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SPECIAL EDITION L ISSUE L A ANNU www.OutdoorsNW.com FAT BikEs Evolution of a Revolution Page 8 + Buying Your First Bike Washington Earns Top Cycling Award Profile: Mountain Biker Lindsey Voreis Cycling the Oregon Coast Nutrition for Rides and Races Bicycle Vacation Tips Page 31 10 Bike Essentials • Resources • New Gear • Books • Buzz BIKE CALENDAR check off your adventure list Plan a Eugene Ale Trail getaway at EugeneCascadesCoast.org/Trails | 800.547.5445 Follow us! 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Over Christmas of 1973 I was given ADMIN: my first two-wheeler (with a groovy green Megumi Price and yellow banana-seat, no less!). CONTRIBUTORS: It was clear from the start that until I Rebecca Agiewich, Bob Allen, Brian Borrello, Brian Cole, Dutch Franz, mastered the art of balance while pedaling Greg Herman, Suzanne Myhre Johnson, and braking (minor details in the mind of a John Lynn, Megan Maxwell, Managing Editor Kris Parfitt is all smiles after Colin Michael, Sarah Rawley, five-year-old), training wheels were in order. removing her training wheels. Circa 1974 Kristen Smith, Todd Starnes, Jennifer McLaughlin-Shavey, Naomi Tsurumi, As stubborn as I was about learning to it still requires a certain type of support to Kirt Voreis, Amy Whitley, Ward Whitmire ride without training wheels (I wanted to edit our outstanding contributors’ stories, COMING EditoriaL: keep them on), my mom didn’t give up on upgrade the magazine and engage with a Annual Event Calendar! Also, Hiking near Victoria, BC, Kids Fun Runs, me. And despite the mutual frustration with broader readership. Strategies for Race Season, On the Run: Why Race?, each other that sunny April afternoon when While the OutdoorsNW team has big Photo Contest Announcement, we took them off, we were both elated plans for the future of this magazine, we Festival Previews when I successfully rode to the end of the will not lose sight of the fact that we are cul-de-sac without falling. writing for you, our adventurous outdoors- Advertise! Oh the freedom! The wind tussling loving readers. Send your message to over 100,000 my short blonde hair (bike helmets were I invite you to help us share the stories Northwest bicycling unheard of in the early 1970s), and my you find most inspiring, engaging and enthusiasts. big toothless grin were evidence that I had educational by connecting with us by Please email us at graduated into Big Girl status. email, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and [email protected] Now some—ahem—40 years later I’m soon via Instagram. We love hearing from Price Media, Inc. feeling the same excitement. I’ve been a you about the good, the bad and the ugly 10002 Aurora Avenue North, #36 writer since the same age I learned to ride, because our commitment to a quality Seattle, Washington 98133 and a published writer for a little less than publication is anchored in your voices. (206) 418-0747 fax: (206) 418-0746 a decade. My editors have been my training Thanks for the support and I look [email protected] wheels for making my work look like it forward to seeing your photos, hearing www.OutdoorsNW.com came from a somewhat decent writer. about your road-trips and race experiences, Price Media also publishes: Now that I’ve graduated to editor- and reading your pitches for story ideas. status it’s my publisher and you, dear With tail a’wagging, OutdoorsNW readers, who will keep me Kris Parfitt balanced and pedaling forward. You see, [email protected] ©2015 Price Media, Inc. 6 NW Cyclist • 2015 Fat Biking THE EVOLUTION OF A REVOLUTION By Dutch Franz Jame Stull rides a Fat Bike 9:ZERO:7 Carbon Whiteout on a ridge in Kincaid Park, Anchorage, Alaska. Photo by John Lynn Photography, courtesy of Fat Bikes, www.fatbikes.com ou will wonder, sometime soon, when the sport What makes these bikes unique are the extra-wide tires inflated to of fat biking became so popular. 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Now Pedersen and Whitmire, along with the help of resident fat biking trail expert David Nelson of Spokane, run the Fat Biking Northwest Club and Facebook page. The group plans meet-ups several times a year in different parts of Washington state to ride and discuss trends in the sport. Members come from throughout the state, Oregon and Canada. Members of the Northwest Fat Bike Club take a break outside a Rendezvous Hut in the Methow Valley, Wash. Photo by Kristen Smith, courtesy of Methow Trails, www.methowtrails.org The secret to Fat Biking Bike shop owner Julie Muylaert of Originally developed in Alaska as Pioneers of Fat Biking Methow Cycle and Sport in Winthrop, reliable transportation during winter Shawn Pedersen of Seattle and Ward Wash. says, “You can’t ride one of months, the fat bike migrated south a Whitmire of Yakima are two local and these things without smiling.” few years back and is quickly becoming early pioneers of fat biking. 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