (Bobs-Bicycles.com), Laura the remnants of the lead group, and Howat (Team Vanguard Media), only Flynn and Sargent were able would be unpredictable. and Chellie Terry (Fitzgerald’s to respond. Flynn eventually fell Bicycles) made the final selection. off the pace, but Lofgren was able See results on page 18. With approximately 400 meters to go, Howat launched a strong attack but was unable to shake Walker and Terry. The three rode together toward the line when Walker threw down a strong sprint to take the win at the top of the climb. Howat held 801-942-3498 or www.intermountaincup.com on for second and Terry rode in for Above: Dave Harward, Sandy Perrins, and Mark Santurbane. third. March 3 The Desert Rampage, St. George, UT photo: Brian Lehnhof. See more photos at Forty-one riders lined up for the April 7 Cholla Challenge, Hurricane, UT AnthemPhotoWorks.com 60-mile men’s pro-1-2 race, which May 5 Showdown at Five Mile Pass, Lehi, UT featured eight trips up the climb. May 19 Soldier Hollow Hammerfest, Heber City, UT Game was on only a couple miles May 28 Stan Crane Memorial XC, Draper, UT By Rob Van Kirk and Karen ended up experiencing the worst into the race, when Robert Lofgren June 2 The Sundance Spin, Sundance, UT Appleby-Krieg weather of the day. Bobs-Bicycles. (Contender), Marc Yap (Sienna com (Boise, ID), Vanguard Media Development/Goble Knee Clinic), June 9 Deer Valley Pedalfest, Deer Valley Resort, UT June 30 Chris Allaire Memorial/Utah Open State The second edition of the Tax Championship, Solitude, UT Day Circuit Race drew 160 riders July 7 Wimmer's Bicycle Race, Sherwood Hills, UT to the small town of Inkom, Idaho, July 14 The 20th Annual Mountain Bout, Snowbird, UT ten miles south of Pocatello. Adam July 21 Taming the Tetons, Jackson Hole, WY Boyce, Sam Krieg, and Mitch White of the host club, Idaho Cycling August 4 Wolverine Ridge XC Race, Double Points!,Regional Finals, Evanston, WY Enthusiasts, and the officiating crew Located in the Meadows Shopping Center of Ellie Gallagher, Mark Hoffman, All races are Cross Country Events, No License Required! and Missy Burk put on a great day of racing, despite the typical spring- 356 N. Meadow lane time weather of wind, rain, hail, snow, and 40-degree temperatures American Fork, UT, 84003 interspersed with periods of intense 801.763.1222 sunshine. The race started with a 5-mile www.trekaf.com photo: joaquimhailer.com rolling uphill trip out to the 7.3-mile circuit, which featured 3 miles of gradual climbing, a ¾-mile steep climb, and a screaming descent back to the bottom. The various classes rode between 1 and 7 full laps on the circuit plus another half lap to finish at the top. Category 1 rider Todd Hageman commented, “that’s a hard course for this early in the season!” This was evident in the early races of the day, in which rid- ers fell off the pace every lap up the climb. The largest bunch fin- ish all day was in the master’s 35+ race, which Scott Allen (Canyon Bicycles) won in an 8-man sprint. A strong field showed up for 2!0)$#)49 3/54($!+/4! the women’s 1-2-3 race, which

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Road Racing National track team rider Cameron Hoffman, Binghams/Northshore’s Eric Flynn and Todd Hageman, and Perry and Howat Tops at East Canyon FFKR/Sportsbase/Xango hammer Art O’Connor. By Chuck Collins With the help from Canyon Somewhere about a kilometer Bicycles, all participants seemed from the top of the climb back out Sports-Am’s East Canyon Road to sign in efficiently and the race of Henefer, Cameron Evans put it Race supported by Mike Hanseen’s started on time, officiated by USCF down and gapped the leaders of the Canyon Bicycle Club greeted three Gary and Louise Bywater, and group. Bryson Perry and the rest hundred participants for the 10:00 Cindy Yorgason as the moto-official. of his LRC compadres didn’t panic a.m. start on the last Saturday of As number of USCF category but instead after a moment reeled April. This year was the fourteenth 5 men participants exceeded the in Cameron. This effort popped Art, addition of the sixty-mile USCF fifty-rider limitation set by the race Eric, and Nate. Now the nine were out-and- back event from the East regulations, the group was split in six and they were over the top with Canyon resort to Lost Creek reser- two. All category five participants ten km to the finish - all flat except voir located north east of Croydon, were notified at the sign in that there for the finish. Utah. The race features some of the would be two groups. The promoter With the big climb behind best road racing scenery Utah has did not anticipate this possibility them, team tactics and motor speed to offer marked by rolling terrain before the race announcement was became the cards to play. LRC had through ranch land, red-rock topog- officially approved by the UCA. to cover multiple attacks in-bound raphy near Henefer, and distant Inevitably some category five riders by Dave, Todd, and Cameron, to views of the high mountains of the missed the notification and raced in preserve Bryson for the finish. Wasatch. Tactically, the race features the wrong group. This led to a delay Bryson won followed by Cameron the penultimate ten-kilometer climb in the post-race awards ceremony as and Dave. The race leaders averaged returning from Henefer and a half- officials tried to sort out the mishap over 41 kph. kilometer finishing kicker on the as finishers had been cross-listed in The women’s category 1-2-3 backside of Big Mountain. the results. race also was selected on the climb Some controversy hovered over The big boys started innocently out of Henefer with Laura Howat the race as registration closed five enough as all of the teams were well and Kelly Crawford summiting first. days early where commonly pre- represented. Experience reminds all Laura out-dueled Kelly on the fin- race registration closes the Thursday that show time ultimately occurs ishing climb, Jill Wilkerson-Smith before a Saturday event. In addi- on the big climb out of Henefer time-trialed the remaining ten kilo- tion, the total field size was capped generally after the establishment meters for third. at 300 participants based on the of a fully represented break on the All in all, this beautiful race premise that parking is limited at outbound leg. Of real note, some- Saturday was successful and reflects the resort. Further, the promoter was time by the East Canyon reservoir the efforts of a thriving bicycle clear that there would be no day-of shortly after the start, eventual win- racing community. Sports-Am had registration. Still, some racers were ner Bryson Perry flatted and his marked the course well and had the turned away at the race or were not Sienna Development/Goble Knee Morgan County Search and Rescue Above: On the road east of Henefer, Sienna Development/Goble Knee Clinic/ Logan Race Club (LRC) team acting as course marshals in Clinic drove the break. able to register including pre-race photo: Joaquim Hailer. See more photos at joaquimhailer.com 45+ category UCA points leader, teammate Jared Nelson stopped and Henefer and Croydon. Sports-Am Mark Skarpohl. gave Bryson his wheel. Jared spent had marked many of the potholes the rest of the race OTB and did not with orange spray paint that accent finish last. the country road and had swept As the race unfolded, a break gravel from all of the corners and of nine riders did indeed get estab- on the descent into Croydon. Sports- lished shortly before the turn around Am provided all with food and by the dam. LRC riders Bryson beverage at the post race awards Perry, Mike Booth, Nate Thomas, ceremony on the back deck of the and super domestique Sandy main lodge of the resort. Perrins dominated the make-up of the break which also had perennial See race results on page 18. strong man Porcupine/Specialized Racing’s Dave Harward, Ogden One and former junior US Junior

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Ride of the Month Wasatch's canyons. It's the perfect mile, seven-percent grind to Big East Canyon Road. fitness ride with consistently pitched Mountain Pass. Parleys gains 2,300 feet over the gentle grades broken by short The return flight is a huge 22-mile round trip, so it's nothing to Canyons of the Wasatch, Part I inclines that demand slightly more return for your climbing invest- scoff at. Riders with modest fitness By Gregg Bromka to the loop around 11th and 3rd effort. The last 1.8 miles steepen ment, highlighted with steep hairpin Avenues. to near five percent. If you wear a turns up top, high cadence miles in and reasonably low gearing will Only a non-bicyclist would dare There is no shoulder on the heart rate monitor, then you'll find the middle, and a tuck-and-glide find the climb to be a sit-and-spin ask the most foolish of questions: road but margin of comfort is good Emigration makes for an ideal 30- straightaway to the finish. Margin of "tempo" ride. If your bike lacks low Why ride your bike up a canyon because vehicles are prohibited on minute time trial. comfort varies from good initially gears, then you'll be pumping hard the odd-numbered bike days. Still, road when you live in a flat city? Margin of comfort varies from to fair thereafter. The road is signed at low cadence most of the way. Past The answer is painfully profound: you must use caution when descend- fair to good overall. Recent road "Share the Road" throughout, and the Lamb's Canyon exit the canyon Because it is there. Here are four ing and stay to the road's far right reconstruction at the canyon's bot- traffic is generally light. But be alert classic canyons that are there for side because there are numerous tom and striping for a new to lumbering RVs and boat-towing road locks into a six percent grade you to ride, excerpted from my new blind turns, and and will make the first several miles trucks on weekends. for three tedious miles to the sum- book, Bicycling Salt Lake City. ascending cyclists invariably wander refreshingly comforting over the Save gas and supersize your ride mit. into your lane. downright dangerous conditions of by accessing East Canyon Road Truckers are warned of the To get there, take Bonneville City Creek Canyon Road years past. from Emigration Canyon Road. canyon's three to six percent grades, Boulevard one-half mile from the Located only one mile from Salt To get to Emigration Canyon, Just descend 1.5 miles from Little but your brakes won't be smoking Lake City's central business district, intersection of B Street and 11th drive or ride one mile east of the Mountain Summit to UT 65 and Avenue to the entrance to City on the descent because there is a fair City Creek Canyon is a treasured intersection of Foothill Drive and go left to head to Big Mountain Creek Canyon. Park at the gate or amenity for the valley's residents. Sunnyside Avenue (800 South). You Pass. You'll nearly double your amount of pedaling, and a stiff up- at the nearby Bonneville Shoreline Within minutes, you can escape the can park at the Bonneville Shoreline ride in distance and in elevation canyon wind will likely be in your Trail trailhead. By bicycle, pedal confines of urbanism and become Trail trailhead across from Hogle gain. Alternatively, ride 5 miles up face. Also in your face are inspiring up the paved road through Memory immersed in a tranquil natural sanc- Zoo or at nearby Rotary Glen Park. Parley's Canyon/I-80 to the East Grove Park. views of tall peaks, like Mount Aire, tuary. Shady picnic areas dot the Canyon Road exit. If you really and neighboring canyons and ridges. East Canyon Road/UT 65 want to go the distance, first knock banks of the bubbling creek and an Emigration Canyon Road Even though the interstate's Whether ridden by itself or off the Parley's Canyon/I-80 climb array of wildlife thrives within the Aptly named, Emigration tacked onto either Parleys Canyon to Parley's Summit (see below), shoulder is often ten feet wide, mar- brushy canyon. Canyon was the final leg of the or Emigration Canyon, the East and upon descending make a "side gin of comfort is no more than fair. The lower road to the water treat- Mormon Pioneer's historic trek to Canyon Road to Big Mountain Pass trip" up East Canyon Road to Big You'll brush elbows with vehicles ment plant rises in stair-step fashion the Salt Lake Valley in 1847, lead has a "euro" feel, as the last several Mountain Pass. Whoa! with short moderately pitched hills by Brigham Young. Today, the while accessing the canyon via on miles switchback steeply to the From Salt Lake City, drive (or softened by gentle respites. Past canyon's paved road is one of the ramps, and once on the interstate a 7,420-foot-high "col." It's hardly pedal) 5 miles up I-80 in Parleys the plant, the road rises steadily most popular rides in the Wasatch rumble strip next to the white line "hors de categorie," but it's a stiff Canyon and take Exit 134 for East and more steeply and summons Range. With ride-to access from the forces you to ride where gravel climb just the same. Racers might Canyon/UT 65. Park and embark your lowest gears on a permanent city's east bench, gentle to moderate and debris collect most. Of course, basis. It's all good. The return glide, dance on their pedals up the grade; just past the cart bridge for grades, and light to moderate traffic vehicles whizzing by at 70 mph is although regulated by a 15 mph (not to mention two quaint cafes), mortals might wish for lower gears. Mountain Dell Golf Course. speed limit, is worth the effort. Emigration beckons racers is full Those not hellbent on dropping unnerving, but you'll get numb to it. At 11.2 miles, round trip, you regalia to rec riders in t-shirts. the peloton will be interested to Parleys Canyon/I-80 can knock off City Creek during Averaging about three percent know that the ride has historical sig- Despite I-80 being a major trans- Next Month: Canyons of the lunch time. With more time to spare, grade and gaining only 1,270 feet nificance, as it was the chosen route portation corridor between Salt Lake Wasatch Part II (Mill Creek, Big of the Mormon Pioneers, California City and all points east, Parleys you can make it the target of a trek over it's 15.6-mile round-trip course, Cottonwood, and Little Cottonwood across the foothills or as an add-on Emigration is the easiest of the Trail, Pony Express, Overland Canyon is quite popular with bicy- Stage, and original telegraph line clists. Named after Parley Pratt, a Canyons).. between 1846 and 1861. At 16.2 Mormon pioneer who first built a ride for the fun of it. ride for the health of it. miles round trip and gaining nearly toll road up the canyon to Park City Get a copy of Gregg's Utah 1,900 feet, East Canyon Road bor- in the mid 1800s, Parleys Canyon guidebooks: Bicycling Salt Lake RIDE FOR THE CAUSE. ders on strenuous. The ride begins mixes gentle and steep grades where City, Mountain Biking Utah, with a 1.5-mile warm-up at six per- you can perfect your high cadence Mountain Biking Utah’s Wasatch cent grade that will jump start your "tempo" riding or build your raw Front, and Mountain Biking Park heart faster than a double shot of climbing power. Endurance junkies espresso. A long gradual mid-route can use Parleys as a stepping stone City & Beyond. at your favorite approach precedes the final three- for longer treks to Park City or up bike shop.

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For those not final dirt section to secure the win. to encourage all cyclists to Hell of the North from the Mid-west, this means it’s Nisie Van de Kamp (Ivory Homes) participate. There are monthly flat. However, Hell does have one came through in 2nd, ahead of meetings on the second redeeming feature that makes it one Patten. Wednesday of every month of The Author’s favorite events on at 5 p.m. in the City & County See race results on page 18. the UCA calendar; and that is the Building, Rm. 326 or 335, 1.75-mile dirt road segment of each Ryan Barrett is an all-around 451 South State Street. For lap. Pro-1-2 men ride 10 laps; Pro- details, visit the Cycling Utah 1-3 women ride 5. biker dude. He is a territory The men’s race started off fast manager for Reynolds Cycling. web site (www.cyclingutah. and furious with Orange County He raced pro for a few years com) or call the Mayor’s office group ride star Tommy Nelson before ”retiring” (haha) to Utah to at 535-7939 or Lou at 487- (slumming in Utah) attacking make babies. He remains active 6318. multiple times. A group of about in the local racing scene as part 8 formed coming out of the dirt of the Sienna Development- on the first lap. This group was Goble Knee Clinic team and slowly whittled down to 5 bro- through coaching, and enjoys dudes; The Author, Bryson Perry, long walks on the beach and and Mike Booth (all of Sienna writing about himself in the third Development-Goble Knee Clinic), person. Mark Santurbane (Bob’s Bikes), and the aforementioned Tommy Nelson (PAA Cycling). This group rolled smoothly together for the majority of the race. With about three laps to go, The Author punctured, and was given a wheel by teammate Mike Booth; effectively ending Booth’s race. With overwhelming odds in the July 1, 2007 breakaway, Perry attacked with just i˜œ>]Ê 6ʇʘ˜>}ÕÀ>ÊÃiv‡}Ո`i`Ê̜ÕÀʜvÊ under a lap to go. Santurbane tried Ì iÊLi>ṎvÕÊ >ÀܘÊ6>iÞÊ>œ˜}ÊÌ iÊ to bring him back, but with no help i}i˜`>ÀÞÊ*œ˜ÞÊ Ý«ÀiÃÃÊ/À>ˆ°Ê ˆVÞVˆ˜}Ê from Nelson (who just happened ÀœÕÌiÃÊ>˜`Ê`ˆÃÌ>˜ViÃÊvœÀÊ>Ê>LˆˆÌˆiðʘVÕ`iÃÊ to be staying at Perry’s house) and ˆÛiÊ ÕÈV]Ê >ÀLiVÕiÊ>˜`ÊViÊ Ài>“Ê-œVˆ>° The Author (a teammate), it was in vain. Perry poured on the watts and soloed to victory. The Author easily rolled around Santurbane for a 1-2 September 9, 2007 punch from Sienna Development- >ŽiÊÊ/> œi]Ê 6ʇÊxÌ Ê Goble Knee Clinic. Nelson flatted ˜˜Õ>°Ê/ iÊ«iÀviVÌÊ̈“iʜvÊ the last time through the dirt and Þi>ÀÊ̜Êi˜œÞÊ>Ê}Ài>ÌÊÀˆ`iÊ had to be content with fourth. 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Book review How to Live Well Without Owning a Car

By Lou Melini make a disclaimer. I and 3 other Salt into a car”. Lakers (Julie Bond, formerly with Section three discusses the nearly True or False: UTA, Michael Wise of the Salt Lake equally important non-work trans- 1. According to AAA, the average Bike Collective, and Travis Jensen portation. This is a rarity in most American spends $8,410 per year to with the Utah Bicycle Coalition) books of this type. One chapter is own an automobile. are quoted in this book. I have been devoted to socializing and dating 2. The Surface Transportation awaiting his book since exchang- without a car. Unfortunately, Salt Policy Project states that the average ing e-mails with him last year. For Lake City doesn’t have a car-sharing American spends 443 hours annually the record, I purchased my book at program like the one he discusses. in a car. the Green Building Center; no free “Living well without a car” 3. Edmonds.com calculates that if lunch for this review. Section four eases the uniniti- you purchased a used 2001 Toyota “If you currently own or lease ated into a car-free lifestyle. It also Camry LE in 2005, the true cost a car, truck or SUV, this book has touches on going car-lite and how to of the car after 5 years is actually the power to give you a $5,000 to handle life with children with less $26,411. $10,000 raise.” car use. Chris even has a chapter on 4. Taking the average expenditure The first of four sections in “what to do with that extra time and of a car, investing it at an 8% return, Balish’s book discusses the eco- money” you will be a millionaire in 40 years. nomics of owning a car, and as The book received good reviews All of the above answers are CarBusters Magazine states, targets in Bike Culture Magazine (East true except for number 4. The cor- Americans who haven’t thought Coast) and CarBusters Magazine. rect answer to #4 according to Mr. about the financial affects of owning However the latter also stated that Balish is 30 years! You will find all a car. if you are a dedicated car-free or of these tidbits and more in Chris “Being able to get to and from car-lite devotee, then the book is Balish’s new book, How to Live work reliably is a fundamental not the book to buy. I disagree with Well Without Owning a Car. requirement for living car free.” that, as it will reinforce your argu- If your car seems like a money In section two he discusses this ments to those who worry about G68>C<6IHJC96C8: pit, financial calculations make fundamental need. Included are your lifestyle. “Cutting Your Car you dizzy and you are looking for chapters on public transit, bicycles, Use” by Ghent and Semlyen and that pot of gold at the end of the motorcycles and scooters, and an previously reviewed in Cycling July 9 R.A.N.A.T.A.D rainbow, then “How to Live Well excellent chapter on walking. He Utah “Divorce Your Car” by Katie Ride Around Nebo And Timp in A Day Without Owning a Car” is for you. also asks the most important ques- Alvord (both published by New tion in one chapter entitled, “Should Society Publishers) are two similar This is an organized ride. Entry fee includes 4 Feed Zones, Balish does briefly discuss global T-Shirt and a surprise for all that finish. warming, pollution, and environ- you move closer to where you books with different focuses. If you mental insults due to cars. Primarily work?” He even includes a short are thinking of getting rid of a car, $35 • To register please call us at 1-801-223-4849. he is going to make you feel good chapter on grooming. If there is this is your book. Or, if you have a “165 Miles, 11,000 Vertical Feet, No Problem.” where most people like to feel good, another edition, he should add a friend who is constantly complain- in the wallet or pocketbook. Yes, he chapter for those who need to leave ing about the cost of a car, this will make not owning a car equal to work at times for meetings, sales would make a great gift. Sundance/Soldier Hollow someone landing on your Boardwalk calls, or deliveries. Weekly Mountain Bike Race Series property with hotels. “Virtually any errand and almost How to Live Well Without Owning a Car by Chris Balish. Each race: $10 • Season race pass: $75 Before I give too much praise all shopping can be done easily and To register please call us at 1-801-223-4849. for Chris Balish’s book, I have to conveniently without ever getting Ten-Speed Press, 2006. May 23 & 30 May 9 & 19 Cholla - from page 13 George, and three minutes ahead Driver in Williams June 13 & 27 June 6 & 20 of third place finisher Chanda Death Sentenced Except for a one-mile loose, Jeppson (Cedar Cycle/Color July 11 & 25 July 4 & 18 sandy section that Simmons took Country), who claimed the same On October 16, 2005, Rogelio hollow sundance out of the course and a two-mile spot as the rampage. All averaged Molina struck and killed cyclist August 8 & 22 soldi e r August 1 &15 section he added, the course was between 10 and 11 mph with times Claude O. Williams on N. Temple the same as past years. It started of 2:12:07, 2:13:16 and 2:15:19. in Salt Lake City. Molina’s blood Sundance/Park’s Sportsman off through a wash, went into a Despite her strong finish, Watchorn alcohol level was 0.14. The short moderately uphill section wasn’t satisfied. “I woulda liked to vehicle continued on after hitting Super-D Race Series of slickrock, then riders climbed have felt a little better at the end,” she smirked. Williams. The accident was wit- $20 • To register please call us at 1-801-223-4849. towards a brake-burning, rocky nessed by a cab driver who called downhill section. The combination Despite the heat and dry, dusty May 28 • July 4 • August 18 • September 8 of sand, washes and singletrack trails, even first-timers like Stacy police. On October 23, 2006 were then thrown in amongst the Griswold (Team Red Rock), a in Third District Court, Molina numerous whoops to keep riders truck driver from Southern Utah, plead guilty to Automobile www.sundanceresort.com • 801-223-4849 on their toes. had a great time. “I’d do it again,” Homicide, a third degree felony. Programs, artists and venues subject to change without notice. Those whoops are the very he said after finishing sixth in On January 8, 2007, Molina was obstacles that helped take expert his debut mountain bike race. He sentenced to 2 years in jail fol- rider Kris Arnatt of Salt Lake City expected the race to be a $31 trail lowed by 36 months probation by out of the race. The constant teeter- ride, but he said the competition Judge William Barrett. Because tottering takes a toll on the legs kept him pushing his body harder. 3.9" (2 6 Ê,°Ê7, col.) x 9" “Passing people was awesome!” Molina is not a U.S. citizen and and Arnatt said he couldn’t find a is in the country illegally, he will !44/2.%9!4,!7 rhythm and DNF’d about halfway Perhaps the biggest surprise through his three laps. in registration came in the sport be deported after serving his jail    Not everyone’s a fan of a flat- class. “Sport men 30-34 and sport sentence and not be allowed back ter Midwest-style XC race, but men 40+ were both huge classes,” into the U.S. If he returns to the Sager is. Though the top finisher says Simmons. The categories U.S., he would be required to *iÀܘ>Ê˜ÕÀÞÊ*À>V̈ViÊ is a well-known rider throughout had 18 and 28 competitors respec- serve the remaining 36 months. the Intermountain Cup series on tively. Pro women had three riders The District Attorney’s office felt -«iVˆ>ˆâˆ˜}ʈ˜Ê ˆVÞVˆ˜}Ê,i>Ìi`ÊVVˆ`i˜Ìà all types of terrain, the flat Cholla – Jennifer Hanks (Revolution/Peak that with the evidence available, Challenge is a good change. “I like Fasteners), Kara Holley (Mad they prosecuted the case with to do more than pedal uphill and Dog/Subaru/Gary Fisher) and Erin / ˆÃÊwÀ“Ê>ÃœÊ«À>V̈ViÃ\ Collins who finished in that order the best outcome possible. They coast downhill,” he says. contacted Mr. Wiliams' family to But Gillespie and expert – while single-speeders chalked up s2EAL0ROPERTY s%STATE0LANNING six riders. make sure that they were com- women’s rider Sara Watchorn s$IVORCEAND$OMESTIC2ELATIONS s"USINESS%NTITIES (Revolution) don’t necessarily From Hurricane, Intermountain fortable with the plea bargain. agree. Perhaps the hardest part of Cup riders travel to Lehi for the “After talking with the family (of s#ONTRACTSAND#OLLECTIONS s!DOPTION the race was the lack of downhill 13th Annual Showdown at 5-mile Mr. Williams), and knowing their Gillespie said. “You’re pedaling Pass on May 5. The relatively flat wishes, we felt this (sentence) the whole time for two plus hours.” races are finished, and now it’s on was something we could live ,!7&)2-/& 3OUTH%AST 3UITE3ALT,AKE#ITY 54 And Watchorn thinks the downhills to the higher-altitude courses with 7, ÊEÊ  DWARD CYCLINGUTAHCOM with,” said Bob Stott of the Salt !44/2.%93#/5.3%,/23!4,!7 are worth suffering on the climbs. leg-burning climbs, screaming-fast Lake County District Attorney’s downhills and cooler temperatures There was some shuffling Office. around in the expert women’s unlike the Cholla. “I set this one up category between this race and to give it a little variety,” Simmons the Classic Desert Rampage. says. “I think this is a good course Erin Collins, who took first in St. – a good tune-up for the races Keep up on all the George, raced pro in Hurricane and coming up.” Happenings - Watchorn grabbed the top spot on the podium. She finished a minute See race results on page 18. Subscribe to ahead of teammate Erika Powers Cycling Utah - (Revolution), who took fifth in St. Only $15/Year 18 cycling utah.com MAY 2007

8. Joe Christensen; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:09:55 Energy Drink 01:06:28 Men Cat 3: 54 Miles cycling utah 9. Ryan Woodward 2:24:43 2. Perry HALL; Wright/Park City Rides 01:06:28 1. Brandon Lynch; Sun Summit South 2:26:49 10. Steve Parrish 2:29:35 3. Brad Gehrig; Salt Lake Cycling Club 01:06:28 2. Dustin Eskelson; Binghams/Northshore 2:27:46 Spt Men 40+ 4. Kyle Cramer; SBR Sports 01:06:28 3. Ian Tuttle; Fitzgerald’s 2:28:25 1. Chad Hughes; Team Red Rock 1:50:56 5. Colby Tanner; Barbacoa 01:06:28 4. Connor O’Leary; Velosport Racing 2:28:38 2. Dave Smith; Team Red Rock 1:52:21 6. Rob Brasher; MiDuole / Barbacoa 01:06:28 5. L.J. Riel; Canyon Bicycles 2:28:56 7. Adam Catmull; Inertia 01:06:37 6. Mitch Peterson; Devo 2:28:56 3. Scott Russell 1:55:27 8. Ty HANSEN; Revolution - Peak Fasteners 01:06:37 7. Nathan Arnim; FFKR/Sportsbaseonline.com 2:28:56 4. Marty Sheeran; Team Red Rock 1:59:04 9. Brian Jenson; Autoliv 01:06:37 8. Sean Hoover; Canyon Cycle Draper 2:28:57 5. Craig Pierson 2:03:04 10. Adam Pascale; Vanguard Media/Utah Premier 01:06:37 9. Chris Peterson; Devo 2:29:24 6. John VanWagoner; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:03:45 11. Weston HYMAS; Porcupine Cycling 01:06:37 10. Dantley Young; Contender Bicycles 2:29:24 7. Jim Harper; Revolution 2:05:34 12. PJ Greek; Wright/Park City 01:06:37 11. Patrick Fasse; Vanguard Media Group Cycling Team RACE RESULTS 8. Scott Toly; Cole Sport 2:07:09 13. Justin TOTH; Contender -- Sambucca 01:06:50 2:29:31 9. Larry Tucker; Racers Cycle Service 2:09:20 14. Kirk Minor; Vanguard Media Group Cycling T 01:07:02 12. Richard Urena; Vanguard Media Group Cycling Team 10. Rafael Palacios; Park City Rides 2:09:30 15. Llewellyn HUMPHREYS; Team Millisecond 01:07:17 2:29:43 5. Liesl Harr; Red Rock Bicycles 1:32:16 Men 57+ 11. Rodney Ward; Wheelie Fun 2:11:17 Cat 5 Citizens Male 13. Piotr Strzelec 2:29:56 Mountain 6. Sherry Gifford 1:34:45 1. Jim Westenskow; OgdenOne 2:09:05 12. Jeff Lambert; Revolution 2:13:29 1. Corey Brand; Salt Lake City Cycling Club 01:09:14 14. Gary Dastrup; Vanguard Media Group 2:29:56 Bike Clydesdale 2. Bruce R. Argyle; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:09:23 13. Rich Caramadre 2:14:09 2. Jason Smith; Team Inertia 01:09:14 15. Bruce Bilodeau; Canyon Bicycles 2:30:28 1. Mike Oblad; Ellsworth Bikes/Hyland Cyclery 2:10:59 3. Joel Quinn; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:10:25 14. Don Goldberg 2:14:28 3. Cameron Patch; Velo Club 01:09:14 16. Aaron Olsen; FFKR 2:31:35 Racing 2. Greg Johnson; Mad Dog Cycles 2:14:02 4. Doug Cottle; Porcupine 2:30:03 4. Jerrel Storrud; Porcupine Cycling 01:09:14 17. Clint Carter; Vanguard Media Group Cycling Team 15. James Wedge; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:14:33 5. Chris SHERWIN; Revolution / Yeti 01:09:14 2:31:47 3. Jeff Strong; Nu Vision 2:35:59 5. Dennis Larson; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 3:41:03 16. Randal Klimes 2:18:30 4. Jim Verhaal; Autoliv 2:42:43 Pro Men 6. Matt Bradley 01:09:14 18. Darrick Riggs; Sienna Developement/Goble Knee 17. Kris Nosack; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:19:12 7. Kash Johnson; Canyon Bicycles 01:09:14 Clinic 2:32:18 5. Evan Christensen; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:49:33 1. Jason Sager; Mona-Vic/Cannondale 2:24:33 18. Mark Keller; Nu Vision 2:19:53 6. Bill Webb; Autoliv 3:01:53 2. Bart Gillespie; Mona-Vic/Cannondale 2:24:34 8. Monte Still 01:09:14 19. Jared Inouye; Biker’s Edge 2:31:47 Cholla Challenge, Intermountain Cup 19. Brian Dunton; Revolution/Peak Fastener 2:20:19 9. Dave Benson; EPO 01:09:14 20. Robert Bennion; Biker’s Edge 2:36:43 Exp Men 19-29 3. Chris Fox; Canyon Bicycle 2:27:31 20. Kendall Sullivan; Team Red Rock 2:21:56 Race #2, Hurricane, Utah, April 7, 2007 1. Jonny Hintz; Biker's Edge 2:52:54 4. Chris Holley; Mad Dog/Subaru/Gary Fisher 2:31:47 10. Bryce Yang; Bingham Cyclery 01:09:14 21. Nicole Evans; Team Lipton 2:37:53 12 & Under 21. Robert Pearce; Team Pro Cyclery 2:22:24 11. Brian Tolbert; Bike Peddler 01:09:14 22. Cameron Candelaria; Canyon Bicycles 2:39:46 2. Jerry Bowers; Revolution 2:56:38 5. David Welsh 2:36:20 22. Reed Hamblin 2:23:12 12. Michael VAN HOOK 01:11:15 23. Todd Taft; Vanguard Media Group 3:02:44 1. Justin Griffin; UtahMountainBiking.com 0:25:51 3. Ryan Harrison; Revolution 2:58:33 6. Reid Wycoff; Contender Bicycles 2:39:56 2. Ryan Westermann; VMG 0:27:43 23. Gordon Garrett; Racers Cycle 2:24:25 13. Samuel Straight; Mi Duole 01:11:15 24. Jonathan Gardner; Canyon Bicycles 3:02:44 4. Chris Petersen; Team Devo 3:05:38 7. Thomas Spannring; Monavie/Cannondale 2:48:08 24. Lyle Castle 2:25:19 14. David Cole; NA 01:11:22 Men Cat 4: 24 Miles 3. Galen Carter 0:30:19 5. Eduardo Vargas; Team Red Rock 3:09:13 Pro Women 15. Christian Ricks; Y Cycling 01:12:36 1. Perry Hall; Wright/Park City Rides 1:15:27 4. Cale Pilling; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 0:31:13 25. Dominick Bria; utahmountainbiking.com 2:34:39 6. Tyler Wilhelmsen; Guthries 3:14:38 1. Jennifer Hanks; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:56:05 26. George Klonizos 2:40:42 Junior 10 - 18 Male 2. Courtney Larsen 1:15:37 5. Carlee Hunsake;r UtahMountainBiking.com 0:31:25 7. Erick Greenwood; KUHL 3:16:16 2. Kara C. Holley; Mad Dog/Subaru/Gary Fisher 3:01:39 1. Tanner Putt; Cole Sport 01:24:11 3. Ty Hansen; Revolution - Peak Fasteners 1:17:28 6. Benji Bullock; Ames Promoting 0:35:33 27. Tracy Ence; Team Red Rock 2:52:48 2. Gabe Crawford 01:36:41 4. Justin Brady; Ice Rocky Mountain Surgery 1:18:09 8. Ryan Krusemark; KUHL 3:27:03 3. Erin Collins 3:07:59 Spt/Exp Men 13-15 7. Clair Pilling; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 0:39:01 Exp Men 30-39 Single-Speed 3. Andrew Hale 01:41:42 5. Walter Blanco; University of Utah Cycling 1:19:54 8. Sammy Jones; Racers Cycle Service 0:39:02 1. Daniel VanWagoner; utahmountainbiking.com 2:19:37 4. Paden HOOVER; Canyon Cycle Draper 01:43:23 6. Dave Hachey; Ice Rocky Mountain Surgery 1:19:59 1. Richard D. Abbott; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:34:49 1. Kenny Jones; Racer's Cycle Service 1:47:03 2. Tanner Cottle; Porcupine/Specalized 2:34:10 9. Kendra Keyes; Racers Cycle Service 0:44:19 2. Brad W. Pilling; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:38:06 2. Brad Keyes; Racer's Cycle Service 1:47:28 Masters 35+ Male 7. Colton Hlavinka; Byrds 1:20:51 10. Samantha Bria; UtahMountainBiking.com 0:52:09 3. Merrick Taylor 2:36:52 7. Gary PORTER; Bountiful Mazda Cycling Team 01:30:52 8. Adam Boyce; Ice Rocky Mountain Surgery 1:22:37 3. Chad Harris; Racer's Cycle Service 2:42:04 3. Jamie Pogue; Revolution 1:53:02 4. Justin Griffin; utahmountainbiking.com 2:47:31 9 & Under 4. Brandon Cunningham; Collins 2:43:40 4. Jon Lambert; Revolution 2:06:07 8. Greg Freebairn; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 01:33:35 9. Scott Openshaw; RMCC 1:23:47 1. Wesley Wallenfels 11:40 Spt/Exp Men 16-18 9. Mike Hanseen; X-men 01:35:01 10. Michael Macci; Rocky Mtn 1:24:02 5. Fred Porter; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:45:08 5. Chad Hunter; utahmountainbiking.com 2:53:16 1. Jed Miller; Team Red Rock 2:03:09 10. Robert SORENSON; Vanguard Media Utah Premier 11. Wayne Hofeldt 1:25:01 2. Joe Pilling; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 12:18 6. Brian Jeppson; Cedar Cycle 2:45:13 Sport Women 3. Samuel Harr; Red Rock Bicycles 13:05 2. David Larsen; Utah Mtn Biking.com 2:07:24 01:35:45 12. John Thomas; Gallatin Valley Bicycle Club 1:26:56 7. Ryan Ashbridge; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:48:10 1. Jody Anderson; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:09:48 3. Cameron Lowry; Young Riders 2:12:09 11. BRIAN BOUDREAU 01:35:45 13. Jerrel Storrud; Porcupine Cycling 1:31:10 4. Thayne Reid 15:16 8. Benjamin Allen 2:48:18 2. Jenelle Kremer; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:18:47 12. Curtis Doman; Inertia 01:35:45 Men Cat 5: 17 Miles 5. Thomas Zenger; Racers Cycle Service 16:06 4. Jed Harr; Team Red Rock 2:30:48 9. Sam Moore; Porcupine/Canyon Sports 2:48:43 3. Destiny Ortiz; Porcupine 2:22:15 Women 35+ 13. Bruce Bilodeau; Canyon Bicycles 01:36:42 1. Kash Johnson; Canyon Bicycles 0:56:15 6. Lia Westermann; VMG 16:13 10. Bob Saffell; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:49:41 4. Michiko Lizarazo; Ogden One 2:26:55 14. brian avery; salt lake cycling club 01:36:42 2. Cameron Patch; Velo Club 0:56:15 7. Eliza Zenger; Racers Cycle Service 16:33 1. Whitney Pogue; Revolution/DNA 1:08:59 15. Kathy Sherwin; Titus Cycles 01:36:42 3. Shane Dunleavy; Vanguard Media Group Cycling Team 11. Paz Ortiz; Porcupine/Canyon Sports 2:50:50 5. Lyna Saffell; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:32:13 2. Melissa Quigley; Team Sugar/White Pine 1:10:56 8. Ariana Davis 16:42 12. Jared Nelson; Summit Velo 2:51:18 6. Whitney Thompson; Team Sugar/White Pine Touring 16. Sam Barkley; Cutthroat Racing 01:41:53 0:56:15 9. Jordan Christensen; Team Red Rock 18:41 3. Heather Gilbert; Shoobi/Uintah Cutthroat 1:12:40 Masters 45+ Male 4. Kyl Samway 0:59:13 13. Derick Batley; Team Red Rock 2:53:48 2:47:59 4. Jolene Nosack; UtahMountainBiking.com 1:16:17 10. Cassidy Keyes; Racer's Cycle Service 19:30 14. Matt Ohran; Mona-Vic/Cannondale 2:54:33 7. Amber Hatfield; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:56:53 1. MARK SKARPOHL; COLE SPORT 01:35:57 5. Jeffery Banks 1:00:06 11. Sierra Pogue; Revolution 19:31 5. Lisa M. Saturnino 1:29:12 2. Dirk Cowley; FFKR/Sportsbaseonline.com 01:36:43 6. Marcus Singleton 1:00:59 15. Brad Newby; Team Red Rock 2:58:17 Spt Men 19-29 6. Sally Hutchings; UtahMountainBiking.com 1:22:03 Beg Men 13-15 16. Mark Esplin; Bountiful Bicycle Center 3:14:04 1. Alan R. Stettler 1:51:51 3. Peter Barquin; Cole Sport 01:36:48 7. Jedd Cox 1:01:08 1. Chandler Harr; Red Rock Bicycles 1:18:13 7. Sharree Snyder; Mad Dog 1:34:54 4. Jeff Clawson; Canyon Bicycles 01:36:48 8. Jason Speirs 1:01:25 Exp Men 40+ 2. Dan Weller 1:58:57 8. Juli Hunter; UtahMountainBiking.com 1:41:00 5. Chuck Collins; ICE/ROCKY MOUNTAIN SURGERY CEN 9. Dave Wildling 1:01:34 Beg Men 16-18 1. Mike Hileman; Nu Vision Sport Optics 2:34:23 3. Erik Skramstad; Pro Cyclery 2:09:46 1. Chet Norman; Team Red Rock 1:26:51 01:36:48 10. Jared Benson; Y Cycling 1:03:15 2. Jim Juenger 2:50:43 4. Ben Hutchings; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:12:59 8. StevenP Lewis; COLE SPORT 01:38:52 11. Michael Van Hook; Contender/Sambucca 1:04:04 2. Vincent Bria; UtahMountainBiking.com 1:19:18 3. David Kelsey 2:56:28 5. Garrett H. Kener; Mad Dog Cycles 2:15:58 9. Jeff STREET; Canyon Bicycles 01:39:32 12. Shane Watt 1:04:46 3. Colin Hunsaker; UtahMountainBiking.com 1:19:29 4. Gary Fuller; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 2:57:35 6. Brandon Wylde; Gonzo Quixote 2:20:50 Road 10. Don BOWEN; Bountiful Mazda 01:39:45 Master Men 35+: 32 Miles 4. Bryce Bullock; Ames Promoting 1:22:33 5. Antoine Gonzales; Team CES Racing 2:57:49 7. Tyler Margetts; UtahMountainbiking.com 2:23:04 11. Gary Gardiner; Bountiful Mazda 01:39:45 1. Scott Allen; Canyon Bicycles 1:36:19 Beg Men 19-29 6. Daren Cottle; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 2:59:14 8. Ben Martin 2:45:37 Racing 12. Perry Woods 01:40:20 2. Andrew Lock; Canyon Bicycles 1:36:19 1. Dennis Stacy; Perfect Fit 1:05:29 7. Alex Lizarazo; Ogden One 3:11:23 9. Nick Hopson 2:34:10 13. Michael MACDONALD; Bountiful Mazda 01:43:11 3. Gary Porter; Bountiful Mazda Cycling Team 1:36:19 2. Justin Dickey 1:48:23 8. D Davis; Cutthroat 3:12:22 Spt Men 30-34 14. Steve Wilcox; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 01:44:45 4. Jon Gallagher; Cole Sport 1:36:28 Beg Men 30-39 9. Robert Westermann; VMG 3:13:12 1. Scott Billings; Mad Dog Cycles 1:54:41 15. Kevin Shepard; Contender 01:44:45 5. Jeff Ure; Bountiful Mazda Cycling Team 1:36:28 1. Stephan Bergen; utanmountainbiking.com 1:00:41 10. Todd Wimmer 3:17:58 2. Jesse Sorenson; Mad Dog 1:55:05 Master 55+ Male 6. Dan Minert; Bountiful Mazda Cycling Team 1:36:28 2. Travis Buzzard; Revolution 1:02:44 Hell of the North Road Race, Salt Lake 1. Ken LOUDER; FFKR Architects/SBO.com 01:39:32 7. William Martin 1:36:28 11. Kevin Nelson; Canyon Bicycle 3:19:53 3. Greg Larson; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 1:59:22 2. Shannon Storrud; Porcupine Cycling 01:45:20 8. Rob Van Kirk; Ice Rocky Mountain Surgery 1:36:28 3. Jonathan Hall 1:03:10 Expert Women 4. Rich Bruin; Porcupine/Canyon Sports 2:00:19 City, April 7, 2007 4. Brett Sterrett 1:04:13 Pro 1-2 3. Henry Ebell; Canyon Bicycles of Salt Lake 01:46:38 9. Greg Freebairn; Porcupine/Secialized Racing 1:37:30 1. Sara Watchorn; Revolution 2:05:07 5. Danny Christensen; Red Rock Bicycles 2:00:28 Cat 1-2-3 Female 10. Stephen Tueller; Bountiful Mazda Cycling Team 1:37:30 5. Rich Gurr 1:08:59 2. Erika Powers; Revolution 2:06:16 6. James White 2:00:50 1. BRYSON PERRY; Sienna Dev't - Goble Knee Clin 02:02:39 2. RYAN BARRETT; Sienna Dev't - Goble Knee Clin 02:02:47 1. Kathy Sherwin; Titus Cycles 01:22:41 11. Bob Saffell; Revolution-Peak Fasteners 1:43:14 6. Michael Gurr 1:09:58 3. Chanda Jeppson; Cedar Cycle/Color Country 2:08:09 7. Shae Mayner 2:01:35 2. Nisie ANTACLE; Ivory Homes 01:22:41 12. Justin Kline; Ice Rocky Mountain Surgery 1:44:03 7. Brian Oblad 1:16:12 3. Mark Santurbane; Team Bobs-Bicycles.Com 02:02:47 4. Ellen Guthrie; VMG 2:14:25 8. Matt Flygare; utahmountainbiking.com 2:01:35 4. Tommy Nelson; Sixtufit 02:03:39 3. Laura PATTEN; Vanguard Media Group Cycling T 01:23:48 13. Shane Dunleavy; Vanguard Media Group Cycling 8. Craig Belt; Red Rock Bicycles 1:23:55 5. Kary Moore; Sugar/WPT 2:19:03 9. Tyler R. Knudsen; UNLV Geoscience 2:02:43 4. Tiffany Pezzulo; Team Ivory Homes 01:24:11 Team 1:45:22 Beg Men 40+ 5. Harward David; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 6. Lisa White; Team Sugar/White Pine 2:24:17 10. Jeff Sherrod; Hyland Cyclery 2:03:47 6. Billy Allen; FFKR/Sportsbaseonline.com 02:04:39 5. Sonia Maxfield; VMG 01:37:16 14. Alex Lizarazo; Ogden One 1:50:06 1. Todd Jackson 1:03:40 Men 50+ 11. Aaron Smith; Bikeman.com 2:04:48 7. Todd HAGEMAN; Binghams/Northshore 02:04:39 Cat 4 Female Master Men 45+: 32 Miles 2. Bryan Newberry 1:04:18 1. Dana Harrison; Revolution/Peak Fasteners 1:47:50 12. Darren Harris; Kadshanky 2:09:38 8. Jeremy SMITH; Vanguard Media Group Cycling 02:05:07 1. Lori Frandsen; Wasatch Women 01:35:01 1. Mark Zimbelman; Bountiful Mazda 1:35:37 3. Steve Bills; DNA Cycling/Golsan Cycles 1:06:23 2. Victor Rodriguez; Team CES Racing 1:53:42 13. Carl Goodfellow; Bountiful Bicycle 2:11:19 9. Justin Rose; Team Bobs-Bicycles.Com 02:08:26 2. Julie Ann Holmes; Your Name Here 01:41:24 2. Mark Skarpohl; Cole Sport 1:35:37 4. Glenn Strickland 1:09:58 3. Gary Strabala; Nu Vision 1:55:13 14. Ramsey Moore 2:17:01 10. Skylere Bingham; Binghams/Northshore 02:10:09 3. lisa pascadlo; NA 01:42:24 3. Jerald Hunsaker; Bountiful Mazda 1:35:37 5. Randy Stewart 1:11:14 4. Brad A. Mullen; Mad Dog Cycles 2:01:19 15. Dan Hutchings; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:23:49 11. Mark Skarpohl; Cole Sport 02:11:46 4. Kristin Vincent; UT Velo Club 01:24:11 4. Mark Schaefer; Paultracy.com 1:36:07 6. Stacy Griswold; Team Red Rock 1:14:35 12. Eric Rasmussen; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 02:12:57 5. Dirk Cowley; FFKR/sportsbaseonline.com 1:36:07 5. Bob Dawson 2:06:17 16. John Skramstad 2:31:10 Tax Day Circuit Race, Pocatello, Idaho, 6. Clyde Done; FFKR Arch /SBO 1:36:37 7. Glenn Liberatore 1:14:47 6. Paul Moote; Mad Dog 2:09:06 Spt Men 35-39 13. Alex Rock; Contender Bicycles 02:13:09 8. Kraig Graham 1:17:03 14. JARED NELSON; Sienna Dev't - Goble Knee Clin 02:13:09 April 21, 2007 7. Chuck Collins; Ice Rocky Mountain Surgery 1:36:37 7. Craig D. Williams; CutThroat Racing 2:12:16 1. Todd NeuMarker; UtahMountainBiking.com 1:54:06 8. Jeff Clawson; Canyon Bicycles 1:37:55 9. Scott Hunsaker; UtahMountainBiking.com 1:20:28 15. Jesse Gordon; Contender Bicycles 02:13:09 Men Pro-1-2: 60 Miles 8. Tim Fisher; Team Momentum 2:15:49 2. Gavin T. Cook; Revolution 1:56:36 Cat 3 Men 1. Mark Santurbane; Team Bobs-bicycles.com 2:43:49 9. Tony Chesrow; Cole Sport 1:38:01 10. Craig Bruin 1:22:09 9. Jim Pitkin; Cutthroat Racing 2:18:03 3. Joel Zenger; Racers Cycle Service 1:57:34 10. Donald Armstrong; Bountiful Mazda 1:38:20 Beginner Women 1. Richard Urena; Vanguard Media Group Cycling T 02:23:14 2. Dave Harward; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 2:43:56 10. Byron Kosick; Team Red Rock 2:23:32 4. Keith Payne; Mad Dog 1:57:55 3. Jeff Sargent; FFKR/Sportsbaseonline.com 2:44:08 11. Michael Longmire; NRO 1:39:19 1. Brittany L. Ellis; Mad Dog Cycles 1:10:12 2. Daniel Nelson; Y Cycling 02:26:21 11. Dean Huber; Flower Children/Wildrose 2:25:21 5. Michael C. Engberson; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:01:13 3. Dantley Young; CONTENDER-SAMBUCCA 02:26:21 4. Kris Lunning; Fitzgeralds Bicycles 2:45:07 12. Michael MacDonald; Bountiful Mazda 1:40:26 2. Amanda L. Sherrod; Hyland Cyclery 1:10:52 12. Dave Roth; Cutthroat Racing 2:30:31 6. Danny Spencer; Logan Race Club 2:01:14 4. Sean Hoover; Canyon Bicycles 02:26:21 5. Nate Page; Contender Bicycles 2:46:30 13. Perry Woods 1:41:14 3. Jennifer Curry; Mad Dog Cycles 1:15:22 13. Lynn Stephens; UtahMountainBiking.com 2:11:30 7. Vladimir Capka; Cutthroat Racing 2:07:28 5. Patrick FASSE; Vanguard Media Group Cycling T 02:26:21 6. Pete Kuennemann; Ogden One 2:46:32 14. Don Bowen; Bountiful Mazda 1:41:23 4. Catherine Curtis 1:20:52 5. Nathan Aruim; FFKR/Sports Base Online 02:26:21 7. Robert Lofgran; Contender Bicycles 2:47:01 15. Keith Anderson; Logan Race Club 1:41:58 6. Eric THOMPSON; 8. Sandy Perrins; Sienna Dev’t - Goble Knee Clinic 2:47:13 16. Scott Bales; Bountiful Mazda 1:42:00 Vanguard Media Group 9. Mike Booth; Sienna Dev’t - Goble Knee Clinic 2:47:44 17. Nate Timms; Miduole 1:47:51 Cycling T 02:26:21 10. John Mckone; Ccb/volkswagen 2:48:05 18. Steven P. Lewis; Cole Sport 1:50:07 9. Gary DASTRUP; VMG 11. Nate Thomas; Sienna Dev’t - Goble Knee Clinic 2:48:14 19. Bob Walker; Bountiful Mazda 1:50:27 02:26:21 12. Todd Hageman; Binghams/Northshore 2:48:18 20. Sam Wolfe; Canyon Bicycles 1:50:57 10. Dustin Eskelson; 13. Craig Kidd; Ice Rocky Mountain Surgery 2:48:22 21. Jonas Neeser; Ice Rocky Mountain Surgery 1:55:02 Binghams/Northshore 14. Jesse Gordon; Contender Bicycles 2:48:40 22. Darwin Mingo; Welltrients for Life 1:55:37 02:28:10 15. Brent Cannon; Contender Bicycles 2:48:48 Master Men 55+: 24 Miles 11. Clark Mower; 16. Alex Rock; Contender Bicycles 2:49:15 1. Gary Simmons; Bountiful Mazda 1:24:08 Contender 02:28:10 17. Cameron Hoffman; Ogden One Cycling Team 2:49:37 2. Shannon Storrud; Porcupine Cycling 1:24:08 12. Aaron torres; 18. Jason Hendrickson; FFKR/Sportsbaseonline 2:49:53 3. Gary Powers; RMCC 1:38:58 VELOSPORT RACING 19. Kevin Van Loon; FFKR Architects \ Sportbaseonline. 4. Joe Lehman 1:50:06 02:46:01 com 2:53:40 Junior Men 15-16: 24 Miles 13. Justin Drummond; 20. Norman Bryner; SLCC 2:53:40 1. Dana Hoffman; Ogden One 1:39:45 ICO 02:28:45 21. Eric Flynn; Binghams/Northshore 3:04:26 2. Eric Stratton; Peaked 1:39:46 14. Piotr Strzelec; NA 22. Eric Pardyjak; Binghams/Northshore 3:04:26 Junior Men 13-14: 17 Miles 02:29:25 23. Eric Rasmussen; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 3:04:26 1. Trevor Mingo; Welltrients for Life 1:13:11 15. Robby Hansen; 24. Marc Yap; Sienna Dev’t - Goble Knee Clinic 3:07:44 Women 1-2-3: 39 Miles Canyon Bicycles 25. Patrick Ramirez; Contender Bicycles 3:07:44 1. Kris Walker; Team Bobs-bicycles.com 2:14:12 02:40:27 26. Eric Jeppsen; Binghams/northshore 3:09:29 2. Laura Howat; Vanguard Media Group 2:14:12 Cat 4 Men 27. Gardie Jackson; Sienna Dev’t - Goble Knee Clinic 3:12:13 3. Chellie Terry; Fitzgerald’s Bicycles 2:14:12 1. Jason Asay; Hiro 28. Robert Sorenson; Vanguard Media Utah Premier 3:20:12 4. Jen Ward; WWCC 2:15:17

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5. Laura Patten; Vanguard Media Group 11. Cody Wignall 02:33:55 15. Al Thresher 02:45:01 Cycling Team 2:15:17 12. Jon Schofield 02:33:56 Men 45+ Advocacy 6. Jill Wilkerson-Smith; Intermountain 13. Piotr Strzelec 02:34:02 1. Mark Schaefer 02:33:42 News from the Utah Financial 2:15:23 7. Karen Appleby-Krieg; Team Bobs-bicycles. 14. Gory Dastrup 02:34:15 2. Mark Zimbelman 02:33:46 com 2:16:24 15. Darrick Riggs 02:34:43 3. Dirk Cowley 02:33:54 Cycling Association 8. Jamie Bennion; Team Bobs-bicycles. 16. Matteo Campbell 02:35:04 4. Jerald Hunsaker 02:33:56 Bike and Ped Safety? com 2:16:30 17. Todd Taft 02:35:08 5. Donald Armstrong 02:34:46 9. Ruthie Shapiro; Vanguard Media Group 18. Clint Carter 02:35:16 6. Clyde Done 02:34:56 Hopefully the recent changes 2:17:08 By Charles Pekow lar topic for legislative debate, no Women Cat 4: 24 Miles 19. Weston Woodward 02:36:05 7. Tony Chesrow 02:34:58 to the UCA will be evident to state enacted a helmet law last year. 1. Jillian Gardner; Canyon Bicycles 1:31:37 20. Andrey Yarbrough 02:36:51 8. Jeff Clawson 02:35:05 2. Jamie Leake 1:31:37 Men 4 9. Chuck Collins 02:35:33 those of you involved in road rac- State legislatures play a key role (Data do not include local ordi- 3. Lori Frandsen; Wasatch Women 1:31:53 1. Josh Carter 02:35:32 10. Lance Newey 02:35:36 nances.) 4. Trish Kalbas-Schmidt; Bobs Bicycles Cycling 2. Perry Hall 02:35:35 11. Korlin Gillete 02:36:55 ing in our region. Some will be in ensuring bicycle and Club 1:32:03 But a recent issue that some state 5. Beth Neilson; LRC Wimmers 1:34:11 3. David Gontrun 02:35:39 12. Michael Macdonald 02:37:33 more obvious than others and all safety. Actions by state, local and 4. Adam Jones 02:35:36 13. David Kelsey 02:37:35 6. Karen Mohr; Lrc Wimmers 1:46:21 should be for the better. federal governments have made legislatures did succeed in passing 7. Brandi Gorden; Vanguard Media Group 4.5. Shannon Boffeli 02:35:43 14. Daren Cottle 02:37:38 streets safer for people to bike and legislation around last year involved Cycling Team 1:46:58 5. Adam Catmull 02:36:27 15. Nate Timms 02:38:03 Our redesigned website www. 8. Kristin Vincent; Utah Velo 1:50:39 6. Colby Tanner 02:36:32 16. Sam Wolfe 02:40:16 the nuisance of motorized scooters Master Women 35+: 24 Miles walk. 1. Jodi Cuccia; Intermountain Orthopaedics 7. Ken Webster 02:36:38 17. Bill Cutting 02:41:21 utahcycling.com has become on the bikepaths. Colorado and six 1:46:14 8. Brian Randall 02:36:29 18. Gary Gardiner 02:42:55 more user friendly and easier to 2. Michiko Lizarazo; Ogden One 1:50:44 9. Rodney Boynton 02:37:50 Men 55+ Or so says the National other states have enacted legisla- 10. Patrick Greis 02:37:59 1. Ken Louder 02:36:41 navigate. Changes include a New Conference of State Legislatures tion restricting use of “toy bikes” or Sports Am East Canyon Road 11. Gene Smith 02:38:02 2. Gary Simmmons 02:39:07 12. Zach Terry 02:38:03 3. Jim Gilland 02:51:56 Rider FAQ section, a rider/club/ (NCSL) in an advisory to its mem- “pocket bikes.” As their popularity Race, 60 Miles, East Canyon 13. Kelly Glenn 02:38:05 4. Shannon Storrud 02:56:37 shop spotlight, calendar remind- bers. Its new Transportation Review: increases, NCSL’s review suggests, Resort, April 28, 2007 14. Gareth Orr 02:38:07 5. Phil Pattison 03:03:42 Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety indi- state and municipal authorities “will Men 1/2 15. Rob Brasher 02:38:09 6. Henry Ebell 03:44:29 ers and the return of points stand- 1. Bryson Perry 02:19:18 Men 5 Female 1/2 /3 ings on the home page. cates that NCSL thinks its members want to address” how they affect 2. Cameron Hoffman 02:19:23 1. Kash Johnson-1 02:34:45 1. Laura Howat 02:57:58 play an important role in ensuring bicyclists and pedestrians. The most significant improve- 3. Dave Harward 02:19:28 2. Elliott Smith-1 02:34:46 2. Kelly Crawford 02:58:00 the safety of bicyclists. But the data Another common topic involved 4. Todd Hageman 02:19:36 3. Jason Smith-1 02:34:53 3. Jill Wilkerson-Smith 02:59:21 ment, however, has to be the 5. Mike Booth 02:19:38 4. Cortlan Brown-1 02:36:07 4. Ruth Shapiro 02:59:47 the report provides indicate that state Safe Routes to Schools, efforts to 6. Sandy Perrins 02:19:43 5. John O'connell-1 02:36:21 5. Tiffany Mainor 03:00:07 team database and subsequently legislatures are doing a lot more encourage children to bike and walk 7. Eric Flynn 02:20:08 6. Chad Burt-1 02:38:02 6. Alison Bryon 03:02:52 8. Nate Thomas 02:20:37 7. David Cole-1 02:38:23 7. Kathy Robinson 03:02:57 the improved results. Hell of the debating and introducing of safety to school safely. Several states had 9. Art O'connor 02:20:54 8. Chris Thresher-1 02:39:48 8. Sonia Maxfield 03:08:46 North results were posted on the legislation than actually implement- similar legislation before passage 10. David Francis 02:21:27 9. Lance Anderson-1 02:44:29 9. Cori Richards 03:22:24 of the 2005 federal SAFETEA-LU 11. Ryan Barrett 02:21:36 10. Jeffrey Johnson-1 02:44:35 Female 4 website the same day! ing it. 12. John Mckone 02:21:39 11. Sandy White-1 02:45:04 1. Lori Frundsen 01:58:42 The UCA has also purchased NCSL reported that last year, Act that offered each state at least 13. Jeremy Smith 02:21:40 12. Scott Taylor-1 02:45:09 2. Jamie Leake 01:58:43 a laptop computer and video state legislatures considered nearly $1 million. (In 2004, for instance, 14. Ben D'hulst 02:21:42 13. Dave Benson-1 02:45:16 3. Jillian Gardner 02:00:16 80 bicycle and pedestrian bills, Colorado earmarked some of its fed- 15. Eric Jeppsen 02:21:55 14. Seth Bradley-1 02:45:41 4. Heather Nielson 02:00:40 camera to facilitate quick and 16. Marc Yap 02:21:59 15. Tyler Kirk-1 02:47:39 5. Kelly Dailey 02:00:58 though they passed far fewer. Many eral traffic safety funds for projects 17. Norman Bryner 02:22:16 Men 35+ 6. Leslie Cooper 02:10:11 accurate results like we experi- deal with motorist responsibilities; around schools.) But the federal law, 18. Gardie Jackson 02:23:53 1. Dave Sharp 02:31:59 7. Brandi Gorden 02:10:35 enced at Hell of the North. These 19. Zan Treasure 02:23:55 2. Gary Porter 02:32:04 8. Diana Evans 02:10:46 another common topic involved obviously, provided a spur to states, 20. Brent Cannon 02:25:03 3. Brian Fife 02:32:10 Female 35+ items will be available for all increasing penalties for violating which not only get the money but Men 3 4. Bruce Bilodeau 02:32:16 1. Jennifer Quinn 02:15:05 1. Connor O'Leary 02:32:04 5. Scott Allen 02:32:18 2. Brenda Olsen 02:15:52 UCA clubs at their events at a rules. get considerable leeway in designing 2. Robert Bennion 02:32:15 6. Stephen Tueller 02:32:22 Juniors nominal fee. But the most common bicycle their own programs. 3. Dustin Eshelson 02:32:18 7. James Ferguson 02:32:26 1. Paden Hoover For 2007 there are 21 UCA safety issue that spurred (unsuccess- But most states hadn’t figured 4. Cameron Lasky 02:32:19 8. Jeff Ure 02:32:55 Juniors out yet exactly what to do with 5. Ben Nichols 02:32:22 9. Andrew Lock 02:33:08 1. Matt Wride races on the calendar and we ful) legislation concerned helmet 6. Ali Goulet 02:32:46 10. Michael Olsen 02:34:51 2. Tj Eisenhart use, NCSL reported. And for good their Safe Routes money. Options have 28 registered teams, plenty 7. Patrick Fasse 02:33:32 11. Steve Warsocki 02:35:18 3. Bobby Cannon reason. Of the 782 bicyclists killed range from educating children about 8. Sean Hoover 02:33:34 12. Greg Freebairn 02:37:47 4. Nate Sorensen of racing (and racers) and we 9. Lance Christiansen 02:33:42 13. Dave Fosnocht 02:39:06 5. Keith Powell in the in 2005, 673 bicycle safety to designing safe 10. Curt Doman 02:33:45 14. Mike Hanseen 02:42:29 hope to see you on the road. were not wearing helmets, accord- bike routes and promoting biking -Terry McGinnis ing to the National Highway Traffic and walking instead of getting a Safety Administration. ride in an auto to school. As of this Twenty states, Puerto Rico and January, 29 states were still figur- Salt Lake City the District of Columbia had previ- ing out what to do and only South Complete Streets ously enacted laws requiring some Dakota had made no effort. It’s still users (most commonly juveniles) too early to judge the effectiveness Order Signed to wear helmets, according to the of these programs but the issue will Insurance Institute for Highway remain popular as states continue to Safety. But Idaho, Utah, Colorado figure out what to do and then do it, Earlier this year, Salt Lake and Wyoming had not, though. NCSL’s paper predicts. City Mayor Rocky Anderson Ironically, though it proved a popu- signed an executive order requir- ing Salt Lake City to accom- modate the transportation needs Road racing of bicyclists and pedestrians in future road construction or recon- Tour of Utah Postponed struction projects. The order, is intended to further promote walk- SALT LAKE CITY – The Board of Directors of the Tour of Utah bicycle ing and bicycling as safe, effec- race announced today that this year’s event will be postponed. tive alternatives to automobile While enthusiasm and support for the Tour of Utah continues to be high, transportation, and to ensure City after several months of aggressive sales and marketing efforts, the manage- transportation projects fully plan ment team was unable to secure the required level of sponsorship support needed to produce the multi-stage race they had planned. Based on initial for the variety of uses of public feedback from potential sponsors, the race organizers believe that postponing rights of way over the long term. the race will allow the time necessary to secure sufficient sponsor support to The executive order provides produce the race. clear requirements and guidelines Chairman of the Board, Greg Miller, is hopeful that the combination of the for the incorporation of bicycle new management team assembled in January 2007, general interest from the business community and excitement from cyclists, will result in a strong and pedestrian ways into City community event in the future. road construction and reconstruc- “In assessing our current staff, meeting personally with community stake- ;dgY^hi^cXi^kZ tion projects. The order also holders and business leaders, and observing the Tour of California bicycle establishes a Complete Streets race, I believe that we have the foundation in place to build a well-respected eg^ci^c\! Committee, consisting of the and successful event,” Miller said. “We hit the ground in January, Transportation Director, Planning and after getting up-to-speed, realized that we will better serve the commu- ejWa^h]^c\ nity by postponing this year’s race. We need to get an earlier start in order Director, City Engineer, and, VcYYZh^\c! to time our fundraising efforts with annual corporate budget cycles.” where appropriate, the Airport In connection with today’s announcement, Ted Wilson, Executive Director of ^iÉhVaa^c Director, to judge whether includ- the Tour of Utah, is stepping down to pursue other opportunities. i]Zhe^c# ing walkways or bikeways on “Ted did a great job getting us to where we are today,” Miller said. “We will a given public right of way is miss his leadership and wish Ted the very best in his endeavors.” A replace- ment will be named in the near future. proportionate to the projected use In addition, the Utah Sports Commission announced it will work with USA Proud printer of Cycling Utah Since 1993 of the right of way by pedestrians Cycling and Medalist Sports, LLC, one of the leading cycling event plan- and bicyclists. ners, to create and develop a broad-based, comprehensive cycling strategy 58 North Main • P.O. Box 390 • Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 The document can be found for the state of Utah, including the Tour of Utah. 435-882-0050 • Salt Lake 801-355-6525 • Toll Free 866-721-9992 online at cyclingutah.com/news/ “This strategy will allow the state to explore cycling in greater detail to the Fax 435-882-6123 • www.tbpublishing.com benefit of the sport and the Tour of Utah,” said Jeff Robbins, President and Completestreets.pdf. CEO of the Utah Sports Commission. 20 cycling utah.com MAY 2007

Location - Salt Lake City senting and promoting the sport of consists of cycling and mountain the Utah MS 150, St. George Club Guide - continued from Club Statement - We're a small team cycling and their supporters in an bike enthusiast ranging from highly Cactus Hugger, Utah Lake Century page 4 and welcome anyone who wants to exciting, healthy, and responsible competitive racers to those who are Epic Ride (ULCER) and Salt Lake Type of Cycling - Road racing, join. We offer weekly mountain bike light, while providing development simply looking for riding partners. Century. With regular Saturday mountain bike racing, road touring, rides, road rides, and skills days out opportunities for elite and junior We also put on the Porcupine Big group rides and informal weekday mountain recreational. of our shop (Cyclesmith) as well as athletes. Racing locally and region- Cottonwood Hill Climb to raise rides, RMCC riders are always pres- Location - Evanston, Wyoming shop discounts, coaching, and the ally Ivory Homes cycling team funds for local cancer research and ent on the Road. Club Statement - The Evanston pleasure of having the best mechan- invites new members interested in victims. We will once again be run- Wyoming Cycling Club is a ics in town take really good care of competing and supporting primarily ning the 2nd annual Chalk Creek Salt Lake City Cycling 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit cor- your bike. Everyone is welcome, women's cycling in Utah. Road Race in Coalville, which is the Sponsors: Canyon Bicycles poration. Primary purposes of the from new juniors to experienced State Championships for Masters Contact: Mike Hanseen, (801) 278- Cycling Club include promoting masters. Logan Race Club / Wimmer's and Junior categories. 1500, inahurry@canyonbicycles. community education of bicycle Mountain Bike Team com related issues; establishing partner- Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts / Rocky Sponsors - Wimmer's Ultimate Price Area Singletrack Society Website: www.canyonbicycles.com ships with the local school district; Mountain Surgery Center Bicycles, Bridgerland Cache Animal (PASS) Type of Cycling (Road Racing, Mtb encouraging the development of Sponsors - Rocky Mountain Surgery Hospital, Treehouse Pediatrics and Sponsors - BicycleWorks racing, road touring, mtn pathways for bicycle and pedes- Center, A.G. Edwards, Scott's Ski Family Care, CVTD (Cache Valley Contact - Fuzzy Nance, Recreational or any combo of the trian use; and advocating the sport and Sports, Rob's Ride On Bikes Transit District), "TEC" Electric, [email protected], 435- above): Road and Mountain of bicycling as healthy outdoor and Snow, Barries Ski and Sports, Santa Cruz, Louis Garneau, Gyro 637-BIKE (2453) Location: Salt Lake City recreation. The Cycling Club pro- Kirk's Kruisers Contact - Beth Neilson, lrcmtb@ Website - www.Groups.msn.com/ Club Statement: motes bicycle education and safety Contact - Rob Van Kirk, 208-282- yahoo.com; Steve or Mark Wimmer, PriceAreaSingletrackSociety Weekly club rides for both road and through community programs such 2503, [email protected] 801-752-2326 Type of Cycling - Mountain bike mountain. Majority of members are as Helmets for Heather and the Safe Website - www.idahocycling.com Website - www.loganraceclub.org trail-riding and trail-building road riders. 100% open to all to join. Kids Coalition. The Club offers Type of Cycling - Road racing and Type of Cycling - Mountain bike Location - Price No cliques! No high school theat- three annual PEDAL (Promoting touring, commuting, and advocacy racing Club Statement - PASS's main rics, no judgments just having fun Educational Development and Location - Pocatello, Idaho Location - Logan focus is building & riding technical riding bikes. Learning) scholarships to graduating Club Statement - Idaho Cycling Club Statement - The Logan Race singletrack to create a Mountain bik- Evanston High School seniors for Enthusiasts ("ICE") was founded in Club / Wimmer's Mountain Bike ing destination here in Price, create Southwestern Utah Bicycle post-secondary education. The Club 1997 "to encourage bicycle riding, Racing Team includes a vast array recreational options which don't sup- Touring Association (SWUBTA) coordinates an annual bike safety to promote a healthy lifestyle, pro- of riders from the Cache Valley area port terrorism, and get people to get Sponsors - poster contest for elementary age vide recreational opportunities and that range from experts to those that outside and BREATHE. TrailFest Contact - Lucy Ormond, 435-229- students. In partnership with the City demonstrate that cycling is a practi- are new to the racing scene. This in April, 4th of July Group-Rides 1404, [email protected] of Evanston, the Cycling Club helps cal means of transportation." ICE team includes youth riders that we & Barbeque, and the Arts Festival Website - www.swubta.com to coordinate the annual High Uintas is the current incarnation of what hope will be inspired to have the Group-Rides in August are our big Type of Cycling - Recreational road Classic stage race and the Wolverine over the years has been a sequence same passion for riding bikes as the events, and we hold Big Wednesday cycling and weekend tours. Limited Ridge XC mountain bike race. of bicycle clubs in the Pocatello veteran racers on the team. rides Wednesday afternoon all mountain biking. area. Cycling has a long history in Summer. Location - St. George Finn's Restaurant / Cyclesmithslc. Pocatello, and the roots of current Porcupine / Canyon Sports Club Statement - SWUBTA's mis- com club activities, rides and members Sponsors - Porcupine Pub & Grille, Racer's Cycle Service sion is to provide weekly rides for Sponsors - Finn's Café, Cyclesmith, date back at least 30 years. The Dodo Restaurant, Canyon Sponsors - Racer's Cycle Service, recreational cyclists, promote bicy- Scott Machinery, Christopher Sports, Pharmanex, Squatters / Pharmanex, Bontrager, Felt cling as a healthy, economical and Kia/Nissan, Raw Bean Coffee, Ivory Homes Wasatch Beers, Rhino Socks Contact - Racer Gibson, club@rac- environmentally friendly means of Downtown Storage, Wattage Sponsors - Ivory Homes, Back in Contact - Mike Meldrum, 801-424- erscycle.net, 801-375-5873 transportation, and promote bicycle Training, Raleigh Bikes, Torelli Motion Chiropractic, Park City 9216, [email protected] Website - www.utahvalleycycling. safety education in the community. Components and Wheels Iron Man, Hillbilly High Rollers Website - www.porcupinecycling. com and www.racerscycleservice. The Cactus Hugger Century is our Contact - Justin Grisham, 314-540- Investments, DMT com com annual fund raiser to buy helmets for 7245 (cell), 801-582-9870 (work), Contact - Nisie Antacle, 801-440- Type of Cycling - Road Racing, Type of Cycling - Road racing, kids in the community. [email protected] 0290, [email protected]; Kirsten mountain bike racing, recreational mountain bike racing, cyclocross, Website - www.cyclesmithslc.com Kotval at [email protected] and casual. training, commuting Team Bad Ass Coffee Type of Cycling - Road racing, Website - Location - Salt Lake City Location - Provo Sponsors - Bad Ass Coffee mountain bike racing, triathlon Type of Cycling - Road racing Club Statement - Porcupine Cycling Club Statement - We are all about Company, WorkingRx, Envision (Sprint, Olympic, and Ironman), rec- Location - Salt Lake City Club is dedicated to bettering the having fun riding and racing bikes. Lending, AltaVista Chiropractic, reational riding cyclocross Club Statement - The Ivory Homes appreciation and enjoyment of Come have fun with us. I am the Fiddler's Elbow, HyperSpice, Cycling Team is focused on repre- cycling while having fun. Our club founder of Utah Rocky Mountain Prudential Utah Real Estate Bikers a mountain biking club locat- Contact - Steve Dwyer, dwyste@ ed in Utah County. The club has hotmail.com, 801 824-2200; Ann been in existence for three years and Hoffman, [email protected], has an emphasis on trail work. 801-706-2237 Website - Rocky Mountain Cycling Club Type of Cycling - Road touring with Sponsors - Who's Your Daddy a mission Energy Drink, City Pet Club, Location - Salt Lake City Revolution Mountain Sports, Blue Club Statement - Team Bad Ass Competition Cycles, Williams Coffee is a cycling team formed for Cycling, 8fish the sole purpose of raising funds and Contact - Don Trop, 801-576-1531, awareness to fund medical advance- [email protected] ment. The tea m consists of friends Website - www.rmcconline.com of all ages and abilities who share Type of Cycling - Road racing and our mission to stomp out pain and road touring suffering through cycling. If you Location - Salt Lake City share our dream to improve the lives Club Statement - Rocky Mountain of millions, have the desire to be Cycling Club (RMCC) is the longest around great people, or just want running competitive cycling club in to wear the award winning jersey, Utah. Founded in 1990 under the please contact us. sponsorship of Brackman's Bagels at 9th and 9th, the team has been a Team Biker's Edge / Destination guiding force in the development Homes and promotion of cycling in Utah. Sponsors - Biker's Edge, Destination RMCC is composed of approximate- Homes, Skinny Fische, Mountain ly 100 riders, with about 70% being Orthopedic, John Henry Smith recreational cyclists and 30% com- Insurance, Global Link Logistics petitive racers. RMCC is a regional Contact - Jake Pantone 801-544- cycling team, competing throughout 5300, [email protected] or Jonny the intermountain west from early Hintze, [email protected] March through late September. Website - www.bebikes.com 80% of our racing is right here in Type of Cycling - We are a club that Utah and Southern Idaho, but team embraces all cycling related disci- members do travel to select events plines. The main focus of our club in California, Oregon, Colorado, however is recreational and competi- Wyoming, Arizona and New tive and Mountain bike Mexico. RMCC members also par- racing. ticipate in many of the charity and Location - Kaysville other large organized tours within Club Statement - The Biker's Edge/ the state of Utah. This includes the Destination Homes Cycling Club is Moab Skinny Tire Festival to benefit beginning its second season. We are the Lance Armstrong Foundation, a growing club/team of individuals MAY 2007 cycling utah.com 21 driven to excel on and off the bike. find our team around the trailhead we proudly count two national look beyond the next bend in the for collegiate cyclists; to support Our club currently has around 150 enjoying conversation and a FINE mountain bike champions (Ellen trail and the next ride to ensure trails a diverse group of events includ- members, most from the Weber and adult beverage after a great ride. Guthrie and Rob Westerman) among for the future. Since 2003, URMB ing road racing, cyclo-cross and Davis County Areas. We are very If the cooler is not empty, you're our members. has adopted the Bridal Veil Falls mountain biking, and to promote an visible at cycling events across the welcome to share. Tuesday and Location - Salt Lake City to Squaw Peak Road section of the increase in the number of members state from road/mountain races to Thursday nights are always reserved Club Statement - Vanguard Media Bonneville Shoreline Trail located in of the club, the number of events century rides. We are composed for group rides. All are welcome Group Cycling Team / Utah Premier Provo Canyon. URMB is an IMBA promoted by the club and the level of beginners and pros alike with to join and schedules are posted at Cycling Club is among the oldest affiliated club. We follow IMBA of competition. a common love for the sport of pedrosSLC.com. organized race clubs still operating Rules of the Trail. We currently con- cycling. We have several group in Utah. We're a group of 100 road duct trail work and trail-advocacy Wasatch Mountain Club rides each week including women's Team Revolution / Peak Fasteners and mountain cycling enthusiasts, with Uinta National Forest Service Sponsors - only ride, slower beginner ride, Sponsors - Revolution Mountain both men and women. Most of us and local cities. URMB will never Contact - Audrey Rindfleisch, and fast/long training rides. Biker's Sports, Peak Fasteners, John Henry race-some more seriously, some let meetings interfere with riding! [email protected], 801-647-0756 Edge is our main sponsor and was Smith Insurance, Redwood Road less-but we count no fewer than There are many directions URMB Website - www.wasatchmountain- recently ranked among the Top 100 Endodontics, Edgewood Builders, three stars and stripes jersey-holders can grow with support, i.e. IMBA club.org Retailers in the Nation. We are also S-Works Audio Visual Installation, (and one ex-Olympian) among our MTB Patrol, Swap meets, Family Type of Cycling - We do recre- a major sponsor of LOTOJA, The The Recreation Club, Solitude members. Our current Cat I/II team Rides, Beginner Rides, etc. Join up ational road touring, road biking and Goal Foundation, and Weber County Mountain Resort, Giant Bicycles, is comprised of eight racers-men and and help us grow! mountain biking Pathways. Cyclists of all abilities are Cannondale, SigmaSport, Crank women, and led by Chris Humbert Location - Salt Lake City welcome!! Brothers, Maxxis, GU and Terry McGinnis. At the same Utah State University Cycling Club Statement - The Wasatch Contact - Bob Saffell, 588-9020, time, our Cat III lineup is probably (USU Cycling) Mountain Club was incorporated Team Inertia Cycling Club [email protected] one of the strongest in the state. We Sponsors - Sunrise Cyclery, Al's in 1920 by an informally organized Sponsors - Golsan Cycles, Website - www.teamrevolutionrac- promote three road race events: The Sporting Goods, Joyride! Bikes, group that had been hiking together International Document Services, ing.com Salt Palace Revolution Criterium, CTS, USU Outdoor Recreation for several years. The Wasatch Optimum Mortgage, Rentmeister Type of Cycling - Mountain bike The Sanpete Classic Road Race, and Center, Hickman Dental, All-Safe Mountain Club is a recreational Electric, Waterford School racing, cyclocross racing, recre- the weekly DMV Criterium. Pool Safety Barriers, Sell My Time outdoor club for adults. Activities Contact - Crystal Chambers, 801- ational riding with a bit of road Share Now, Condies Foods, Louie's are scheduled monthly and open to 446-8183, teaminertia_cycling- thrown in. Utah Rocky Mountain Bikers Electric any member. The primary activities [email protected] Location - Sandy Sponsors - R&R Environmental Contact - Justin Moss, 435-764- are hiking; backpacking; rock, ice, Website - www.golsancycles.com Club Statement - Team Revolution Contact - Kerry Smith, smith4@bur- 2479, [email protected]; Ira and alpine climbing; whitewater Type of Cycling - Road and Tri / Peak Fasteners returns for year goyne.com, 801-221-9365 Tibbitts, 435-757-2709, ira.tibbitts@ kayaking, , and rafting; mountain biking. Beginners to rac- 4 of dirt domination. Our motto Website - www.urmb.org gmail.com flat water canoeing, ; moun- ers. 'Try Harder' can be heard at events Type of Cycling - Mountain bike Website - www.usu.edu/cycling tain and road biking; snowshoeing; Location - South Jordan throughout the mountain west. We riding, trail building, maintenance Type of Cycling - Collegiate moun- Nordic skiing, social programs, and Club Statement - Team Inertia's are the 2 year reigning team cham- and advocacy. tain, cyclocross, and road conservation pursuits. Ride listings purpose is to serve as a cohesive pion in the UTCX team competition Location - Orem Location - Logan are posted each month in the club fraternization within the cycling and we were the 2005 team ICUP Club Statement - We are riders, Club Statement - The goals of USU publication: The Rambler. We also community to promote a positive champions, we focus on having fun, trail builders, trail advocates and Cycling are: to provide an oppor- post all activities online at wasatch- cycling experience for anyone want- being fast and friendly. Be sure to partners with other trail users. We tunity for fair and safe competition mountainclub.org. ing to participate. Bi-Monthly meet- come out to the 2nd annual Stan ings, weekly club rides, team activi- Crane Memorial race in Draper on ties, race promotion and attendance, Memorial Day. and cycling education are our club's initiatives. Team Sugar / White Pine Touring Sponsors - Whitepine, Camelbak, Team Intermountain Financial / Smith, Clifbar, Whitepine, JR Smith Coaching (WWCC) Butcherschophouse, Prana, PC Lock Sponsors - Intermountain Financial and Key, Silver Mountain, US Bank, Group, JR Smith Coaching, Cannondale, Elite Revolution Cycles, Clif Bar, Arosnet Contact - Keri Gillette, kgskier@ Contact - Daphne Perry, President, msn.com, 801-232-8354 801-694-1714, daphneaw@usa. Website - Type of Cycling - Mountain bike net; Jill Wilkerson-Smith, Race racing Team Treasurer, 801-809-2570, Location - Park City [email protected]; Darcie Club Statement - Team Sugar is a Strong, Secretary, 801-815-4847, dedicated group of women mountain [email protected] bike racers devoted to introducing Website - www.wasatchwomen- as many women as possible to the cycling.org sport as well as to promote the fun Type of Cycling - Road racing and of competitive racing. recreational road riding Location - Salt Lake City UtahMountainBiking.com Club Statement - WWCC was Sponsors - utahmountainbiking.com founded in 1999 by Jill Wilkerson- Contact - Michael Engberson, 801- Smith and Daphne Perry. The 653-2689, [email protected] purpose of our club is to provide Website - www.utahmountainbiking. an educational and encouraging com environment for women to achieve Type of Cycling - Mountain bike their racing or recreational cycling racing, mountain recreational goals. WWCC fields an elite and Location - Alpine and Lehi developmental race team, Team Statement -UtahMountainBiking. Intermountain Financial/JR Smith com has a race team that competes Coaching. WWCC is pleased to mainly in the Intermountain Cup Racing Series. The race team won announce their elite team roster for the 2006 Intermountain Cup Race Team Intermountain Financial/JR Series team competition. Come Smith Coaching: Lori Frandsen, race with us! We also hold group Kristi McImoil, Lisa Milkavich, rides for all riding abilities that are Kathy Robinson, Darcie Strong, Jen organized through the website's Ward, Jill Wilkerson-Smith mountain biking discussion board. Please visit the forum section to get Team Pedro's SLC involved. Sponsors - Canyon Bicycles, Este Pizzeria, William's Realty Utah Premier Bicycle Club / Contact - Doug Peterson, 801-523- Vanguard Media Group Cycling 6010, [email protected] Team Website - www.pedrosSLC.com Sponsors - Vanguard Media Group, Type of Cycling - Mountain XC, Canyon Bicycles, Salt Lake City road and cruisers Nate Wade Subaru, Medical Review Location - Salt Lake City Institute of America (MRIoA) Blue Club Statement - Entering our 8th Star Café Reynolds, Cycling Smith year as a team, our mission has Optics Display Business and always will be focused on the Contact - Bill Cutting, 801-949- "Love" of riding. We aspire to be 4080, [email protected] positive ambassadors of our spon- Website - www.vanguardcycling. sors and the sport of cycling to the com SL community. Racing is a blast (we Type of Cycling - Primarily road love Ed), but you're more likely to racing and road touring. However, 22 cycling utah.com MAY 2007 commuter of the Month my bike was the only one at the LDS Church Office Building. A few years ago a second bike rack was Bicycling Bridges Religious and Political Divides installed and now both racks are full most days. I take that as a positive sign. By Lou Melini of cyclists in our area, but not recog- bond will help people approach the air pollution with noticeable local nizing them as commuters. issues with respect for the opposi- health effects. Global warming is C.U: Can our political parties come This month’s commuter column Tod H: The riding keeps me in good tion, in other words be more tolerant currently too politicized to raise any together and improve transportation will feature three cyclists, Dave shape, I save a ton of money on gas other opinions. awareness at present by religious for cyclists? Raymond, Rob Halter, and Tod and car maintenance, and I can think Tod H: I think riding brings cyclists leaders. Harris, who live approximate ¼ mile about issues and how to work them together. However I can connect Tod H: There have been some Tod H: I sincerely hope so. Getting apart in the northeast corner of the out. I wasn’t aware of the number of with my neighbors who do not ride recent discussions within various people out of their cars and onto Canyon Rim. (Canyon Rim, a part commuters in our area. I sometimes because we have a different com- religious communities that the tak- bikes is beneficial in so many ways of unincorporated Salt Lake County, ride with 6 or 7 of my teammates mon bond, so they don’t think ing care of the planet is also a way that we ought to do all we can to is north of 3300 South, and east of I- (Midoule/Barbacoa) from this area I’m the “odd guy who rides a bike” to show respect and reverence for make it easier and more rewarding 215 until it meets the Salt Lake City on my way to work. Some of them anymore. With enough bonds, we the Creator. I have not heard any for anyone will to give it a try. border). There are three other bike commute with me now and then. can eliminate labels like apples and one religion articulate that locally. commuters, including the writer of Dave R: I enjoy the fact that instead oranges and consider them simply I would rather not see pollution get C.U: Thank you all for participating this column and his wife, and pre- of sitting in a car for 30 minutes, I fruit. I do think I am a little more substantially worse for religious in this column. In my attempt to cre- viously profiled Ryan Evans who spend my time not only getting to tolerant of someone with whom I leaders to take a stand. However ate a non-controversial but interest- also live within this small corner of where I need to but also maintaining share a common bond. I ride with a rather than waiting for our leaders to ing topic within the narrow confines Canyon Rim. The destinations of the my fitness. From a traffic congestion rather diverse group. Our joy of rid- take a stand, our little community of of bike commuting, I learned a lot. profiled riders range from Research point of view, I am part of the solu- ing transcends our diversity. bike commuters should continue to Park, the LDS Church office build- tion, instead of part of the problem. Dave R: Humans seem to always set an example by riding our bikes If you have a suggestion for a ing to a high-end woodworking shop find a way to subdivide and cat- and encouraging others to do the commuter profile, please send an in South Salt Lake with mileage C.U.: We are a pretty diverse group. egorize. We even do it within our same. At one time, it seemed that email to [email protected]. from 12-15 miles day on their com- I know we have different religious cycling community with labels of mute. and political affiliations. If everyone “roadie”, “commuter”, and “fat-tire biked, would this common bond folks”. We should think about greet- Weber Pathways Receives Largest Donation in Cycling Utah: So why do you guys help bring people together to solve ing each other on our bikes rather Organization’s History ride to work? Were you aware of other issues in the community? Be than looking at what type of bike we Weber Pathways recently received the largest single donation in its the number of riders in our small more tolerant of each other? Stop are riding or what clothing we are twelve year history. The Biker’s Edge in Kaysville donated a commercial world of Canyon Rim? stereotyped labeling based on reli- wearing. Cycling has the potential to lot which Weber Pathways sold for $327,000. At the donor’s request, gion or political affiliation? transcend politics, race, gender, and Weber Pathways will use the proceeds for trail-and trail-related projects Rob H: Not enough self-discipline religion, even socio-economics. throughout the County. These will include development of a trail corridor to exercise without a reason. Riding R.H: I think I’m pretty tolerant. along the Weber River, continuation of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in to work invigorates me. I am more Any common bond will help bring C.U.: What would it take for the Weber County, construction of trails in Ogden Valley, and development of ready to tackle the day at work. It people together, though it doesn’t leaders of the various religions in trail-related programs. also helps me rationalize buying mean we will have the same view- Utah to actively promote a reduction Mary Hall, the Chair of Weber Pathways, reflected the excitement of cool bike stuff. I have noticed a lot point on other issues. The common of car use by asking people to bike the non-profit’s Board, when she said, “Weber Pathways survives and or walk to work? thrives from the generous donations of its many supporters. We are espe- cially grateful to the Biker’s Edge for their generosity and commitment. R.H: There would have to be a Such a significant gift will go a long way towards continued development strong local effect, for example, of trail systems in Weber County.” Zach Chatelain of the Biker’s Edge said, “We are extremely excited to Parley's be able to make such a great positive contribution to the trails in Weber County. We all love to ride and are thrilled at the prospects of new and Pathway Project better trails in the area. I know that these trails will be enjoyed by both Update those who live in the area and those to come to visit for years to come and would also like to thank Weber Pathways for everything they have In October, the Parley’s done to make this happen.” Pathway Project, the folks behind the Parley’s Canyon Bike Trail, submitted an applica- tion for Federal Transportation Enhancement (TE) funding to help with a feasibility study on the project. The project will establish a bike route through Upper Parley’s Canyon from Mountain Dell to the Summit, thus providing Interstate-free bicycle access between Salt Lake and Park City. The application was rejected, or more accurately the project was not selected for funding. The reason given was that the selection committee felt that the counties of Summit and Salt Lake should cooperate in developing the feasibility study and when that is completed re- apply for federal TE funding. That cooperation has begun. Recently representatives of the two counties met to initiate an Interlocal agreement, a legal compact defining the financial contributions of both counties in funding a feasibility study for the project. Upon completion of the interlocal agreement the project will go out to bid. The planning agency that wins the bid will develop a master plan for the project. When that is complete, the Parley’s Pathway Project will re-apply for TE funding. That is the state of the Parley’s bike route so far. It’s on track and the future looks bright. If you are interested in contributing or getting involved contact Gordon Stam at [email protected] or (435) 901-3965. MAY 2007 cycling utah.com 23

Advocacy Quick Shot by Chad Nikolz Complete Streets in Utah County?

By Ashton Ward planning more and more people, but people “Forty percent of the US popu- don’t think about it - which is why “Share the road,” a popular lation can’t drive,” Woods said. having real strong advocacy groups cycling advocacy motto, applies to “We’re disenfranchising people by is important to get people thinking more than just cyclists said Brad only investing in cars. I’d like to about it. Once people hear about it Woods, founder of the Timpanogos see [Complete Streets] instituted as they get excited about this kind of Bicycle Transportation Alliance. a policy. Everyone has the right to thing.” The Utah County-based advo- the right of way. It means good side- Aside from not considering cacy group, which Woods founded walks, bike lanes…it doesn’t matter the matter, some members of the after experiencing the difficulties what the facility is [we just need community seem outright against of a commute from Orem to BYU something].” cyclists and pedestrians said Garret campus daily, assigns members to Jim Price, Transportation Planner Hoyt, grad student at BYU. Hoyt work with local governments to for Mountainland Association, said said he feels like it stems from bad make sure non-car travelers have a that the obstacles to accommodating road etiquette on the part of cyclists voice in community decisions. cyclists and pedestrians are cultural and motorists. Woods works mostly with the as well as financial. Besides the While cycling near East Bay Orem area, and is also a member of extra funding and effort needed from Golf course, Hoyt said he and sev- the board of directors of the Utah cities and city planners, city cultures eral friends rounded a corner and Bicycle Coalition. The goal of the need to accept cycling as a viable heard gunshots coming from behind group is not just to make sure that alternative to driving. them. The shooter, using a small cyclists have a safe place to ride, but “The essence of it is that we hand- or pellet gun, peppered the that pedestrians and other non-car don’t have a culture of cycling here, group for several seconds, leaving travelers have a safe path to travel. we have a culture of motor, driving red welts on their backs. Woods said that Complete the cars,” Price said. “The use of bikes After traveling far enough to Streets, a movement towards road- for transportation is accepted legally get out of range, the group called ways that accommodate all types of but culturally it’s ok, it’s just not a the local authorities. However, the travel, is the basic vision the group big priority with a lot of people. It’s shooter was never identified and the wants to help cities embrace in city becoming more of a priority with problem never resolved. “I mean, if a big truck blows smoke in your face,” Hoyt said, “is Utah Bicycle Coalition News it unintentional or is it retaliation for another cyclist that cut him off?” The Utah Bicycle Coalition Board of Directors met for its annual Hoyt works with the city of retreat on March 8th, 2007. The purpose of the retreat was to decide what Spanish Fork as a representative of the organization’s focus should be for the upcoming year. Seven items the group. Spanish Fork is planning were identified as the UBC’s primary focus for 2007. These items are: a new trail system to “bring the sub- urbs into the city,” Hoyt said. The and anger about being sideswiped Timpbta. For more information • Create a business plan to move the organization towards economic trails, which range from bike lanes by a car, someone yelling at you to on the Spanish Fork Trail pro- sustainability. to pedestrian trails, are mapped to get off the road, or the deaths that posal, contact Chris Thompson • Build the statewide “coalition” through outreach to local advocacy allow travelers who choose not to we’ve suffered the last few years, all with Spanish Fork at 801-798- groups. drive a safe way to get around. of that is meaningful, but it’s use- 5000, ext. 41 or for a trail map • Make the UBC website a more functional resource. The most important thing that less unless someone does something or more info on the trails com- • Assist UDOT with the update of their statewide . cyclists and pedestrians can do to about that. Get involved, if you mittee, visit the Parks and Rec • Assist the Parley’s Pathway Project in their efforts to create a bike trail motivate city leaders to accommo- live down here in Utah county. Call Department at spanishfork.org. from the Summit Park/Park City area to Emigration Canyon Road. date non-motorized travel is to obey Brad, get involved. They say some- • Create a statewide bicycle safety campaign. the rules and get involved, Hoyt body needs to do something, well, FOR SALE • Assist with the Josie Johnson Memorial Ride in September. said. you be the somebody.” “It’s easy to complain that we 2005 White Santa Cruz Blur, For more information about how you can get involved with any of don’t have enough cycling facili- For more information on medium frame. New cost was these issues, please contact Malcolm Campbell at [email protected] or ties and leave it at that, or to wish TBTA, contact Brad Woods at $3,000 and I am asking $1,750. (801) 680-2303 or Travis Jensen at [email protected] or visit utah- that we had more or get angry that [email protected] or http:// Call Lenard at 801-518-7336. bikes.org. we don’t,” Price said. “That energy groups.google.com/group/ 24 cycling utah.com MAY 2007

ing with the likes of Hinault and great climbers who emerged at the Twigg and Connie Young, along with ROUTE 211 Argentin, are snapshots that have held Coors, Pierce becoming a Tour de Olympic and National teams from my imagination for the two decades France stage winner and Keifel win- all over the world. For several years, since. Watching Hinault skidding his ning more Giro stages than any other the Coors was the top event for the Remembered bike through a corner during a rainy American. Jonathan Boyer, a Utah women's peloton, and gave life to an By Greg Overton industry movers and shakers. Wayne Tivoli Criterium stage in downtown native and also a great climber, found almost non-existent segment of the Stetina became the head of Shimano Denver, his teeth clinched in the tense success at the Red Zinger and became sport, launching many careers in the Editor Dave laid the ‘Red Zinger/ American and Boyer has owned style that earned him the nickname the first American to ride the Tour de process. Coors Classic, Where it All Began’ several cycling importing firms. It’s “Badger”, as he tried to stay on the France, finishing twelfth and opening Living along Colorado’s Front dvd set (published by VeloGear) on interesting to note that not only the wheel in front of him. This was a five the door for LeMond and the rest. Range during the late seventies and me a couple of months ago, and I racing community has roots in this time champion, racing It was LeMond who, as a junior, during the eighties was like being think I owe him a nice lunch, or a gift event, but also the cycling industry a criterium in America, in the rain, in rode at the front in this race with dropped into cycling nirvana. Most in kind or perhaps even I owe him the as a whole. The impact of the Red his last stage race before retiring, and an international field of profession- US professional riders, several comfort of meeting a deadline some- Zinger and Coors Classic can be felt still burning to ride at the front. als and showed the promise that European pros, many world class time in the future. Thanks Dave! This almost everywhere in cycling today. Hinault was probably chasing would ultimately lead to three Tour triathletes, and hordes of top amateur three dvd set is one of the coolest Current stage races in America are Davis Phinney in that race. Phinney, de France victories and three World riders were living and training there, things I’ve watched in years - about patterned, at least to some degree, the winningest American professional Championships, and perhaps become all trying to reach the next level. twenty years! What a trip down mem- on the template developed by Aisner racer, was money in the bank at the the greatest racer in US history. Giro winners and Tour stage winners ory lane for me. The boxed set was back then. Coors Classic. The Boulder native Mostly from the launching pad of the were trying to become Tour winners compiled by race director, Michael And the riders featured in the watched the Red Zinger as a kid, and Red Zinger. He later came back to and World Champions, category one Aisner, from footage that includes eighteen years of racing on this was captivated by bike racing. He win the race again as part of the La racers were trying to break into the everything from locally produced set is a who’s who list of not only became the race’s record holder for Vie Claire team. The great Columbian professional ranks and so forth. The films to network productions, and it’s Americans, but also legends of the stage wins, and was a great sprinter climbers, Herrera, Wilches, Parra racing regionally each weekend was a great compilation. sport worldwide. American riders who had an innate ability to posi- and others came to the Coors to test comprised of huge fields of hundreds I wasn’t around for much of the like Boyer, Greg LeMond, Andy tion himself for the win and find their climbing legs before going on of riders, with most categories being Red Zinger days, so the footage Hampsten, Davis Phinney and Alexi more speed than anyone else when to win several climbers jerseys in the split into two fields to reduce the of those races was very interesting Grewal can be seen racing against it counted. Phinney also won several Tour de France. The real boom year numbers for each peloton to a limit to me. And the names heard being the likes of , Phil Tour de France stages and the 1988 for the Coors came in 1986, when of 125. Racing began sometimes at 6 announced over the race’s P.A. sys- Anderson, and a final Coors Classic overall win in the race was a prelude to the World am, with the final category One/Pro tem caught my attention. Racers that host of Eastern Bloc riders, including his great career that saw his transfor- Championships in Colorado Springs, event ending near dusk in order to fit many of us are familiar with, like Ekimov and Ugrimov who joined the mation from criterium specialist to and several top European teams com- in all of the races. It was a daily life- Jonathan Boyer, George Mount and European professional peloton once road racer as his 7-11 team became peted in the Coors as training for the style for some and a career for others. the Stetina brothers Dale and Wayne, the doors opened for them. Much a fixture of the European Peloton. Worlds. And each August, it all came to a are some of the greatest pioneers of the footage is more up close and That team morphed into the Motorola The Zinger/Coors was also the stop when ‘The Coors’ came to town. of modern American cycling. But personal than is possible with cover- Team, which eventually became Team best venue in the world for women's The local racing calendar was empty, other names pop up, too, that I didn’t age of current racing, especially at Discovery Channel that still competes racing, spawning other major cyclists and enthusiasts would follow expect. Names like Bill Shook, who the highest level. Riders were not so currently. The roots of recent suc- women's stage races such as the Tour the race around like Deadheads fol- would go on to start American Classic much lofty celebrities then, and were cess in American cycling go directly de France Femenin and the Ore-Ida lowed their band, sleeping in cars or Components that would supply riders more available for interviews before to and through the Red Zinger and races. From its beginning, the Red packing hotel rooms. Others would with great components for their bikes, and after stages. Coors Classic. Zinger featured the best in women's travel from all over the country, even and still does; and Peter Gilbert, Watching this footage, especially The race also featured major cycling. In a twist, the best riders the world, to be part of the event. It who helped found a company called the Coors Classic years, was a great alpine climbs in contrast to the from Europe would have to come to was a great time for bike racing in Cane Creek. Tom Prehn, who has memory jogger for me. Having been American style criterium races. And America to compete at the highest America and it paved the road for been instrumental at Cateye cycling present for most of the racing, I could from these mountain stages emerged level of their sport. And the racing everything that’s come after it. And it electronics and now owns a cycling recall some of the particular stages, the likes of Andy Hampsten, the only was terrific, with annual battles for was great to sit and watch it all again. research firm that aids suppliers in and even some of the attacks and American to win the Giro d’ Italia the leader’s jersey between French Thanks again Dave! You know, the outdoor industries, is the only crashes, and wins and losses shown. – on a mountain stage that he later cycling legend , Italian maybe I will meet a deadline one of rider who rode every edition of the Memories of strolling through the commented was sort of like the stages and American Connie these days, just to show my apprecia- race. Several other of those early rac- team vehicle areas and not just catch- he’d ridden in the Coors Classic. Carpenter. The field also included tion for this great trip down memory ers became shop owners and cycling ing a glimpse, but actually speak- Jeff Pierce and Ron Keifel were also World Champions like Rebecca lane. Maybe.

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