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•Calendar of Events - p. 18 •Soldier Hollow MTB Race - p. 3 • for Women - p. 4 •Catch the Spirit of Cycling at Tour of Utah - p. 2 •Bear Lake Road Race - p. 14 •Payson Canyon's Blackhawk - p. 8 •Ride Around the Great Salt Lake - p. 12 Dirt •Five Mile Pass MTB Race - p. 15 Pavement •Results - p. 20 Advocacy • Commuter Column - p. 10 •Lava Rama DH Photos - p. 15 •Mountain Biking the Great Divide Trail - p. 6 Touring •Wired to Win Review - p. 22 • Complete Medical Guide Review - p. 19 MOUNTAIN WEST CYCLING JOURNAL 2 cycling utah.com JUNE 2006 route 211 Catch the Spirit of Cycling at the Tour of Utah

By Greg Overton Canyon, a winding and steep 16 avoid traffic and get the good spot ing that day. miles from Golden, , just before the crest of the climb, That short moment is one of my We were sitting by the road- into the mountains to the west. at the end of a long and straight best memories as a bike racer. And P.O. Box 57980 side talking about racing, bikes, Myself and a group of about seven section with a very steep pitch. I wasn’t even racing that day! I got Murray, UT 84157-0980 and the climb, making power bar or eight racing buddies and team- We knew it well, having climbed in a good training ride, and those www.cyclingutah.com wagers at who would reach us mates had ridden this climb as fast it regularly for years as a training almost always became a race in You can reach us by phone: first. At the same time, we were as we could so we could compare ride. On this day in 1986, Golden the end, but more importantly I got (801) 268-2652 all staring down the road we had their times to ours. Now we sat, Gate was the first sixteen miles of the unfading image of some of the Our Fax number: just climbed – it was Golden Gate snacked, talked and waited. We had stage 11 of the Coors Classic stage world’s best riders, best athletes, (801) 263-1010 left the town of Golden early to race. The Coors was America’s doing their thing about six feet premier cycling event and to us, it from where I was sitting. That’s Dave Iltis, Editor & was two weeks of the closest thing what a top-level stage race can Advertising to a Grateful Dead Tour we could bring to you. [email protected] muster. And we have one coming to Soon they appeared; first our backyard! The Tour of Utah David R. Ward, Publisher to round the turn were the race will take place along the Wasatch [email protected] vehicles, then the lead . Front, August 7 through 12. It will And then the riders, a larger group be the most challenging stage race Cervélo Contributors: Greg Overton, than we anticipated, about a dozen, in the U.S., with a grueling stage Neal Skorpen, Gregg Bromka, Soloist Carbon and it was amazing to us how silent six that encompasses the climbs Ben Simonson, Michael In Stock! and still they appeared to be, even of the Alpine Loop and Little Gonzales, Lou Melini, Aaric though they were obviously climb- Cottonwood Canyon in the same Bryan, Chad Nichols, Ryan ing faster than anyone we had ever stage. And there are some tough Barrett, Karen Appleby, Trevor seen. As the group climbed closer hills before and between those two. Simper, Tom Diegel, Joaquim to us, we could begin to make What a treat for cycling enthusi- Hailer, Daphne Perry, James out the faces. And they were all asts! Naus, Tom Stay, Carly Carcione, there. Hinault, LeMond, Argentin, The best racers in domestic rac- Sarah Trop Grewal, Alcala, Hampsten, Boyer, ing will take on the same roads we Anderson, Phinney. They were all ride, going head to head and Distribution: Dave, Karma, grouped together tightly, like a you can be there to watch. I would and Marinda Ward, Doug moving monument to the ’s encourage all cyclists to pick a Kartcher, David Montgomery giants of the era. It’s a moment spot, ride to it with some friends (To add your business to our All Cervélo Models frozen in time for me. And they and watch some of the best racers free distribution, give us a wooshed by in silence except for that we have display their talents, call) In Stock Now! the ticking of their drivetrains tactics and determination. Trust and the controlled sound of their me, you will gain enough inspira- Administrative Assistant: Cervélo breathing. They were pushing tion to power you right through the Lindsay Ross Soloist Team about three gears higher than we Continued on page 15 1st Place $2199 had, and we weren’t the ones fac- cycling utah is published ing another hundred miles of rac- Paris-Roubaix! eight times a year beginning in March and continuing 762 E. 12300 S. Draper, UT TAILWINDS TOURS monthly through October. canyonbicyclesdraper.com Cervélo at Draper location Annual Subscription rate: 801-576-8844 • M-F 10 - 7:30 • Sat. 10-7 only. While in Monument Valley or anywhere in Utah there are 3 things to remember: $12 1) Bring extra film or memory 2) Only go as fast (Send in a check to Help Wanted: call Mike at Canyon's Draper Location! as the scenery allows 3) The next view may be our P.O. Box) more breathtaking than the last. Postage paid in Murray, UT

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Cover Photo: Jennifer Hanks (Revolution/Cannondale) on her way to winning at the Soldier Hollow ICS race on May 20, 2006. Photo: Todd Stay. See photos of the entire event at joaquim- hailer.com JUNE 2006 cycling utah.com  racing Sager and Hanks Hit Hard at Hollow the Good Doctor Gillespie in third about a minute and a half off the pace. This would be the same order from start to podium. Commenting afterwards, Sager said “it was actually pretty dumb that we didn’t ride together. I was hoping that it could have been a bit more tactical and aggressive but when I came through the first Left: Jason Sager (Motel San Jose) cruised to victory in the lap at 37 minutes, well you do the Men's Pro Class. math, it’s going to be a long day.” Above: Shifters? We don' need no stinkin' shifters! Kenny And that it was, with the winning men’s time at 2:39:16. Jones (Racer's Cycle Service) took the singlespeed class. The women only saw two Photos: Todd Stay. See more at joaquimhailer.com. pros at the start to do battle, but (Mad Dog) traded blows through- day at the Hollow and if you a strong group of experts were out their two and a half hour slog didn’t it was still a pretty day in also out and by the looks of their with Jenifer pulling away at the the mountains. form will be moving to the pro end edging out Kara by a slim 40 class shortly. Jennifer Hanks seconds. (Revolution) and Kara Holley If you survived, it was a great See results on page 20.

By Trevor Simper an attempt to tear some off on the race course and add a little money Twelve Pro Men toed the to the diaper fund. Thomas line at Solider Hollow for what Spannring (Cole Sport) who was would be a long day in the saddle. rumored to have a spanking new Winding single track would take set of calf implants made his way the riders around the 9-mile loop around the block from PC to hone four times netting a total elevation up his form for the upcoming gain of 4400 ft, accumulated on nationals and possible take home a a plethora of punchy climbs that piece of the pie for himself. And litter the hills around the resort. Chris Holley (Mad Dog) heard No one climb is longer than a that they were giving out money minute and no decent longer than in the Pro class so he also toed the about 30 seconds. This race is line as his first race in the local about being steady Eddy. Fresh pro class. off a NORBA top ten result in Out of the gate and up the the STXC was none other than first steep pitch of pavement international playboy and new would be the first and only time resident of PC Jason Sager (Motel the pro class rode together as San Jose). Dr. Gillespie (Raleigh a group. After lap one it was Factory) was taking a break from Sager coming through first, Sir his day job of replacing legs, in Thomas Spannring second and 4 cycling utah.com JUNE 2006

Coach’s Corner your insoles if you have custom a small fee and limited space; so footbeds for your other shoes. sign up early! For more info you Is a hydration pack really an can contact them at teamsugaru- Mountain Biking for Women - How to Get Started important accessory? Absolutely! [email protected] By Daphne A. Perry models. Know what you want the one that is best for you. Many bike It makes drinking on a mountain So, go buy that mountain bike, bike for: is it for commuting? Is shops also have loaner saddles for bike easier since you won’t have get outside and have a blast! You to reach down for a water bottle can really see all of that pretty It’s summer in Utah and it’s it for riding the single track you to try. A comfortable saddle and risk falling. Plus, you can country that you wouldn’t see time to go camping and ride in Park City? Is it for racing? The may cost $100.00, but it’s worth carry repair tools, a pump, and from the road or from the inside mountain bikes, right? Right! But frames and geometry of different the investment. Good biking food for your ride. There are dif- of a gym. wait--all you have is your best bike manufacturers are different; gloves provide padding for you ferent sized packs with small to friend’s bike they gave you last hence each bike will fit you dif- hands and protection from blisters large water pouches. You have to Daphne Perry has raced moun- year because they got a new bike. ferently. There are many kinds of form the handlebars. They can also decide how much you drink on tain and road bikes since 1994 Mountain biking looks like fun bikes specifically made for shorter save the skin on your palms if you a ride before deciding on a pack. and was a Cat 1 road racer and everyone you know is riding women. But if you are over 5’5”, “biff it”. Are you a camel or an elephant? and Expert Mountain Bike trails. Your friend’s bike should be you’ll likely fit on just about any Bike shorts are another must – Personally, I have a large one racer. She is also a Master’s okay right? Wrong! There are sev- bike. You’ll want to bring a good they make several different styles. because I don’t like to run out of National Champion in the Time eral important things you should pair of shoes to test ride mountain Men’s shorts have the chamois in water. Trial and Road Race in 2000 know about mountain biking that bikes. Don’t wear sandals or high a different place, so this is why Once you have all the neces- and is currently vice-president will make riding those beautiful heels from work. Wear a good women’s shorts are important. The sary stuff to make you ride fun, of Wasatch Women’s Cycling mountain trails a lot more fun. solid pair of sneakers or if you chamois is specifically designed where do you go? Who do you Club. She has been a physi- First, the right size bike is have them, mountain bike shoes. for your anatomy and have extra ride with? Many bike shops have cal therapist for 12 years and important. Like a good-fitting road Once you have found the right padding the right areas. We are, maps or know where to go to get a enjoys mentoring and coaching bike for road riding is important bike, a proper bike fit is impor- of course, all sized differently and map of trails in your area. Cycling women in road and mountain (see Jill Wilkerson-Smith’s article tant for fine tuning your position. you may have to try on several Utah has a monthly feature: Trail biking. For more information in the March 2006 Cycling Utah), Some bike shops include this with pairs and types of shorts to find of the Month that is a good source. you can contact her at daph- a properly fitting mountain bike the price of the bike, others have your match. If you feel uncomfort- Gregg Bromka’s book, Mountain [email protected]. for hitting the trails is a must. It a professional coach or physical able in tight shorts, try ‘baggies’ Biking Utah is another great place will make riding more fun and therapist who can make sure that – a comfortable pair of shorts with to find trail descriptions. A con- help prevent injuries. Don’t get your bike is adjusted properly for a thin short liner with a chamois nection specifically for women me wrong, the first mountain bike your body proportions. built in. If you are sized 14+, is Team Sugar in Park City. They I ever had was my best friend’s Other accessories that are vital check out www.junonia.com for have been in existence for 4 years husband old Stumpjumper that to having fun on a mountain bike some good alternatives. and meet regularly from Memorial weighed 30 pounds, at least! It got include a comfortable saddle, good Specific mountain bike shoes Day to Labor Day for rides. They me up the trails in Moab that first biking gloves, comfortable shorts help with the transfer of power meet on Tuesdays at 6pm at White summer, but then when I got a with a good chamois, stiff-soled through the pedals so you don’t World Class Coaching for Pine Touring on Bonanza Dr. and bike that fit right, I found I didn’t bike shoes and a water hydration have to work as hard pushing Competitive and Recreational break into three groups – beginner, have to put in as much energy and pack. Men’s saddles are usually uphill with sneakers, which have Cyclists. Don’t Just intermediate and expert. No one my back rarely hurt. too narrow for most women’s more flexible soles. You want Train... Trainright! gets left behind and they go over When buying a mountain bike, anatomy. Some are too wide or shoes that are snug in the heel cup, basic skills during the 2 hour ride. Tommy Murphy you want to visit at least two or have a cut out in the center. Which with your foot not touching the Team Sugar also holds 4 mainte- 435.787.8556 three different bike shops and test one is right for you? Again, you end or side of the toe box. Bring nance clinics per summer. There is [email protected] ride several different makes and will have to test several to find the the socks you’ll be wearing and JUNE 2006 cycling utah.com 5

Cycling in the Hive Brings Spokes to the Small Screen

Kelly Jones was frustrated when for the second straight year there was no TV coverage when Utah hosted USCF National Championship events. His frustration only grew when a local TV personality told him there was no coverage because nobody cares about cycling. So when ABC asked Jones for ideas for programs on their new station The Hive, Jones didn’t hesitate to pitch a show covering Utah cycling. There have now been over 10 episodes of “Cycling in the Hive.” The weekly show contains highlights from a local race, training tips from Wattage Training and technical advice from Cyclesmith. Jones said he wants the show to create enthusiasm for cycling and help the local cycling community grow, but its main focus is to highlight local riders. Jones, a teacher at East Hollywood High, puts the show togeth- er with the help of his students. Started in the fall of 2004, East Hollywood High is a charter school with curriculum focused on film production. Jones not only produces the show he also rides in the races with a helmet camera, to provide up-close footage of the racers. Jones has been racing for 16 years; he said this experience helps him know what to look for when covering a race. “We’re getting sharper as we go,” Jones said. According to Jones, the show is evolving with each episode and the students learn something every week. Jones said that they plan to start a rider of the month segment on the show and provide commentary on some of the bigger races. Jones also said they are also putting together footage for KSL Sportsbeat. “We want to become the Doug Miller of cycling,” Jones said. “Cycling in the Hive” is scheduled to cover races through July, but Jones said he had no intention of quitting after that. “Were going to run with it until they kick us off,” Jones said. “Cycling in the Hive” airs on Monday at 9:30 PM on Comcast 104 and ABC’s digital frequency 4.2. It is replayed Tuesday- Friday. Previous shows can be found at http://www.cyclinginthe- hive.tv/index.html. -Aaric Bryan

Quick Shot by Chad Nikolz 6 cycling utah.com JUNE 2006 mountain bike touring Cycling the Montana Section of the Great Divide Trail By Tom Diegel race two years ago a guy did the Divide rig of choice is a full- whole thing self-supported in a suspension mountain bike with It started with a family hard-to-digest 16 days!. a BOB trailer, but this is not by reunion. We had a long-sched- In Salt Lake we typically any means mandatory; racks/ uled family gathering that was have decent road riding and panniers work well and suspen- to take place at the beautiful killer singletrack with not much sion, while nice, is not necessary Holland Lake Lodge halfway in between, so it’s easy to forget and adds a fair bit of weight. between Missoula and Kalispell, that dirt/gravel forest service Typically we aren’t big weight- Montana, and without giving any roads create an extraordinary geeks, but with a lot of big gran- thought to any possible route, we network throughout other ny-gear climbs at relatively high decided that we would ride there Western states. Generally these elevations with a full load of on our bikes. We secretly hoped gravel roads make for great tour- gear we tried to keep the weight for some smaller roads that ing, combining the solitude and down to a manageable level and would enable us to wind our way wildness of singletrack with the did fine with fully-rigid bikes up there, but actually anticipated efficiency of road riding with and semi-slick tires. riding a lot of two lane highways the added benefit of virtually no Our journey towards the fam- in big Montana-like valleys with cars. There were many days that ily reunion began by mounting plenty of F-250’s roaring by us we would see only one or two a Greyhound that went direct at freeway speeds. That was, cars outside the few towns that from Salt Lake City to Dillon, however, before we found out terrain in Montana, , of Kalispell/Whitefish down to we passed through, and the road Montana. In this area the “trail” about the Great Divide Trail. Colorado, and New on Butte, where it then parallels quality was generally fast, with essentially leaves the plains of The Great Divide route only ten percent paved roads, I-15 to the southern border of some great sections of single and northern Wyoming and southern stretches 2500 miles from which means essentially no Montana and then veers east into doubletrack. The “typical” Great Montana (where the Continental the Canadian border through cars. We had toured in Europe, Wyoming, passing just north of the mountain states to the New Zealand, South America, Jackson, and continuing down on Mexican border, primarily tak- Mexico, and across the US, the west side of the Wind Rivers. ing advantage of “our” Forest and, while our experiences have It crosses I-80 at Rawlins and Service roads that are now always been extraordinary, the quickly climbs up into Colorado, virtually abandoned. It uses danger/annoyance of perpetual passing through Steamboat, the Continental Divide as a car traffic has always been one Summit County, the Arkansas “handrail”, crossing the divide negative part about bike touring. River valley and into the San something like 27 times, never So when we realized that we Juans just east of Durango deviating more than 50 miles could see some unlikely wild ter- before continuing into New from the divide, and all told rain on our bikes and tour with Mexico. Of course, the crown it encompasses approximately virtually no cars and still make it jewel of any vacation is to “do it 200,000 feet of climbing. It to our family reunion, we were all” and tackle the whole route in started as a vision of the folks at all over it. one huge effort, but the beauty Adventure Cycling (they did the For we centrally-located of the route is that each section Bikecentennial route across the Utahns, the Divide trail is easily has its own distinct character and country) in 1994 and, through an accessed by a few hour jaunt in passes enough easily-accessed extraordinary amount of effort, multiple directions. It gener- points that it’s very easy to do they outlined a route that goes ally follows a due north-south it in easily-digestible section, through some of the most rugged trajectory from the border north though in an annual informal JUNE 2006 cycling utah.com  divide sometimes is as low as for scraps food and pushing only used the book and cop- 5000 feet) and begins to wind through a good bonk we had a ies of maps from the Montana its way up into the impressive 4000-foot descent into bustling Gazetteer, which probably mountains that so intimidated – and food-filled – Helena. contributed to our half-day Lewis and Clark. The first range Paying closer attention to the deviation) and intersperses route we encountered was the Pioneer maps and the backward turns, descriptions with interesting side Range, which has peaks close to we continued to roll through attractions and historical notes 10,000 feet, including the memo- remote and mountainous terrain about various areas (including rable “Boner Knob” that looms northward. The camping along such important notes as “the above the Big Hole River. As this section is sublime, with all Unabomber lived just off the we neared Butte, one of the most sorts of options abounding from route in his infamous shack). notorious sections of the Great intimate wood/creek settings to In addition, since the book and Divide route loomed: the Fleecer dramatic mountain views. Also, the maps were published, the Mountain section that (apparent- there are a good handful of tiny “trail” now extends into ly) nearly everyone walks their hamlets with good local cafés through the rugged terrain near bikes down because it’s so steep, that love to have cyclists camp Fernie, Canmore, and ultimately rutted, and relentless when going right in their “town” center (a Banff, which promises to be just Southbound. While generally we town of about 50 people called as beautiful as the U.S. portion. are always up for some mind- Ovando had a café that served As we coasted down from through quite remote terrain, and selves zipping down into what less physical abuse, the fact that a monstrously good breakfast). the Bob Marshalls to wash the major mechanicals could theo- we thought was our next food I was sporting a couple of only Going northward eventually road dirt off in the inviting retically be quite problematic resupply town when suddenly I recently-treated herniated discs enabled us to finish our tour by waters of Holland Lake, we since you are many times a long realized that the cool old aban- (which fortunately was comfort- passing some of the most dra- were pleased to not only have ways from anywhere. We had a doned mine we were flying past able riding a bike but kept me matic terrain on the entire trail expended enough energy on the torn sidewall happen about 70 was one that we had had lunch from doing virtually anything as we snaked along great single- ride to the family reunion that miles north of Butte, and it was at hours before while going the else, including walking) and the track with the impressive sev- we were content to lounge on the only through the kindness of a opposite direction. Despite our prospect of pushing our loaded eral-thousand foot granite walls lake’s beach with the relatives 12 year old who sold us the tire best attempts, we had done a steeds up this 3000’ section of the Bob Marshall Wilderness for a couple of days, but to also off his mom’s Kmart special for classic unintended loop, lost half wasn’t as appealing as spinning looming over our shoulders. have “discovered” world class $25 were we able to continue. a day in our schedule to make it down the Big Hole valley to Adventure Cycling (adv- bike touring right in our next- Armed with the new tire, to the reunion on time, and most bypass this section and rejoin the cycling.org) has both a guide- door states with plenty more to we once again turned into the importantly, were suddenly fac- route. However, our “laziness” book and a series of maps for explore. In chunks or in toto, the mountains south of Kalispell, ing a lot more riding before the was quickly made up in a 2500’ the Great Divide trail that can Great Divide trail is an unusual for another of the more chal- next food source. But after some grinder up into the mountains be very helpful (though we and worthy tour. lenging sections of the trail. In serious scrounging our panniers above Butte, which in turn was the Boulder Mountains the route a stellar bypass to the frontage goes from fire road to double- roads of I-15. track to eventually high-eleva- After Butte, the towns scat- tion singletrack, and it was in tered throughout the Montana this section that our ability to section are relatively evenly dis- read the guidebook backwards persed, and at approximately 60 (i.e. south to north instead of miles/day we typically hit about the described north to south) a town per day to stock up on and keeping up with the many food and didn’t have to carry too unmarked and relatively obscure much with us at any one time. turns failed us. 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Trail of the Month Payson Canyon's Blackhawk Trail is Bloody Good! By Gregg Bromka bomber descent down a long ing until you crest Done Ridge. grassy meadow will brighten Then revenge is sweet because The Blackhawk Trail is for your spirits. And after you reluc- you'll pedal nary a stroke for singletrack carnivores-those who tantly choose the Blackhawk two miles on the freewheeling like their T-bones rare and their Loop Trail over the Blackhawk flight down Jones Ranch Trail. trails genuine, backcountry one- Trail, you'll ride with content It's like sucking the tender mar- laners. Those who eat well-done, through charming groves of row out of the juicy bone you've pre-fab burgers disguised with aspen and maple that explode been gnawing on all day, and the special sauce or ride convenient with color in autumn. (New directional chaos you've endured and contrived multi-purpose England has nothing on this will vanish into thin air like the paths through ritzy resort neigh- place come September.) dust kicked up from your tires. borhoods should look elsewhere. Making your way through Limp up the Nebo Road back Blackhawk is way off the Blackhawk Campground is to the Loafer Mountain Trailhead beaten path and largely under another test of one's navigational to call it a day; then make a bee- publicized. Those who have prowess, and your GPS unit line to the nearest steakhouse to been privy to it have no doubt will offer little assistance. Once order up a Fred Flintstone-size pledged their allegiance to you've sniffed out the singletrack slab of "dead red." If you're a the B.O.S.S. (Brotherhood Of like a good ol' hound dog, then vegan, a Garden Burger will Secluded Singletracks.) Now you'll drool over some choice prove equally satisfying. you too can become a charter freewheeling across the head member, but initiation into the of Beaver Dam Creek canyon. Just the Facts: club is no easy task because There, you must make another Location: Payson Canyon, 26 Blackhawk will whoop the butt key move by playing straight miles south of Provo. of anyone who underestimates through a bewildering junction Distance: 17.1-mile loop. it. But if you make the effort and with Blackhawk Trail again. Physical Difficulty: Strenuous succeed, you'll feast on Grade- Just don't go up or down. You're (lots of incremental and long- A-Choice singletracks. on track, if you find yourself winded climbs offset with killer The loop circles the Payson climbing gradually and end- descents). Lakes area on the edge of the lessly around the top of the wide Technical difficulty: Moderate Mount Nebo Wilderness and uninhabited canyon. You'll find (trails are used more by horses penetrates pristine timber, which comfort in reconnecting with than bikers so expect variably during the height of autumn civilization when you intersect rough and buffed conditions). color will impress any home- the paved Nebo Loop Road. Gain: 2,200 feet. sick New Englander. You'll see If you've met your naviga- Finding the trail: From I-15, angles of the southern Wasatch tional match and have ditched take Exit 250 for Payson and Range and distant Wasatch your GPS long ago, then simply UT 115 and follow signs for Plateau of which few others find solace in pavement and Mount Nebo Scenic Loop. In can boast. With its solid climbs, glide shamelessly down the road Payson, turn left onto 100 North/ thrilling descents, and lively Lindsay and Amy enjoy juicy trails on the Blackhawk back to the trailhead. But for the UT 198 then right onto 600 rolling tracks, it's a wonder Loop. singletrack version of the Full East for Nebo Scenic Byway. Blackhawk has stayed out of the Photo: Gregg Bromka Monty, you'll want to go left Drive about 13 miles up Payson limelight, until now. onto the Nebo Road to the dirt Canyon and park at the Loafer Santaquin Road, where you'll Mountain Trail trailhead near Details: caution between kindred spirits. you fork left on the main trail, link to the Rock Spring Trail. milepost 11. Riding Blackhawk Trail is Start out your ride on the all- don't do so because it entails a Rock Spring Trail is a rip- not for the "navigationally chal- too-inviting Loafer Mountain nasty descent followed by a brief pin' fast descent through stately Read more trail descrip- lenged" because junctions are Trail, but don't miss the immedi- but mean-spirited climb. You can aspens and across fertile mead- tions in Mountain Biking many and trails are confusing. ate right turn onto Blackhawk skip all that by staying straight ows that will have you whoopin' Utah and Mountain Biking Making a wrong turn at one of a Trail. A steady climb across a on an unmarked trail. After cut- and a hollerin', but it leads to Utah's Wasatch Front by few key intersections can have sloping field takes you up to ting across a large clearing that the ghastly climb over Amos Gregg Bromka. Get a copy at consequences. These words are Bennie Creek Ridge, which is doubles as a freelance camping Ridge. You'll point your front your favorite bike shop or at not scare tactics from someone more of a timbered low knoll area, you make the descent and wheel feverishly downhill again, cyclingutah.com. who wishes to keep Blackhawk than a naked knife-edge divide. link to Blackhawk. Confused? but you won't be "done" climb- all to himself, just a friendly Although a trail marker suggests There are more tricky turns to come. Mountain Trails Foundation Receives $3000 If you're feeling dubious Grant from Bikes Belong about the ride so far, then the Boulder Colorado—May 8, 2006 Bikes Belong, a national indus- try-based bike advocacy coalition, announced that it will award a $3,000 grant to Park City, Utah’s Mountain Trails Foundation to help extend the Historic Union Pacific . The existing 3- mile route provides a safe, paved path for children, families, recre- ational cyclists, and commuters, and an adjacent compacted-gravel Bikes by Kona, Yeti, path for trail runners and mountain bikers. It also connects to an KHS, Torelli, Maverick, extensive system of mountain biking and hiking trails. Iron Horse, Litespeed, “We are delighted to receive this prestigious grant from Bikes Raleigh, and Guerciotti. Belong. Mountain Trails Foundation is clearly aware of the signifi- cance of the grant and we are honored to join the list of organiza- 1571 W. Redstone Center Park City • (435) 575-0355 tions that have been funded. This grant will aid in the paving of summitcycling.com the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail, which is quickly becoming a transportation trail in Park City. As we add to our gray infrastruc- ture here in Summit County this grant allows us to enhance our green infrastructure for transportation and recreation,” said Carol Potter, Executive Director of Mountain Trails Foundation. The Bikes Belong grant will serve as leverage on an application Bikes of: for SAFETEA-LU funding to improve 23 additional miles of aban- steel • CarBon doned railway, extending the multi-use route. The Mountain Trails aluminum Foundation hopes the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail, which is a Utah State Park, will be recognized federally as a National torelli.Com Recreation Trail. availaBle at: summit CyCles For more information on the Mountain Trails Foundation, see 1571 W. redstone Center mountaintrails.org. 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10 cycling utah.com JUNE 2006 commuter of the Month how a worker was challenged when I ride to work nor ride the thought I was a little crazy to get to commute to work by another workday out of my system when I up “earlier” (really not that much) employee. It took this person 2 ride home. I pay more attention to to ride to work. They were skep- Ryan Allred - hours to do the 12 miles and that the weather and carry a rain jacket tical, then impressed that I had person still commutes by bike. I now that I have been caught in a the energy to ride to work, put in Lessons Learned from a went out and bought a commuter couple of rainstorms. I also have a full day, and then ride home. bike and decided to ride to work. a small toolkit for little things that There were a lot of questions for The only other person who I know need tweaking occasionally. What me in the first month; then they New Bike Commuter that commutes to work is my I thought was really funny was thought nothing of it, though a neighbor, so he was an inspiration that there were bike lanes most of few still give me a look as if I am to me as well. the way to my work. I seriously crazy, but that’s all in fun. never noticed them as a driver C.U: Have you overcome your going too fast to notice anything. If you have a suggestion for a fears of not enough energy to ride I now drive with a bike commuter commuter profile, please send home? Have you lost weight? Got mentality and notice bike lanes an email to lou@cyclingutah. in better shape? and other possible biking pos- com. sibilities. The biggest thing I have R.A.: My commute is 18 miles noticed is the total lack of respect Cycling Utah's Club one way. I was surprised to find that drivers have for people on that it only took one hour to get bikes and how many more people Guide Part III to work and about 5 or so more commute by bike than I previously Park's Sportsman Bike Team minutes to ride home, as there is a imagined. Saving money on gas Sponsors: Park's Sportsman, climb to my house. Because of my has been an added bonus! Bluefin Design Group, Rock Canyon 40 pound weight loss, I can stay Pharmacy Contact: Kirk Meyer 801-225- with the group when I mountain C.U.: Have you found a source for 0227 [email protected] bike (I do the Frozen Hog race helpful advice to help your com- or Corey Gebhardt 801-225-0227 every year), and I feel I have bet- mute? [email protected] By Lou Melini work. Type of Cycling: Downhill, XC, ter stamina and climbing power. I Road Racing and Recreational Riding don’t find myself lacking energy R.A.: The best single source of Location: Orem, Utah This month’s commuter profile Cycling Utah: So what made you at work of after work, I just feel advice is a book that I have just Club Statement: We are a new club/ features Ryan Allred. He is mar- want to commute? Gas prices? better and more energetic. finished reading, “The Art of team always looking for new riders ried to a wonderful woman and Health? Did you have a role Urban Cycling –Lessons from the especially road cyclists. We encour- has 3 children ranging from 1 model? age all levels of abilities to join in C.U.: What personal changes have Street” by Robert Hurst. It has on our weekly group rides. We are through 8. Ryan is relatively new you noticed in the past year with a lot of great lessons and tips. It concerned with trail access and main- to bike commuting. He has been Ryan Allred: I have always wanted regards to your attitude and prepa- would also be a great if automo- tenance. We also promote cycling in Utah County by sponsoring local riding to work 2-3 times or more to ride to work but I had lots of ration for commuting? bile drivers read it! Perhaps there excuses not to ride. I thought it races and rides. Park's Bike Team a week, for a little more than one would be more respect for cyclists has a competitive DH team, Single year. Many of us take for granted was too far, I would not have the R.A.: The more I do, the eas- on the road. Speed XC team and a XC Endurance our experience, perhaps forget- energy to ride home after a ten ier bike commuting becomes. team. Stop by the shop; we are always ting the lessons learned from our hour day, etc. I had several rea- happy to help cyclists new to the area Absolutely. Physically and men- C.U.: Has riding to work changed with trail information. initial days of commuting. Perhaps sons to ride to work such as losing tally it is easier. I crave it and your work habits? someone who is thinking about weight and getting in better shape regret the days that I have to drive Editor’s Note: For the rest of commuting might find more inspi- but none pushed me to do it. One to work, as I do not have time to R.A.: As I said before, I have our club guide, see cyclingu- ration from one who has recently day I simply read an article in one mentally prepare for the workday more energy. My co-workers tah.com. changed to a bike for traveling to of my magazines that discussed

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Road Racing Yap and Wilkerson-Smith Triumph at Bear Lake

Left: Marc Yap throws his bike ahead of the A-Train, Art O'Conner. Photo: Sarah Trop.

Above: Sienna Development/Goble Knee Clinic continued their winning ways in Sunday's team time trial. Photo: Joaquim Hailer. See more photos at JoaquimHailer.com.

Knee Clinic), Todd Hageman The field stayed together for the (Park City Cycling Academy) and most part, until halfway through O’Connor. This would be the the race a serious crash involv- final three-man break that would ing Kris Walker (Intermountain for the finish. As they made Medical Clinic), Kristen Kotval the left hand turn towards the (Ivory Homes), and Chellie Terry finish with about 1k to go, Yap (Fitzgerald’s ). Both Terry was on the front. With about 250 and Kotval were able to bridge meters to go, Hageman launched back into the field but four frac- his sprint. With 50 meters to go, tured ribs prevented Walker from Yap started to come around with finishing the race. Despite aggres- O’Connor pulling nearly even. sive attacks from various riders, The three man drag race was final- the field stayed together until the ly won by Yap, with O’Connor final sprint. Going through the last and Hageman hot on his tail. corner, Nisie Van De Kamp (Ivory Back in the field, the same Homes) initiated a strong lead-out By Ryan Barrett and Karen left out. Norm Bryner (Guthrie’s) failed to gain much of a lead due crosswind section that split the for teammate Kotval, stringing Appleby and Kevin Radzinski (FFKR/ to some riders in the break not break allowed Jesse Gordon (Park the field. Kotval (Ivory Homes) Sportsbaseonline.com) were the liking their odds in the group City Cycling Academy), Ryan held on to take first place, with The Bear Lake Classic Road first attackers to get a significant that was present. The gap to the Barrett (Sienna Development/ Jill Wilkerson-Smith (Wasatch Race was held under sunny skies gap. The two held a tenuous lead field remained at about 1 min- Goble Knee Clinic), and Chris Women) second, and Margaret Saturday May 20. The Pro 1,2 for most of the first lap over the ute until Art O’Connor (FFKR/ Humbert (Vanguard Media Douglas (Vanguard Media) third. Men completed two laps around Park City Cycling Academy lead Sportbaseonline.com) and Kirk Group) to bridge across to the Later on, Kotval was disqualified the beautiful crystal blue lake for a field. Eck (Sienna Development/Goble remnants of the break with about for motorpacing back into the total of 104 miles. The conditions Once these two were caught, Knee Clinic) bridged the gap with five miles to go. Jeff Sargeant field after her crash, changing the were ideal with high temperatures the attacking began again. After approximately 15 miles to go. (FFKR/Sportsbaseonline.com) final standings to Jill Wilkerson- in the 80’s and a solid wind. The a few failed attempts, a large When the break hit the cross- slipped away from this group with Smith (Wasatch Women) first, racing started off aggressively break formed with all of the big winds at the southern end of the approximately one mile to go, and Margaret Douglas (Vanguard with several attacks in the first teams represented. Normally, this lake, the group split with Marc Barrett won the sprint for fifth Media) second, and Nisie Van De miles and no team willing to be would be game over, but the break Yap (Sienna Development/ Goble among the remaining group. Kamp (Ivory Homes) third. The one-lap, 52-mile women’s 1,2,3 race started with several attacks launched by riders from See results on page 20. Intermountain Medical Clinic, the largest represented team in the field, which were consis- tently brought back by the field. JUNE 2006 cycling utah.com 13

Mountain bike racing Montague and Bloomer Win Five Mile Pass from a long winter’s hibernation, and I was coming off of 10 days of finals and construction work sans any bike riding so the three of us whined to Ed to pare the race down to three laps instead of four and Geoff agreed. After being heckled by some experts in the back we were off on a three lap 33-mile jaunt. From the start it was obvious that Brandon and Kyle were going to have a tea party together and catch up on old times and let me and Geoff ride off the front together. The pace was nice and not having to do that fourth lap really had my spirits high. Like a pansy I sat on Geoff’s wheel as he pulled me around the course, he RAN up the hike-a-bike the first time which wasn’t too fun to follow, but I didn’t want to miss out on the free ride so I followed. I looked Left: Geoff Montague (Yeti/Desert Cycle) took the men's pro out over the valley behind us on class. the top of the hike a bike and no Above: Sandra Bloomer (Independent Fabrication) won the Brandon or Kyle—they must have women's pro category. By Trevor Simper exception of the Pro men and stopped for a snack. Flying back photos: James Naus women who saw paltry numbers around the mountain to complete See complete event photos at joaquimhailer.com. due to the NORBA National in lap one there were some surprise Ahhh yes, Five Mile pass, good line through a rock garden rescue guy who had already called Fontana, . The four men mud holes and as I tried to skirt where rednecks and jackrabbits KLAPACKA’RACKSLABAN the meat wagon over the radio. I that toed the line were teammates the edge of one, my semi-slicker abound, and once a year a throng GADANG BOOM! I wadded crested the hill and I heard him Brandon Firth and Kyle Wright rear tire acted more like an ice of cyclists 250+ strong flock to it up--hard. (that’s two now) I say into his radio “he’s back on from Bikers Edge, myself - Trevor skate and I was crawling out the the desert for an annual pilgrim- hopped back up and assessed the and riding…” Geoff was probably Simper (utahmountainbiking.com) of the sagebrush (that’s one.) A age of pain. This year marked the damage to my bike which was a muttering under his breath that it and taking a hiatus from teaching quick chase and I was back on the twelfth edition of said pilgrimage taco’ed big ring and a twinge in served me right for not offering at the MTC was Geoff Montague train of one. Lap two was going as and by the looks of the crowds my clavicle region. I instinctively to take a pull, and he was off. He (Yeti/Desert Cycle) in his inau- planned (me sitting in and Geoff was one of the largest turnouts got on and started riding much gural pro appearance. Brandon doing the pulling) when floating Continued on page 14 to date. Most of the fields were to the surprise of the search and stacked 10-20 deep with the and Kyle were just awakening through what I hoped would be a 14 cycling utah.com JUNE 2006

HELP WANTED Five Mile Pass - Bike to Work Day a Success The Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee, the leading bicycle from page 13 Warm Weather - Ride Year Bike to Work Day was held on Tuesday May 16, 2006. 150 advocacy group in Salt Lake 'Round and Utah, wants to encour- stayed out of reach to take his cyclists came together at Liberty Park for the Mayor’s event to Experienced bike shop front-person first win in his first Pro race. show their support for riding to work instead of driving. Salt age all cyclists to participate. and/or mechanic There are monthly meetings I spent the next lap and a half Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon arrived promptly at 7:30 needed. • Enthusiast Required! on the second Wednesday of riding around like a small child a.m. riding in his infamous green “shiny” shorts. Escorted by Send Resume' or call Jerry or Ryan with a fractured collar bone (I every month at 5 p.m. in the Salt Lake City Police Officers on bicycles and motorcycles, the Red Rock Bicycle City & County Building, Rm. was later x-rayed to confirm it) group left the park and headed down 7th E. going towards 2100 446 W. 100 S. 326 or 335, 451 South State waiting for Brandon or Kyle S. in Sugarhouse. The end destination was the Salt Lake County St. George, UT 84770 Street. For details, visit the to bring me a cookie but they Government Center where riders were offered free bagels, drinks, 435.674.3185 Cycling Utah web site (www. never came and I rolled in sec- and other swag such as t-shirts and water bottles. cyclingutah.com) or call the ond. Brandon came in wiping Corroon gave a short speech on why biking to work was Mayor’s office at 535-7939 or crumbs from his mouth and important for the state of Utah. “Bike to Work Day is important Guided Back- Brian at 328-2453. said Kyle had a mechanical. c o u n t r y because if every adult rode their bike to work everyday, collec- The Pro Women field was Cycle Tours tively we would lose 1.5 billion pounds off of our waist lines,” in Bryce and two deep with a heavy hitting Zion Country stated Corroon. “It’s also healthy and good for the environment.” of Southwest altitude girl Sandra Bloomer Utah (Independent Fabrication) He briefly mentioned the county becoming more involved in creat- (800) 776-2099 ing bike trails and making roads safer to ride on. Many more bike from Colorado and local neo- springdalecycles.com pro Kara Holley (Mad Dog trails are in the works for future development. Cycles). Holley dug deep and UTA Rideshare hosted ride stations at the UTA Offices, hung on for a couple of laps but Contender Bicycles, ARUP, Westminster College, Hotel Monaco, eventually succumbed to the and the University of Utah. An additional 150 riders stopped in to high hematocrit levels of the these stations. Coloradan. Shaina Miron of UTA said, “The event was a success.” Miron In other ICUP news, rumors fully supports this event as a way to make people aware of alterna- were swirling around the local tive modes of transportation. With gas prices skyrocketing, more bike community that a certain and more people are calling her office to ask about cheaper ways local legend/vagabond was to get around. “It’s economical. By switching from car to bike you musing a comeback to cycling. save about $3,000 a year,” said Miron. “Half of Americans live Sly Fox, aka, The Godfather, less than five miles from work,” she noted, making it more obvi- aka The Husla, had emerged ous that there’s no need to drive. Biking is often faster than driv- from his den up Emigration ing in urban areas and reduces the stress of being stuck behind the canyon, and made his first wheel. appearance on the ICUP since -Carly Carcione ’03. He was apparently scout- ing the competition and after If your business would like to host a bike to work station for making his assessment he was last seen heading out into the 2007, email Shaina Miron at [email protected]. desert toward Delta for a six- hour training ride....

Thanks to Racer’s Cycle Service and Mr. Ed for putting What’s on your mind? on another fine ICUP event. Send your feedback and letters to the editor to: See results on page 20. [email protected] JUNE 2006 cycling utah.com 15

see the end of the stage. On the day you and then take someone who DOWNHILL Racing Route 211 - of stage 11 back then in the Coors, is not familiar with bike racing Lava Rama Downhill from page 2 the tough climb came right away, to a couple of the stage finishes. and we were able to get to Boulder The atmosphere is contagious, and dog days of summer on your bike. for the finish. We rode back down you’ll probably make cyclists out Bike racing is an accessible, the canyon and along a rolling flat of them. And the more fans, the colorful, fast and amazing sport for about thirty miles, while the more fun, and the more of these to watch, especially at this level. big guys had a hundred miles or so events we will see come to Utah! The riders are usually nearby at of thin air and steep, long climbs And years later, you will be able to the start-finish areas. You can talk before reaching the finish. recall a vivid moment in time that to them, ask for autographs if you The advantage of having the shapes your entire cycling experi- like, see the big names of today stages on our own training routes ence. and the future, and if you’re an is that we know where the tough equipment junky, hold on to your spots are, like that little grunt of a hat. You will see the latest and steep section that comes in the mid- greatest in gear. And sometimes Volunteers Needed dle of a long climb and may entice even your perception of the racers someone who’s feeling good that for Deer Valley can be changed just by being there. day to launch an attack. It’s fun NORBA That was the case for me at the to anticipate that, watch it happen Tour of Georgia a couple of years and see who can respond and who ago. The highlight of that event Deer Valley Resort can’t. Then if possible, get ahead for me was finding out that Mario will host its 10th NORBA of the race to see if that attack held Cipollini was actually a great guy. National Championship Series until the top of the climb, or even Watching the lion king, the sport’s Thursday, July 6 through the entire day’s stage. If you like all time best sprinter, interact with Sunday, July 9. Deer Valley the tactical side of racing, this kind fans, taking southern accent lessons of event will, um, turn your crank will be the fourth stop on the and signing autographs showed for sure. national series, one of seven him to be very different than I had So mark your calendar, start chosen mountain biking ven- expected. He was not arrogant or riding the routes that you want to ues. The world's best moun- aloof as I expected, but very funny, watch and pick your spots. You tain bikers will ascend on accommodating and approachable. can find them at www.tourofutah. Deer Valley to descend down Much the same as I found Greg com/stages. Gather some friends to its expertly designed and LeMond year after year back at the go along and watch the stages with Coors Classic. maintained trails. This premier There is hardly anything that off-road racing series offers compares to the finish of a major Greg LeMond to Ride the highest-quality racing stage in an event like this, and in Utah’s Tour de opportunities to amateur and the more fans present and lining professional riders of all ages. the road the better the experience Cure The event is expected to draw becomes for everyone, fans and SALT LAKE CITY, UT more than 2,000 amateur and riders alike. The anticipation of a – Greg LeMond, the first professional riders for four breakaway, will it last or will the American winner of the Tour days of exciting competition. chasers catch it? And nothing is de , will serve as the Events will include , more exciting than a curb-to-curb Honorary Chairperson for Cross Country, Downhill, bunch sprint with bikes weaving Tour de Cure, the American Super D, , Short and shoulders bumping at 40 miles Top: Andrew Pierce (Go-Ride.com) is one fast junior rider. He Diabetes Association’s (ADA) Track, Kid Races and more. per hour. Add to that the festival premier cycling event. The had the fastest time of the day, beating the pro riders! atmosphere and it’s just about the Below: Addie Lepper (Go-Ride.com) won the women's pro Tour de Cure raises money Volunteer Opportunities: best way to spend a day. Each to fund the mission of the class. Photos: Joaquim Hailer stage’s host city will have a festi- With your help we can ADA—to prevent and cure For complete race photos, visit JoaquimHailer.com val atmosphere with food, cycling once again host an excep- diabetes and to improve the See results on page 20. events and expositions. The whole tional event, and what an show moves from location to loca- lives of all people affected by opportunity for you to be part tion like a concert tour, and you’ll diabetes. Tour de Cure takes of it; witnessing world class get much of that electricity each place in Brigham City, Utah mountain bikers shred it up day that you follow the race. on June 10th, and is a ride right here at Deer Valley. Our For me, the best way to watch – not a race – that encour- team of 75 + volunteers will the stages is to anticipate where the ages people to dust off their help with athlete registration, most challenging spot will be that bicycles and join thousands of course marshalling, timing, day and go there. Sometimes that other riders who are pedaling press, volunteer staffing, and Chalk Creek Road Race can be a tough climb, where the for a cure. doping control. real race usually takes shape, and For more information Sunday July 9th 2006 $795 cash purse sometimes it can be a spot where about ADA’s Tour de Cure, Contact Chad Wassmer at you think an attack may happen please call the American [email protected] Start Time 10 a.m. at the Coalville Fair Grounds. that could shape the outcome Diabetes Association at 1- that day - or for the entire race. for details. For more on the 888-DIABETES (342-2383) Cat Men pro 1/2 & 3’s (80 miles), Masters men 35+ (65 miles), Whichever it is, I like to find that event, visit TeamBigBear.com. spot and watch the action. Then try or online at www.diabetes. Men 4/5, Women 1/2/3, Masters men 45+ (50 miles), all Juniors & org/tour. Women 4 (30 miles). 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Challenge Downhill, DH and Mountain Super-D, Utah DH Series, Deer cycling utah Bike Valley, UT, (801) 375-3231 July 15 — Snowbird Mountain Bout, 19th Annual!, Intermountain Cup Tours and Festivals #11, Snowbird, Ed Chauner at (801) 942-3498 August 11-13 — Dinotrax Fat July 20 — Sundance Kids MTB Race, CALENDAR OF EVENTS Tire Festival, Rides, Pasta Feed, kids under 12, 5 pm, Sundance Bluegrass Music, Flaming Gorge, Resort, (801) 223-4849 (435) 781-2595 or (435) 889-3759 July 22 — Taming the Tetons, September 30 — Take Your Kid Intermountain Cup #12, Jackson com on a Mountain Bike Ride, Boise, Hole, WY, Ed Chauner at (801 Calendar of Events )942-3498 Calendar Guidelines: Park City Alternative ID, byrdscycling.com, (208) 434- Listings are free on a sponsored by Transportation Committee — 2607 July 22 — The Endurance 100/Mind normally meets on the second Over Mountains, 100 mile team space available basis and October 26-29 — Moab Halloween relay, 50 mile solo, Park City, at our discretion. Tuesday of the month at Miner's Bike Fest. Group rides, bicycle thee100.com, (435) 649-2129 Hospital at 9:00am, call to con- DemoExpo, fun competitions, Submit your event to: firm, (435) 649-6839, (435) 731- July 29-30 — Bordertown Challenge, evening entertainment. Moab, 15th Annual, Intermountain Cup [email protected] 0975, [email protected], UT, (435) 260-1182 #13, Wild Rockies Series #7, with date, name of event, www.mountaintrails.org XC, DH, freestyle, Oasis (near website, phone number Volunteer to help build the Mountain Wendover), NV, (208) 587-9530 Bonneville Shoreline Trail (801) July 29 — Brian Head Epic 100 and contact person and 485-6975 or visit www.bonneville- Bike and Titanium 50, 50 and 100 mile other appropiate informa- trail.org. Racing races, Brian Head, (909) 866- 4565 tion 1844 E. Fort Union Events August 4-6 — NORBA National Let us know about any Salt Lake City Mountain Bike Series #5, XC/ST/ corrections to existing (801) 942-3100 Critical Mass — Last Friday of every DH/Slalom/SuperD, Brian Head month, 5:30 pm, meet at the General Info Resort, Brian Head, UT, (909) 866- listings! 705 W. Riverdale Rd. Gallivan Center, 200 S. and State 4565 Street, SLC. For more info, if you Intermountain Cup information Riverdale (Utah) (801) 942-3498. August 12 — All West have a bike to lend, etc.: emaill Communications Wolverine Bicycle (801) 621-4662 [email protected] Wild Rockies Unplugged Series Ridge XC Race, 13th Annual, canyonsports.com Intermountain Cup #14, Series June 1 – 4 – IMBA Trail School, information (Idaho), (208) 587- 9530. Finals, Evanston, WY - contact Home of the Bike The Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew Paul Knopf or Amanda Wanner will be in town to celebration USA Cycling, Mountain Region,(UT at [email protected]. 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Salt Lake City, UT, contact stoncycling.org 0095 Cycling Ryan Miller, IMBA UT Rep, rmill- August 17 — Sundance Kids MTB Deseret Peak BMX — deseretpeak- [email protected] or Carol Potter, Weekly MTB Races Race, kids under 12, 5 pm, .netfirms.com, Tooele Events Mountain Trails Foundation, Wednesdays — Soldier Hollow Sundance Resort, (801) 223-4849 [email protected] May - October — Rad Canyon Training Series , May 3, 10, 17, August 19 — Sundance Super-D BMX, Practice Tuesdays 6:30- Advocacy Groups June 3 — National Trails Day, June 7, 21, July 5, 19, August 2, Downhill Race, 9 am, Sundance Volunteer on Trail Projects, call Resort, (801) 223-4849 8:30 pm. 9700 S. 5250 W., South Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Comm­ 16, 30, Alternates with Sundance, Eric Spreng at REI, (801) 486-2100 August 26 — Widowmaker Hill Jordan, (801) 824-0095. ittee (MBAC) meeting. Second 7 p.m., (801) 404-0946 for info. Climb 10 AM, Ride to the top of May - October — Rad Canyon Wednesday every month 5 p.m. Wednesdays — May 24, 31, June the Tram, Snowbird Resort, (801) BMX, Single Point Races Thursdays, at the Salt Lake City/County Bldg, June 3 — National Trails Day, 14, 28, July 12, 26, August 9, 23, 583-6281 9:00am Meet at Spiro Trail, Park Registration 6-7 pm, racing ASAP 451 S. State, Room 326. (801) 535- September 6, Sundance Weekly August 26 — The Endurance 100/ (7:30pm). 9700 S. 5250 W., South 7939 or (801) 328-2453. at Park City Mountain Resort, MTB series, 6:30 pm, alternates Mind Over Mountains, 100 mile, Presented by Mountain Trails Jordan, (801) 824-0095. Salt Lake County Bicycle Advisory with Soldier Hollow Training Series, 100 km, and 50 mile individual Foundation, Snyderville Basin June 10-11 — Rad Canyon BMX, Committee — Meetings are the Sundance Resort, (801) 223-4849 races, Park City, thee100.com, Recreation Department and Park Race For Life, Double Point Race. second Monday of each month (435) 649-2129 City Municipal Corporation and Registration 9-10 am, racing ASAP from 5-7 p.m. in suite N-4010 of the September 2-4 — Sundance IMBA Sponsored by Silver Star, (11am) 9700 S. 5250 W., South Salt Lake County Government Showdown, DH and Super-D, Starbucks, (435) 649-6839, (435) Utah MTB Races Jordan, (801) 824-0095. Center, 2001 S. State, SLC, (801) Utah DH Series, Sundance, UT, 731-0975, carol@mountaintrails. June 3 — The Sundance Spin, (801) 375-3231 485-2906 Intermountain Cup #7, Sundance August 4 - 6 — Rad Canyon BMX, org, www.mountaintrails.org September 9-10 — 24 Hours of ABA GREAT SALT LAKE NATIONALS. Weber County Pathways — Weber Resort, Sundance, UT, Ed Chauner June 3 — Mountain Trails at (801) 942-3498 Soldier Hollow, Heber, UT, (801) For registration and race times County’s Advocacy Group, (801) Foundation Trail Fest, Join IMBA 243-0704, 24hoursofsoldierhollow. go to www.ababmx.com. 9700 393-2304 or www.weberpath- June 3-4 — Bountiful Bomber and Mountain Trails and cele- com S. 5250 W., South Jordan, (801) ways.org Downhill Race, Utah DH Series, brate our Trails. Area trail plan- September 14 — Sundance Kids 824-0095 Bountiful, UT, (801) 375-3231 Provo Bike Committee — Meetings ners will bring their latest latest MTB Race, kids under 12, 5 pm, June 10 — Deer Valley Pedalfest, Sundance Resort, (801) 223-4849 For more BMX track info, visit are the first Wednesday of maps of upcoming trail projects, Intermountain Cup #8, Deer cyclingutah.com each month, 5:00 p.m. in the Food, beverages, silent auction, Valley, UT - Ed Chauner, 801- September 16 — Sundance Super- City Council office, 351 West 5:00pm Miner's Hospital Park City 942-3498 D Downhill Race, 9 am, Sundance Resort, (801) 223-4849 Center Street, Provo, Call the Utah (435) 649-6839, (435) 731- June Cancelled — Utah Summer City Council offices at 801-852- 0975, [email protected], Games, Three Peaks Recreation September 16-17 — Silver Spur Fall 6120 or email gilbert.bradshaw@ www.mountaintrails.org Area, Cedar City, (435) 865-8421 Classic XC race, also Trail Run gmail.com or duncanish@gmail. or (435) 586-5125 and climbing contest, Snowbird June 17 — Venture Outdoors and Alta, UT, 801-933-2110 Festival, 3-9 pm, Millcreek June 17 — Cache Valley's Joyride, Intermountain Cup #9, Sherwood September 16 — Tour des Suds, Township Festival, cycling gurus 26th Annual, Park City, (435) 649- on hand, 3100 S. 2900 E, (801) Hills Resort, Logan, UT, (435) 245- 3628 6839 466-0686, millcreekoutdoors.org June 22 — Sundance Kids MTB October 7 — Utah State September 7-9 — Utah Trails and Race, kids under 12, 5 pm, Singlespeed Championship, Pathways Conference, planning, Sundance Resort, (801) 223-4849 10 am start, Sundance Resort, design, consruction, funding and Sundanceresort.com or 801-223- June 24 — The 12 Hours of the E100, 4121 more, www.utahtrailsconfer- 12 hour endurance race with site ence.com, (801) 629-8558 fee to benefit National Ability October 16-17 — Huntsman World Center, Individual and Two and Senior Games. Must be 50 years September 22 — Mayor's Bike to or older. three events: hill climb, Work Day presented by Salt Lake Four person Team Categories, Park City, thee100.com, (435) downhill, and cross country. 800- City Mayor's Office and MBAC, 649-2129 562-1268 or [email protected] a mellow ride with Mayor Rocky July 1 — Chris Allaire Memorial, October 14-15 — 24 Hours of Moab, Anderson under police escort 11th Annual, (304) 259-5533 from Liberty Park to the City/ Utah State Open Championship, Intermountain Cup #10, Solitude, County Bldg, then free break- UT, XC - Ed Chauner, 801-942- Idaho and Regional fast and raffle for all participants, 3498 Cost: free, 7:30 am, Liberty Park, MTB Races Lisa Romney, 535-7939, lisa.rom- July 1-2 — Flyin' Brian Downhill Race, DH and Super-D, Utah DH [email protected], Meet at the Series, Brian Head, UT, (801) 375- June 7, 14, 21, 28 — Wednesday northeast corner of Liberty Park 3231 Night MTB Series/Wood River Cup #1-5, Hailey, ID, (208) 481-0300 July 4 — Sundance Super-D Downhill Race, 9 am, Sundance June 3 — Kelly Canyon Knobby Resort, (801) 223-4849 Challenge XC, Knobby Tire Series, Kelly Canyon Ski Resort, (Rhire), July 6-9 — NORBA National Idaho Falls,ID (208) 338-1016 Our Advertisers Mountain Bike Series #4, Deer Valley, UT, XC/ST/DH/Slalom/ June 10 — Revenge of the support Super-D, (909) 866-4565 Singletrack, Wild Rockies Series #4, XC, Twin Falls, ID, (208) 587- cycling utah. July 8 — Blue Mountain Bike Chase, 9530 25 mile XC race, Monticello City Please support them. Recreation, Monticello, UT, (435) June 18 — Idaho City Excellent 587-2029 Adventure, Wild Rockies Series #5, XC, Idaho City, ID, (208) 587- July 15-16 — Bald Mountain 9530 JUNE 2006 cyclingutah.com 17

June 21 — Cache to Game XC City, UT, (801) 944-5042 yahoo.com or 801-558-7215 County Fair, Parawon, UT, (435) 400-6130 Race, Mike Yokel Park, Jackson, 990-1393 Salt Air Time Trial — Every other July 29 — Garden Creek Gap November 26 — Thanksgiving WY, 12 mile MTB XC, Call (307) Road Race, Pocatello, ID, (208) August 26 — Jeff Rogers Memorial Criterium, Thanksgiving Point, 739-9025 Thursday April 13- September 28, I-80 Frontage Road West of the 282-2503 or (208) 233-0951 Sanpete Classic RR, Spring City, Lehi, UT, (801) 400-6130 June 24-25 — Soldier Mountain International Center, (801) 944- July 30 — Old Town Pocatello UT contact Eric Thompson, 801- XC and DH, Knobby Tire Series, 5042 Criterium, Pocatello, ID, (208) 541-3840 Soldier Mtn. Ski Resort, Fairfield, ID 282-2503 or (208) 233-0951 September 5,12,19,26 — RMR Crit (208) 338-1016 Series, Salt Lake, (801) 944-5042 Idaho and Regional Bicycle DMV Criterium — Wednesdays, August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 — RMR Crit July 2 — Urban Assault, Knobby Tire Series, Salt Lake, (801) 944-5042 September 6,13,20,27 — DMV Crit Road Races Series, Downtown Boise, ID, (208) Driver's Training Center, Where: Series, Every Wednesday, Salt 338-1016 4700 S. 2780 W., West Valley City August 2,9,16,23,30 — DMV Crit Series, Every Wednesday, Salt Lake, 801-651-8333 June 3, 10, 17, 24 — Hailey Criterium July 4 — 11th Annual WYDAHO Times: A Flite - 6pm. B Flite - 7 pm., C/D Flite 7:45 pm (April 5 - Lake, 801-651-8333 September 14,28 — Salt Air TT Series, Series, Hailey, ID, info@sawtooth- Bike Race, Grand Targhee Ski Every other Thurs, (801) 944-5042 velo.org or 208-726-0946, ext. 1 and Summer Resort Alta, WY, 1- September 27), 801-651-8333 August 3,17,31 — Salt Air TT Series, 800-TARGHEE ext. 1313 or 307- Wednesdays — Thanksgiving Every other Thurs, (801) 944-5042 September 7 — Royal Street June 7,21 — Idaho Cycling 353-2300 Point Criterium Series, April 5th August 10,24 — Royal Street Hillclimb TT, 5:30 p.m., Park City, Enthusiasts Hillclimb Time Trial UT, (435) 901-8872 Series, Pocatello, ID, (208) 282- July 5, 12, 19, 26 — Teton Village -September 27, 6:00 pm, A Hillclimb TT, 5:30 p.m., Park City, 2503 or (208) 233-0951 Short Track XC Series, 6:30 pm, flight-cat 1, 2, 3, 6:00-6:55 pm, B UT, (435) 901-8872 September 9 — LOTOJA, 206 miles Teton Village, WY, (307) 733-4042 flight- cat 3-4, 6:00-6:45 pm, C August 5 — Cache Classic from Logan, UT to Jackson, WY, June 6,13,27 — Tuesday Nighter flight- beginner-cat 5, 7:00-7:30 (801) 546-0090 Training Ride, Boise, ID, (208) 343- July 8-9 — Brunndage Mountain Downtown Criterium, Logan, UT, 3782 Bike Festival, Wild Rockies Series pm, *Women's flight , 7:00-7:30 (435) 757-5091 September 23 — UTA Harvest Moon pm, *Women may race any flight #6, XC and DH, McCall, ID, (208) August 6? — Huntsville 100 RR, Downtown Ogden Criterium, June 9-11 — Tour of Eagle, Eagle, 587-9530 they choose, 3003 Thanksgiving Huntsville, UT, (801) 808-1137 or downtown in the Municpal Park ID, (208) 884-1925? Way, (next to I-15), Lehi, UT visit [email protected] between 25th & 26th Streets, June 10 — Lyle Pearson 200, team July 22 — Taming the Tetons, Ogden, UT, (801) 589-3675 Intermountain Cup #12, Jackson www.tourofutah.com/wed.html relay road race from Boise to Sun for more information, or call (800) August 7-12 — Tour of Utah, six Hole, WY, (801 ) 942-3498 stages, Provo, UT, (800) 708-9804, September 30 — Allan Butler Valley, Boise, ID, (208) 343-3782 708-9804 Memorial Criterium, Thanksgiving July 23 — Teton Pass Hill Climb, tourofutah.com June 13 — Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts Royal Street Hillclimb TT — May Point, Lehi, UT, (801) 400-6130 Wilson, WY, 8:30 road race, 10:30 August 12 — Snowbird Hill Climb, 8 Criterium Series, Holt Arena, mountain bike race - points for 18 - September 7, Every other October 10-13 — Huntsman World Pocatello, ID, 208-282-5426 Thursday, 5:30 p.m., 900 ft. eleva- AM, registration from 6-7:30 am, each Race, (307) 733-5228 10.2 Miles from Shopko on 9400 Senior Games. Must be 50 years June 17 — Gannett Roubaix Road tion gain, Royal Street and Deer S. 2000 E. to Snowbird, (801) 933- or older. Four events: hill climb, Race, Hailey, ID, info@sawtooth- July 23 — Galena Grinder Whit time trial, criterium and road Henry Memorial Race, Ketchum, Valley Drive, Park City, (435) 901- 2110 velo.org or 208-726-0946, ext.1 8872. race. 800-562-1268 or hwsg@ ID, Don Shepler (208) 720-3019, August 13 — Wolf Creek Pass Road infowest.com June 17-18 — Ketchum Omnium, (208) 726-4010 or harleyquinn7@ Logan Race Club Time Trial Series Race, Starts in Francis. Route Trail Creek TT, Circuit Race, onebox.com — Thursdays, 6:30 pm, Logan, UT, goes over Wolf Creek Pass to October 14 — City Creek Bike Criterium, Ketchum/Sun Valley, Sprint, 10 am, 5 1/2 mile climb up July 29-30 — Bordertown Challenge, (435) 787-2534 Tabiona and then back over the Idaho, Greg Stock sunsummit@ pass to the finish in Francis, part City Creek Canyon in Salt Lake cox-internet.com or (208) 726- 15th Annual, Intermountain Cup For dates, see calendar below. City, road or mountain bikes, #13, Wild Rockies Series #7, of the proceeds go to The Bill 0707 or (208) 726-3497 Corliss Bike Advocay Fund, (435) UCA Points Series Event, (801) XC, DH, freestyle, Oasis (near 583-6281 Wendover), NV, (208) 587-9530 Utah Road Races 513-0432, parkcitycycling.com August 19-20 — Tour de Gap Stage October 28 — Halloween Criterium, Continued on Page 18 July 29 — Laramie , 111 K Thanksgiving Point, Lehi, UT, (801) mountain bike race, Happy Jack, Race, in conjunction with the Iron Laramie, WY, 307-745-4499 June 6,13,20,27 — RMR Crit Series, Salt Lake, (801) 944-5042 August 5-6 — 22st White Knob Challenge, Knobby Tire Series, June 7,14,21,28 — DMV Crit Series, and Idaho Short Track XC State Every Wednesday, Salt Lake, 801- Championships, Mackay and 651-8333 Hailey, ID, Kurt Holzer at (208) June 8, 22 — Salt Air TT Series, Every 890-3118 other Thurs, (801) 944-5042 August 12-13 — NORBA National June 1, 15, 29 — Royal Street Mountain Bike Series #6, XC/ST/ Hillclimb TT, 5:30 p.m., Park City, DH/MTNX/Super-D, Snowmass UT, (435) 901-8872 Resort, Aspen, CO, (719) 866- 4581 June 3 — Utah State Road Race Championship, Little Mountain August 12-13 — Pomerelle Pounder, Course, Logan, UT, (435) 757- XC, DH, freestyle, Utah DH Series, 5091 Wild Rockies Series #8, Burley, ID, (208) 587-9530 June 10 — Sugarhouse Crit, Utah State Criterium Championship, Auguest 19 — Rendezvous Hill Sugarhouse Park, SLC, UT, (801) Climb, Teton Village, WY, 6.1 944-5042 miles, 4139 vertical feet, (307) 733-5335 June 11 — Downtown Criterium, Pioneer Park, Salt Lake City, (801) August 19-20 — Tamarack Twister 944-5042 Idaho State NORBA XC and DH Championship Finals, Knobby Tire June 17-18 — All West High Uintas Series Final, Tamarack Ski Resort, Classic Stage Race, 18th Annual, Cascade, ID (208) 338-1016 or Kamas, UT to Evanston, WY, (208) 325-1000 contact Paul Knopf or Amanda Wanner at [email protected] August 26 — Durango MTB 100, stonwy.org or (307) 783-6470 or Durango, CO, (970) 259-7771 (866) 783-6300, ext. 459 or www. September 16-17 — Salmon Grand evanstoncycling.org Prix, XC, DH, freestyle, Utah DH June 22-24 — Utah Summer Games, Series?, Wild Rockies Series #9, Time Trial, Hill Climb, Criterium, Salmon, ID, (208) 587-9530 Road Race with overall Omnium, October 8 — 12 Hours of Bootleg Righthand Canyon, Lund Hwy, Canyon Race, 2500' climbing per Desert Mound, Checkshani Cliffs, lap, Boulder City, NV, tmr-unlim- Cedar City, (435) 865-8421 or ited.com, (702) 277-6536 (435) 559-2925 October 8 — Boise to Bogus Banzai, June 30 - July 2 — Gate City Grind Wild Rockies Series #10, 16.5 mile, Stage Race, (208) 282-2503 or 4,100 vertical foot descent, Boise, (208) 233-0951 ID, (208) 587-9530 July 4,11,18,25 — RMR Crit Series, Salt Lake, (801) 944-5042 Road July 5,12,19,26 — DMV Crit Series, Every Wednesday, Salt Lake, 801- Racing 651-8333 July 6,20 — Salt Air TT Series, Every other Thurs, (801) 944-5042 July 13,27 — Royal Street Hillclimb TT, 5:30 p.m., Park City, UT, (435) General Info 901-8872 Utah Road Racing - USCF, Utah July 1 — Earth Day Pedal Cup, Cycling Association - James 10:00 AM, City Creek Canyon, Ferguson, 801-476-9476 (801) 583-6281, -am.com July 4 — Freedom Festival Criterium, USA Cycling, Mountain Region Provo, UT, (800) 708-9804 Road Racing (UT,AZ,NM,CO, WY,SD), George Heagerty, (719) July 8 — Porcupine Hillclimb, Big 535-8113. Cottonwood Canyon, Salt Lake City, (801) 442-5800 or 801-424- 9216 Utah Weekly Series July 9 — Coalville Road Race, Races Coalville, UT, 801-424-9216 July 15 — Sundance Hillclimb, 8 Rocky Mountain Raceways mile climb from Hwy 189 (Provo Criterium — Saturdays at 12 Canyon) to the top of the Alpine noon in March, Tuesdays in April - Loop, Provo, UT, (800) 708-9804 September, A/B’s - 6 pm, C/D’s 7 pm, 6555 W. 2100 S., West Valley July 22 — Draper Days Criterium, Draper, UT, jeremysmithslc@ 18 cyclingutah.com JUNE 2006

ing support primary health care July 30- August 4 — Bicycle Idaho, for our most indigent patients, Sandpoint to Kellog to Sandpoint, cycling utah Nampa, Idaho, asandven@trhs. (541) 385-5257 or 800-413-8432 org or 208-467-4431 August 6-12 — Ride Idaho, 7 day June 10 — Up and Over 100, BBTC supported bicycle tour, Melba, Super Series, self-supported Glenns Ferry, Buhl, Shoshone, century, bottom of Emigration Sun Valley, Stanley, & Lowman, Canyon to Park City, Coalville, 208.344.5502 ext 315, rideidaho. CALENDAR OF EVENTS and back, (801) 943-2117 or pres- org [email protected] August 11 — Freedom Peloton June 11-18 — Utah Border to Border Charity Ride, A Charity Ride to Continued from page 17 Tour, St. George to Cornish (near raise money for the Larry H. Miller Logan), 479 miles, (801) 556-3290 Charities, Downtown Salt Lake mountain bike race - points for September 5 — Tuesday Night Half- June 12- July 6 — Great Alaska City, Karilyn Preston, 801-209- Road each Race, (307) 733-5228 Bogus Ride, Bogus Hillclimb, (208) 3337, [email protected], 343-3782 Highway Ride, British Columbia to Racing July 22 — Well's Fargo Twilight Alaska, rides@pedalerspuband- tourofutah.com Criterium, 20th Annual, NRC race, September 9 — Race to the Angel, grille.com August 13 — Blue Cruise Wheels Boise, ID, (208) 343-3782 20th Annual, 2800' climb, Wells, for Wellness, Meridian, ID, (208) NV, (775) 752-3540 June 17 — Killer Loop, a 66 or July 23? — The Morning After 100 mile loop from Cedar City 387-6817 Continued Criterium, Boise, ID, (208) 336- September 9 — Bogus Basin Hill through Brianhead and Back to August 13-19 — Oregon Bicycle June 20-22 — CANCELLED Summer 3854 Climb, Triple Crown #3, 34th Cedar. This brevet style ride fea- Ride XX, Klamath Falls to Lakeview Solstice Stage Race, TT, RR, Circuit July 22-23 — BYRDS Junior Stage Annual, Boise, ID, (208) 343-3782 tures 8500+ feet of climbing at to Klamath Falls, (541) 385-5257 or Race, evenings, Boise,ID, (208) Race, tobincoaching@earthlink. September 16 — Mt. Charleston Hill altitudes up to 10,400 feet. (435) 800-413-8432 343-3782 net, (208) 343-9130 Climb, Las Vegas, NV, 702-228- 586-7567 August 19 — ULCER, Century Tour June 23-25 — Elkhorn Classic Stage July 25 — Tuesday Night Half- 9460, [email protected] June 17-18 — Cycle Idaho's 9th around Utah Lake, 100, 74, 56, Race, Baker City, OR, (503) 652- Bogus Ride, Bogus Hillclimb, (208) September 23 - October 8 — Annual Boise to Idaho City Tour, and 24 mile options, (801) 943- 3763 343-3782 Senior Olympics, Must Boise to Idaho City (camp over 2117 or [email protected] night) and back to Boise, Harley June 24 — Idaho State Time Trial July 29 — Garden Creek Gap be 50 years or older, Cycling Four August 20 — Promontory Point Events — 5K and 10K Time Trials, Parson (208) 288-2327 or (208 573- 120, BBTC Super Series Ride, self- Championships, 8 miles south of Road Race, Pocatello, ID, (208) 8123, cycleidaho.com Bellevue, ID, 7am, (208) 726-7693 282-2503 or (208) 233-0951 20K and 40K Road Races. Plus all supported century, 120 miles, other sports. Call 702-242-1590 or June 24 — Tour of Marsh Creek Brigham City to Promentory, (801) June 24-25 — Dead Dog Classic July 30 — Pocatello Downton nevadaseniorgames@earthlink. Valley, fully supported ride pre- 943-2117 or [email protected] Stage Race, Laramie, WY, (307) Criterium, Pocatello, ID, (208) net sented in conjunction with the 745-4499 282-2503 or (208) 233-0951 August 26 — Desperado Dual , 200 Pocatello Riverfest! Options of 25, mile double century in Southern June 27 — Tuesday Nighter #11, July 25 — Tuesday Night Half- Weekly 62, or 100 miles on the lonely Utah, 100 mile option, Panguitch, Boise, ID, (208) 343-3782 Bogus Ride, Bogus Hillclimb, (208) roads that traverse the lovely (435) 586-7567 343-3782 Rides country between Pocatello and June 30 - July 2 — Big Sky Cycling Malad Pass, then enjoy food, fun, August 26 — Cache Valley Century Classic, RR, TT, CR, Crit, Missoula, August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 — Tuesday and music at the Riverfest. Rob Tour - 100 mi/100 km/40mile MT, (406) 531-4033 Night Half-Bogus Ride, Bogus Van Kirk at (208) 282-2503 or options. Hosted by Cache Valley July 1-2 — Gate City Grind Stage Hillclimb, (208) 343-3782 (208) 233-0951 Veloists Bicycle Touring Club. Weekend Group Rides — Saturday 7AM registration/check in, 12 mi Race, (208) 282-2503 or (208) 233- August 1, 8 — Idaho Cycling June 24-25 — MS 150 Bike Tour, 0951 Enthusiasts Criterium Series, and Sunday, 10 am, meet at 9th north of Logan on Hwy 91, 435- and 9th in Salt Lake City. Benefits MS Society and multiple 752-2253. July 2 — Wood River Challenge Pocatello, ID, 208-282-5426 sclerosis research, Cache Valley Team Time Trial, Hailey, ID, info@ August 9 — Idaho Cycling Sunday Group Ride — 9 a.m., Fairgrounds (400 South 500 West), August 27 — Cycle For Life, benefit sawtoothvelo.org or 208-726- Enthusiasts Time Trial Series, Canyon Bicycles in Draper, 762E., Logan, Utah, (801) 493-0113 ride for cyclists injured in auto/ 12600 S., (801) 576-8844 bike accidents, 8, 30, 66, and 0946, ext.1 Pocatello, ID, (208) 282-2503 or June 24-25 — Dual State, Dual (208) 233-0951 100 mile options, Huntsville Park, July 4, 11, 18 — Tuesday Nighter Century Weekend Challenge, Huntsville, UT, (801) 556-3290 Training Ride, Boise, ID, (208) 343- August 11-12? — Magic Valley two 100-mile rides or two 50-mile 3782 Senior Games Road rides, Tremonton, UT, (801) 556- August 27 — The Big Ride, BBTC 3290 Super Series Ride, self-supported, July 5,12,19,26 — Hailey Criterium August 12 — Mt. Harrison Hill Climb, Tours 164 miles, Mt. Green over Monte Series, Hailey, ID, info@sawtooth- Triple Crown #1, Boise, ID, (208) July 1-3 — Northwest Tandem Cristo, to Evanston and back, velo.org or 208-726-0946, ext.1 323-2376 Rally, Corvallis, OR, nwtr2006@ (801) 943-2117 or president@ nwtr.org July 5 — Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts August 13 — The Cycling Classic bbtc.net Hillclimb Time Trial Series, Road Race, Boise, ID, 208-343- Utah and Regional Road July 4 — Taterville 100, BBTC Super August 27 - September 2 — BBTC 4037 or jonathan@coresportsllc. Series Ride, self-supported centu- Pocatello, ID, (208) 282-2503 or Tours Southern Utah Parks Tour, (801) (208) 233-0951 com ry, Wellsville to Idaho and back, 463-6016 and Bobrenwick@com- (801) 943-2117 or president@ cast.net July 5-17 — USA Cycling Road August 20 — Table Rock HC RR, bbtc.net Festival, Elite, Masters, Junior, and Triple Crown #2, Boise, ID, (208) June 3 — Little Red Riding Hood, September 4 — Hooper Horizontal Espoir National Championships, 867-2488 women's only metric century July 7 — Antelope by Moonlight 100, BBTC Super Series Ride, Bike Ride, 12th Annual, This a Seven Springs, PA, (719) 866-4581 August 26-27 — Intermountain ride, 35, 63, and 100 mile options, self-supported century, State Wellsville, Cache Valley, (801) popular non-competitive ride, Agriculture Building to Hooper July 16 — Grand Targhee Ski Hill Orthopaedics Idaho State RR held at night during the full-moon. Road Time Trial, 9 a.m., Alta, WY, and Criterium Championships, 943-2117 or [email protected] and Back, (801) 943-2117 or presi- Views are spectacular, food is [email protected] (208) 201-1622 Boise, ID, Kurt Holzer at (208) 890- June 3 — Salt Lake City Marathon delicious. ride goes from mari- July 18,25 — Idaho Cycling 3118 Bike Tour, 25 miles without stop- na to the historic Fielding Garr September 9-19 — Utah Parks Tour, Enthusiasts Criterium Series, September 2-3 — Gateway lights through th e streets of Ranch, about 22 miles round-trip. 493 miles, Southern Utah, Adv. Pocatello, ID, 208-282-5426 Canyons Grand Valley Bicycle Salt Lake on the SLC Marathon Registration fee includes park Cycling Association, (800) 755- Classic, Road Race and Criterium, course, start: 6:00 a.m. at the entry, t-shirt and refreshments. For 2453 July 23 — Teton Pass Hill Climb, Olympic Legacy Bridge near the Wilson, WY, 8:30 road race, 10:30 Grand Junction, CO, (970) 275- more information contact Neka September 10 — Tour de Tahoe, 1711 Fort Douglas TRAX stop, saltlake- Roundy, Davis County Economic citymarathon.com or email bik- Bike Big Blue, 4th Annual, ride Development, 801-451-3286 or around Lake Tahoe, 72 miles, [email protected] or call [email protected] (801) 412-6060 Lake Tahoe, NV, (800) 565-2704 July 9 — Tour de Boise, Boise, ID, September ? — Galena Tour, June 3-4 — Treasure Valley Idaho (208) 343-3782 MS Bike Tour, 50-200 miles, Boise, Galena Lodge, ID, (208) 788- ID, (208) 336-0555 July 9 — Mt. Nebo Loop, BBTC Super 9184 Series Ride, self-supported cen- September 10-16 — Southern June 3-9 — Cycle Utah Spring, tury, start in Nephi to Springville St. George through the National Utah National Parks Tour, Cedar to the Mt. Nebo loop, (801) 943- City, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Cedar Parks, Southern Utah, Adv. 2117 or [email protected] Cycling Association, (800) 755- Breaks, (801) 596-8430 2453 July 10 — R.A.N.A.T.A.D, Start at September 16 — Sawtooth Century Sundance and ride down to Tour, Ketchum, ID, info@saw- June 4 — America's Most Beautiful Payson around the Nebo Loop to Bike Ride, 35, 72, 100 miles, 15th toothvelo.org or 208-726-0946, Nephi and then back up through ext.1 Annual, benefit for the Leukemia Utah Valley to American Fork, and Lymphoma Society, Stateline, then ride up AF canyon around September 17-23 — LAGBRAU South Shore Lake Tahoe, NV, the Alpine Loop and finish back (Legacy Annual Great Bike (800) 565-2704 at Sundance, 170 miles with over Ride Across Utah), Blanding to June 10 — American Diabetes 13,000 feet of climbing, (801) 223- Cedar City, 400 miles on scenic Association / Tour de Cure- 4849. highways and through National Parks, fundraiser for young Native Golden Spike Century. 25,60, and July 15-16 — Snake River Idaho 100 mile options. This ride is for a American education, (801) 278- MS Bike Tour, 55-110 miles, Idaho 6220 great cause in a beautiful rural Falls, ID, (208) 336-0555 setting. Box Elder High School, September 23 — Heber Valley Brigham City, UT. For more infor- July 22 - 31 — Great Divide Wind Olympic Century. 50 & 62 mile mation call 1 (888) DIABETES - River, Jackson to Lander, WY, options. Enjoy scenic Heber email Gina Evans gevans@dia- dirt and road, Adv. Cycling Valley during its autumn finest betes.org or register now at tour. Association, (800) 755-2453 during this fun and challeng- diabetes.org July 22 - 28 — Cycle Montana, 319 ing ride that visits the Olympic June 10 — Utah Summer Games miles, Adv. Cycling Association, venues, fundraiser for Huntsman Petroglyph Century, in con- (800) 755-2453 Cancer Institute, Contact Bob @ 801.677.0134, bike2bike.org junction with the Utah Summer July 24 — Pioneer Century, BBTC Games, 50, 62, 100 mile options, Super Series Ride, self-supported September 24-30 — OATBRAN, One Starts at the Cedar City Equestrian century, Mountain Green, (801) Awesome Tour Bike Ride Across Center (just North of Hwy 56, west 943-2117 or [email protected] Nevada, 15th Annual, follow- of Cedar City), through Hamilton, ing the Legendary Pony Express Kanarraville, New Harmony, July 29 — Stanley Challenge, Boise Trail on U.S. Hwy. 50 - America's Parowan, Summit, and Enoch, to Stanley, Boise, ID, (208) 867- Loneliest Road, 5 days of riding, Cedar City, UT, (801) 677-0134 or 2488 420 miles from Lake Tahoe to (435) 865-8421 July 30 — Chalk Creek 100, BBTC Great Basin National Park, (800) June 10 — Bob LeBow Bike Tour Super Series Ride, self-supported 565-2704 - "Health Care for All.", routes century, Park City to Coalville September 30 — Bikes for Kids with from 3-100 miles, ride benefits to Chalk Creek and back, (801) Dave Zabriskie, metric century (62 the TRHS Zero Pay Fund, help- 943-2117 or [email protected] miles) plus 4 and 25 mile options JUNE 2006 cyclingutah.com 19

Charity Ride to be Held in Conjunction With Book review Tour of Utah The first annual Freedom Peloton Charity Ride will take place Andy Pruitt's Complete Medical Guide for Cyclists on August 11th, 2006 on Stage 5 of the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah in downtown Salt Lake City. The Freedom Peloton will be By Lou Melini mention the decreased flexibility capped at 300 cyclists and will be one of the most elite cycling Mr. Pruitt, like myself, is a that occurs as we age in the bike charity events in Utah. Physician Assistant in Boulder. I fit section. I also thought that Cyclists will raise money through the coming months for LHM have been in Pediatrics with most there might have been a little too Charities. Larry H. Miller Charities gives back to the community of my practical sports knowledge much commercial endorsement of and focuses “united service and corporate giving on youth and from coaching soccer in addition a particular company in one sec- children with an emphasis on health and education.” The money to my clinic-based experiences. tion of a chapter. I’ll leave it at that and let the reader determine if raised from the Freedom Peloton will be distributed to programs Mr. Pruitt’s background is exten- I am correct or not. throughout Utah that promote and educate children to lead healthy sive as an athletic trainer, educator and consultant as chief medical This book should be read by and active lifestyles. Emphasis will be placed on programs that officer for U.S. Cycling. Mr. Pruitt anyone interested in cycling as it provide educational tools in Utah schools, provide recreational has a background in many sports, has information for all of us who facilities for children throughout the state and programs currently with cycling as his primary sport want to enjoy the beauty of riding working to combat child obesity. A portion of the proceeds will since college. He has accom- a bike efficiently and comfortably. also be donated to the Utah Bicycle Coalition to help educate and plished himself as a category II Anyone who does bike fitting may promote bike safety throughout the state. racer, despite being a disabled ath- want to consult with this book. Cyclists will be required to raise a minimum of $100 to com- lete (below knee amputee at age Anyone who has a cycling related pete in the event. There will be four benefit tiers each consisting 14). As a disabled athlete, he has injury or discomfort from riding of perks to help motivate and encourage each rider. Based on the 2 national and 2 world champion- will benefit by reading the book. It amount of money raised each cyclist will be placed in their fund- ships. His background is reflected is written in a manner that anyone (but wish we did)”. It takes some- raising tier and can receive benefits such as a tech shirt, cycling throughout the book as he gives can read and understand. You do one who is very insightful to have socks, Jazz tickets and an Official Freedom Peloton Jersey. There very detailed analysis to prevent, not need a medical background to the ability to understand problems treat and rehabilitate various inju- understand the book. This book will be VIP passes to the Tour of Utah for the top five fundraisers, that do not have a clear answer. ries that may disable cyclists. In will be a valuable addition to my a custom fit bike for the second highest fundraiser, and a one-year I was disappointed in the addition the book provides several library. lease on an official Tour of Utah vehicle for the top fundraiser. chapter entitled, “Aging and the chapters to optimize power output This event gives amateur cyclists an exciting and unique Cyclist”, as it only discussed sup- and maintain comfort. Mr. Pruitt Andy Pruitt’s Complete Medical opportunity to be involved in the excitement of the 2006 Larry H. plements and hormonal balancing. was also able to keep the main Guide for Cyclists Miller Tour of Utah. I am not a promoter of supple- body of the book to a very com- By Andy Pruitt Ed.D. with Fred To register visit: www.tourofutah.com or for more informa- ments of any type unless there is a fortable 183 pages yet still appro- Matheny. tion call (801) 209-3337. documented deficiency. I thought priately call it “Complete Medical Published by VeloPress, that it could touch on physiologi- Guide…” Boulder, Colorado in Salt Lake City and Murray. We Benjamin, Utah, www.telosrtc. cal and mechanical changes that will be giving away 1,000 bikes, com, 801-368-8279 or email Mr. Pruitt is considered the Copyright 2006 helmets and jerseys to disadvan- [email protected] occur as we age, though he did taged children in the Salt Lake world’s guru on bike fit. He made June 17 — Utah Summer Games the ultimate “house call” by flying Valley. The start time is 7:00 am at , Olympic and Sprint, the Costco in Murray and a bike Hurricane, Utah, utahsummer- to to personally fit the pro- safety and rodeo will be held at games.org/sports/triathlon.html, fessional Lampre team, including 11:00 for all kids. Contact Teresa 435-770-3122 or email jared@ Giro de Italia winner Damiano at (801) 453-2296 or tmay@fins- sgtrifecta.com vcs.com. Cunego. The first four chapters July 15 — Blanding Hillman September 30 - Tour de Vins 4, Triathlon, Swim _ mile, Bike 15 of the book is devoted to bike fit. Bike Tour and Wine-Tasting Event, miles, Run 3.2 miles. Kids' triath- The reader will have a very good 16.5, 32 and 60 mile options, lon July 14. Recapture Reservoir, Idaho State University, Pocatello, understanding of bike fit after Blanding, 435-678-1314 or email reading these chapters and may ID, more info: FSAlliance.org, Tina [email protected] 208-282-2854 or mladtina@isu. want to try out some of the recom- edu July 15 — XANGO Echo Triathlon, Sprint and Olympic distance mendations with a local bike fit October 1-6 — Monument Valley open water swim ,Sprint specialist. & 4 Corners Tour, Monticello, UT, road: 750 Meter Swim/20K The next six chapters, (801) 556-3290 Bike/5K Run, Olympic road: 1.5K Oct 6-8 — Moab Century Tour, Swim/40K Bike/10K Run, www. which dealt with cycling injuries, Moab to La Sals and back, 45, triutah.com, [email protected], were of particular help. I am not 65, 100 mile options, Tour benefits 801-631-2614 or 801-631-2624 aware of any other source that the Lance Armstrong Foundation, July 22 — Scofield Triathlon, describes specific remedies for 435-259-2698 Olympic, Sprint and Novice, the a multitude of conditions such October 7 — Yellowstone Fall Old highest elevation triathlon in Faithful Cycling Tour 2006, West the USA, State Park Boat Ramp, as iliotibial band syndrome. The Yellowstone, MT, (406) 646-7701 Scofield, www.scofieldtriathlon. photos accompanying the injuries October 7 — Third Annual Josie com email info@scolfieldtriath- are invaluable, as Mr. Pruitt has Johnson Memorial Ride, this lon.com drawn on the knees of his mod- memorial ride is being dedicated August 5 — Cache Valley Classic els to illustrate the location of in Josie's honor to bring the com- Triathlon, Hyrum Reservoir, Hyrum, munity together to raise aware- UT (near Logan, UT),Sprint and the problem for the non-medical ness for , meet at Olympic distance open water reader. He also offers a variety of Sugarhouse Park, ride will start at swim triathlons, Sprint road: 750 causes for the injuries, bike adjust- 10:30, will travel to mouth of Big Meter Swim/20K Bike/5K Run, Cottonwood Canyon and back. Olympic road: 1.5K Swim/40K ments to remedy the problem and www.slcbac.org or call Jason at Bike/10K Run, www.triutah.com, preventive measures as well. (801) 485-2906 or John Weis at [email protected], 801-631-2614 I was very excited to see (801) 278-3847 or 801-631-2624 a chapter entitled “Comfort and October 21 — Las Vegas Century, August 19 — Nissan Xterra Mountain 22,37,55,80 and 110 miles, ben- Championship, offroad triathlon, Performance”. I think Mr. Pruitt efits Ronald McDonald House. XTERRA: 1.5k swim / 30k mountain is correct when he says, “comfort (702) 340-1500 bike / 10k trail run, XTERRA Sport: and performance can go hand in December 31 - January 1 — New 750m swim / 15k mountain bike / hand”. I also enjoyed the chapter 5k trail run, Pineview Reservoir to Year's Revolution, century each entitled, “ What We Don’t Know day, 50, 70 mile options,Benefiting Snowbasin, 1-877-751-8880, xter- Utah Hemophilia Foundation, 8 raplanet.com am, Phoenix, AZ, Contact Bob @ August 26 — Jordanelle Triathlon, 801.677.0134, bike2bike.org Jordanelle Reservoir, Park Pick up a copy of City/Heber City, UT, Sprint and Multi- Olympic distance open water cycling utah at your swim triathlons, Sprint road: 750 favorite bike shop! Sport Meter Swim/20K Bike/5K Run, Olympic road: 1.5K Swim/40K Races Bike/10K Run, www.triutah.com, [email protected], 801-631-2614 Lotoja Needs June 3 — Kanab Triathlon Sprint, or 801-631-2624 Volunteers Swim 400 meters, Bike 10 miles, September 16 — Ogden Valley Run 3.1 miles Beginner, Swim 200 Triathlon, Pineview Reservoir, It takes a lot of manpower meters, Bike 5 miles, Run 1.5 miles, Huntsville, UT, Sprint and Olympic and logistics to put on a 206 Kanab City Pool, www.kanabtri. distance open water swim tri- mile race. Lotoja needs vol- com, 435-632-6012 athlons, Sprint road: 750 Meter unteers to help out. If you are June 10 — Saratoga Splash Swim/16mi Bike/5K Run, Olympic Triathlon, Sprint and kids division, road: 1.5K Swim/32mi Bike/10K interested, please call Brent Saratoga Springs Marina, 801- Run, www.triutah.com, info@ Chambers at (801) 546-0090 450-8477 triutah.com, 801-631-2614 or 801- 631-2624 or email Brent Chambers June 17 — Telos Utah Valley [email protected]. Triathlon, Olympic and Sprint, 20 cycling utah.com JUNE 2006

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Jordan; Team Revolution* 02:03:04 6 Marc Futcher Arcadia Mortgage 1:36:01 8. Demian Reed; Rick Dees Racing 12:58:39 Beg Men 40+ 1:49:30 1. Aaron Mendoza 2:56.158 8. Samuel Moore 02:17:56 5. Kari Gillette; Team Sugar/White Pine Touring 02:06:12 10 Lisa Watson Teton Cycle Works 1:57:08 2. Nic Hadley 3:00.325; Go-Ride.com Expert Men 40+ Beg Men 40+ 6. Renee Rasmus; Team Sugar/White Pine Touring 1 George Ulmer 1:08:02 1. John VanWagner; UtahMountainBiking.com 12:56:59 2 Doug Niedrich 1:14:47 Spt Men 16-18 3. Casey Swenson 3:00.396 1. Jack Dainton 02:08:34 02:09:32 1 Allen Steckmest Lost River Cycling 1:24:24 4. Nathan Dehlinger 3:02.817 2. Chris Bingham 02:09:48 2. Steve Bills; DNA Cycling 12:58:00 7. Lex Gidley; Mad Dog 02:11:22 3 Mike Welch ISU 1:16:54 3. Mark K. Crosby; Taylor's Bike Shop 01:00:42 4 Rost Page 1:16:57 2 David Larsen Utah Mt Biking.com 1:35:41 5. Daniel Reed 3:07.382; Reed Cycle 3. Brent Peacock 02:11:43 8. Lyna Saffell; Revolution Mtn. Sports 02:15:49 3 Jeff Sawyer Young Riders 1:38:36 Beginner Men 19-29 4. Robert Westermann 02:12:36 4. Douglas A. Steck; Golsan Cycels 01:01:22 Sport Men 16-18 5 Kris Nosack Utah M. Biking.com 1:17:47 5. Michael MacDonald 01:02:33 6 Michael Hill 1:24:42 4 Connor Caraina Ciro 2:00:06 1. Greg Gelhar 3:41.792 5. Curt Bates 02:18:07 1. Brent R. Randall 01:49:22 Spt Men 19-29 2. Tim Tilley 4:01.770 6. Daren Cottle 02:24:55 6. Gary R. Robbins 01:03:17 2. Jed Miller; Dixie Desert 02:01:01 7 Bob Olson 1:24:57 7. Glen Strickland 01:06:45 8 Steve Pline 1:25:27 1 Jacob Balls Logan Race Club 1:23:36 Beginner Men 30-39 7. Kevin W. Nelson 02:30:19 3. Dave Larsen; UtahMountainBiking.com 02:03:58 2 Eric Denning 1:25:22 1. Sam Netuschil 3:48.482 Expert Women 8. Cam Smith; Revolution Mtn. Sports 01:11:09 Sport Men 19-29 9 Jim Kramer 1:29:16 Beginner Women 10 Rusty Healy Rusty Healey Photography 1:32:28 3 Ryan Bradshaw Red Rock Bike 1:26:47 2. Donald Sturkey 4:21.478 1. Laura Howat 01:49:51 1. Ryan M. 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Ryan Ashbridge; Revolution Mountain Sports 01:41:30 6 Robert Eggiman 2:12:30 Soldier Hollow Hammerfest 3. Greg Johnson; Mad Dog Cycles 12:57:21 7 Chris Freeman Networks Plus 2:12:56 4 Tim White Bikeman.com 1:27:43 6. Bruce R.(14) Argyle 01:52:04 4. Jeffrey R. VanBlarcom; Bikers Edge 01:42:57 5 Michael Engberson 1:27:44 Midway, Utah, Intermountain Cup #5, 7. Craig D. Williams 01:58:31 4. Aaron Mullins; Taylors Bike Shop 12:58:15 5. Carson Chynoweth; Mad Dog Cycles 01:42:58 8 Jim Verthaal 2:31:55 5. Charles Mills; Bills Bicycle 12:58:29 9 Darin Stuart Autoliv 2:56:06 6 Craig Pierson 1:29:29 May 20, 2006 8. Dean Huber 02:03:23 6. Craig L. Pierson 01:43:56 7 Mike Winans Idaho State Police 1:29:59 Men 57+ 6. Mike Oblad; Hyland Cyclery 01:04:26 7. Gavin T. Cook; BikersEdge/Destination Homes 01:44:38 Exp Men 16-18 12 & Under Expert Men 19-29 1 Alex Gordon 1:52:16 8 Carl Goodfellow 1:30:51 1. Justin Griffin 25:20 1. Jim Westenskow 12:59:59 8. 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3. Bart Gillespie 02:44:14 6. SANDY PERRINS; Sienna Dev't - Goble Knee Clinic 6. Jamie Longe 2. Paul SCARPELLI; Ogden One; UT 01:04:22 Aquafina Bear Lake Classic Road Race, 4. Benjamin Parker 02:36:34 4. Chris A. Holley 02:50:14 7. Todd HAGEMAN; Park City Cycling Academy 7. Mike Hanseen Masters 55-59 Male 5. Brian Johnson 02:55:05 5. Alex Grant 02:57:31 8. Jeff SARGENT; FFKR\ Sportsbaseonline.com 8. Greg Freebairn; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 1. Shannon Storrud; UT 01:07:31 Bear Lake, Utah, May 20, 2006 6. Scott Osterloh 03:15:15 6. Goeffrey Montague 03:01:58 9. Jason CASTOR; Contender Bicycles 9. STEVEN P LEWIS; ColeSport/ONEonONE 2. Henry EBELL; SLCC; UT 01:13:37 Pro 1/2 7. Shelby Lawton 03:41:42 7. Kevin Day 03:04:09 10. Eric PARDYJAK; Park City Cycling Academy 10. Mike Hadley Masters 50-54 Male 1. Marc Yap; Sienna Devt/Goble Knee 3:59.28.06 Male 31-34 2. Art O'Connor; FFKR/SBO @ 0.05 8. Jake M. Pantone 03:04:53 11. GARDIE JACKSON; Sienna Dev't - Goble Knee Clinic 11. Jeff CLAWSON; Canyon Bicycles 1. Larry STROM; UT 56:25 1. Steve Monson 02:36:21 3. Todd Hageman; PCCA @ 0.46 2. Jameson Drechsel 02:36:34 9. Shannon Boffeli 03:16:35 12. Chris Stuart; ICE/Rocky Mountain Surgery Center 12. Michael pavole; Canyon Bicycles 2. Charles Palmer; Vanguard Media Group; UT 56:34 4. Jeff SARGENT; FFKR\ Sportsbaseonline.com @ 38.2 Pro Women 13. Skylere Bingham; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 13. Matt Peterson 3. Lasse Bjerga; UT 58:43 3. Steven Mason 02:37:02 5. Ryan Barrett; Sienna Devt/Goble Knee @ 54.69 4. Bret Davis 02:39:18 1. Jennifer Hanks 02:29:48 14. Todd POSSELLI; NewMoon Cycling 14. Kelly JONES; Rocky Moutain Cycling Club 4. Don BOWEN; Utah Valley Racing; UT 59:01 6. Chris Humbert; Vanguard Media Group Cycling @ 55.32 2. Kara C. Holley 02:30:31 15. Aaron Jordin; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 15. brian avery; canyon bicycles of salt lake 5. Steve Wilcox; Porcupine/Specialized Racing; UT 59:45 5. Nowell Whittaker 02:45:20 7. Kirk Eck; Sienna Devt/Goble Knee @ 58.37 6. David Ray 02:48:27 Single-Speed 16. Eric Flynn; Park City Cycling Academy 16. Kenneth CHORD; Cole Sport 6. James King; King Racing; UT 01:00:03 8. Jesse Gordon; Park City Cycling Academy @ 01:01.0 1. Kenny Jones 01:26:16 17. Brent Cannon; Vanguard Media Utah Premier Master Men 45+ 7. Bill Cutting; New Moon Cycling; UT 01:00:25 7. Bill Nielson 02:49:14 9. Michael Bootz; Canyon Bicycles @ 01:03.4 8. Brandon Titus 02:56:40 2. Tom Noaker 01:27:06 18. Kyle Brown; Ogden One 1. Donald Armstrong; Autoliv 8. Andrew Blank; Durance Cycleworks; FL 01:01:35 10. Nate Page; Biker's Edge @ 01:03.9 3. Chris R. Peters 01:27:33 19. Patrick Ramirez; Park City Cycling Academy 2. Darrell Davis; Contender Bicycles Cat 5/Citizens Male 9. Kenneth Hunt 02:57:19 Cat 3 Men 10. Adam Couch 03:00:56 4. Jeffrey Burger 01:37:28 Cat 3 Men 3. Jeff Ure; Autoliv 1. Jason Asay; UT 59:26 1. Andrew KULMATISKI; Logan Race Club 4:15.17.6 5. Forrest Gladding 01:38:49 1. Jonathan Gardner; Canyon Bicycles 4. Chuck Collins; Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts 2. Don Trop; Rocky Mountain Cycling Club; UT 01:04:00 Male 35-39 2. Scott Patten; Vanguard Media Group @ 0 1. James Swink 02:36:21 6. Tom Warr 01:41:19 2. Kris Henthorn; Ogden One 5. Paul Skiba 3. Todd Stowell; Rocky Mountain Cycling Club; UT 01:06:03 3. Greg Roper; Logan Race Club @ 10.69 2. Scott Nichols 02:36:21 7. Eric T. Johnson 01:44:42 3. Mike SOHM; Binghams/Northshore 6. Mark Seltenrich; Cutthroat Racing 4. Dennis Trop; Rocky Mountain Cycling Club; UT 01:08:10 4. Mike Sohm; Binghams/Northshore @ 39.59 3. Dave Evans 02:36:34 Sport Women 4. Eric Rasmussen; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 7. Michael MACDONALD; Bountiful Mazda 5. Jerrel Storrud; UT 01:08:34 5. Christopher DAVIDSON; Guthries Race Club @ 01:00.9 4. Steve Kemp 02:39:39 1. Meredith Brown 01:51:32 5. Clark MOWER; Sambucca/Contender 8. Charles Palmer; Vanguard Media Group Cat 4 Male 6. Demetrius Houpis; Park City Cycling Academy @ 01:00.9 5. Evan LeFevre 02:40:15 2. Keli Beard 01:51:40 6. Jake PANTONE; Bikers Edge 9. Kevin SHEPHERD; Mi Duole 1. Curtis Doman; Rocky Mountain Cycling Club; UT 56:30 7. BRIAN BOUDREAU @ 01:01.3 6. Charles Schuster 02:40:16 3. Kari Gillette 01:52:55 7. Patrick FASSE; Vanguard Media Group Cycling Team 10. Ken Jones 2. Kevin Rowe; ICE / ROCKY MOUNTAIN SURGERY CENTER; 8. Dan Minert; Autoliv @ 01:01.5 7. Greg Giles 02:45:20 4. Hannah Steele 01:53:39 8. Ben D'Hulst; Park City Cycling Academy 11. Steve Ferguson; Morgan Stanley Cycling Team UT 58:06 9. Ted Tatos; Rocky Mountain Cycling Club @ 01:01.6 8. John Willamson 02:49:40 5. Tanya Swenson 01:54:13 9. Robert Bennion; RMCC Master Men 55+ 3. Nathan Arnim; Cyclesmith; UT 59:13 10. Cameron Candelaria; Canyon Bicycles @ 01:01.7 9. Brett Adams 03:08:13 6. Cathy Morton 01:55:12 10. Lance Christiansen; Logan Race Club 1. Ken LOUDER; FFKR Architects/SBO.com 4. Darin WILSON; Mi Duole / Barbacoa; UT 59:15 Masters 35+ 10. Omar Salas 03:49:27 7. Jenelle Kremer 01:55:41 11. Scott PATTEN; Vanguard Media Group 2. Henry EBELL; SLCC 5. Adam Pascale; Vanguard Media/Utah Premier; UT 1. Mark Skarpohl; Colesport 02:09:24 Male 40-44 8. Stacy Wooley 01:59:50 12. Carl Majors; Rhodes 3. Gary Powers 01:00:21 2. STEVEN P LEWIS; ColeSport 02:09:30 1. Shane Watt 02:39:37 Sport Men 16-18 13. Nick Ekdahl; ROCKY MOUNTAIN CYCLING CLUB 4. Shannon Storrud 6. John BRIDGE; sambucca; UT 01:00:55 3. Kyle Brown 02:11:16 2. Michael Lasky 03:14:50 1. Dave Larsen 01:43:48 14. Aaron Torres; SportsBaseOnline.Com 1-3 Women 7. Jason Packard; New Moon Media; UT 01:01:09 4. Scott Allen; Canyon Bicycles 02:11:16 Male 45-49 2. Jeff W. Sawyer 01:48:29 15. Eric THOMPSON; Vanguard Media Group Cycling Team 1. Nisie VAN DE KAMP; Ivory Homes 8. Gareth ORR; Vanguard Media Group Cycling Team; UT 5. Tony CHESROW; Jan's 02:11:16 1. Tom Borscher 02:36:34 3. Phillip D. Hovey 01:53:00 Cat 4 Men 2. Kirsten Kotval; Ivory Homes 01:01:35 6. Kurt Magsamen 02:13:23 2. Lyle Castle 02:40:11 4. Tyler M. Beyeler 01:53:31 1. Michael BURNSIDE; Autoliv 3. Darcie Murphy; Ivory Homes 9. K. "Buzz" Peterson; Van Guard Media/Utah Premier; 7. Kenneth CHORD; Cole Sport 02:21:37 3. James Ryan 02:49:16 5. Eric B. Wilder 01:54:00 2. Nathan Arnim; Porcupine/Contender 4. Laura HOWAT; Vanguard Media Group UT 01:05:38 Pro 1/2/3 Women 4. James Arnold 02:58:07 6. Kellie(21) Williams 02:11:02 3. Kent BARTON; MiDuole/Barbacoa 5. Jen WARD; bicycle center Masters 45-49 Male 1. Jill Wilkerson-Smith; Wasatch Women's Cycling Club 5. Brad Parkinson 02:58:22 7. Doug W. Johnson 02:32:58 4. Stephen Tueller; Ogden One Cycling Club 6. Karen Appleby-Kriey; Logan Race Club/ Intermtn. 1. Mark Skarpohl; Cole Sport; UT 52:24 02:32:56 6. Bobby Charlton 03:05:45 Sport Men 19-29 5. Matt Thompson; Logan Race Club Medical 2. Mark Schaefer; PaulTracy.com; UT 53:27 2. Margaret DOUGLASS; Velosport Racing 7. Mike Argyle 04:20:57 1. Nathan Carey 01:37:57 6. CODY WIGNALL; SBO Junior Racers 7. Jamie Williams 3. Louis Riel; Porcupine; UT 55:08 3. Nice VandeKamp; Ivory Homes Male 50-54 4. Crytal Howard; Dobbiaco 2. Jesse Sorenson 01:40:28 7. Colby Tanner 8. Laura Humbert; Vanguard Media Group Cycling 4. Chuck Collins; ICE/ROCKY MOUNTAIN SURGERY CENTER; 1. John Hernandez 02:36:21 5. Jamie Williams; Intermountain Sports Medicine LRC 3. Dan Fisher 01:41:15 8. Justin Saba 9. Darcie STRONG; WWCC UT 55:36 2. Joe Yonk 02:36:21 6. Laura PATTEN; Vanguard Media Group Cycling Team 3. Ward Wessels 02:36:28 4. Gabe Klamer 01:43:33 9. Michael Lee; Utah Valley Racing/ Concept Construction 10. Ruthie SHAPIRO; Vanguard Media Group 5. Darrell Davis; Contender Bicycles; UT 55:57 7. Kelly CRAWFORD; Intermountain SportsMedicine/LRC 5. Steven Brumbaugh 01:49:59 10. Todd TAFT; Vanguard Media Group 11. Laura PATTEN; Vanguard Media Group 6. Donald Pollari; Vanguard Media Group Cycling; UT 57:40 4. Norman Mecham 02:36:32 8. Jen WARD; Wasatch Women 5. Bill Underwood 02:36:34 6. Brandon Wilde 01:52:30 11. Pat GREIS 12. Shannon O'GRADY; Cyclesmith 7. Steve Ferguson; Morgan Stanley Cycling Team; UT 9. Chellie Terry; Fitzgerald's Bicycles 7. Ben Hutchings 01:53:49 12. Terry Totemeier; ICE/Rocky Mountain Surgery Center Cat 4 Women 01:08:14 6. Bruce Parker 02:40:28 10. Karen Appleby; LRC/Intermountain Medicine 7. Gordon Wood 02:40:36 8. Victor Murdock 01:54:20 13. Alex Lizarazo; Ogden One Cycling Club 1. Cherell Jordin; Porcupine/Specialized Racing 8. Roberto Castro; UT 01:12:36 Cat 4 Men Sport Men 30-39 14. Nicholas Francis 2. Juel IVERSON; Ivory Homes Masters 40-44 Male 8. Robert Greer 03:07:52 1. Manny Cypers 02:18:16 9. Robert Child 03:27:34 1. Richard Heckmann 01:31:29 15. Mike Franklin; Contender/Sambucca 3. Elaine Hunter; Vanguard Media Group 1. John Iltis; Cole Sport; UT 55:55 2. Terry Totemeier; ICE/Rocky Mountain Surgery Center 2. Ryan Ashbridge 01:32:12 Cat 5 Men 4. Somia Maxfield 2. Bruce Bilodeau; Porcupine Cycling; UT 56:26 Male 55-59 and 60+ 3. Brian Randall; RMCC 1. David Toone 04:38:32 3. Carson Chynoweth 01:32:42 1. Daniel Nelson; Y Cycling 5. Christy Turnbull; Sambucca/Contender 3. STEVEN P LEWIS; ColeSport/ONEonONE; UT 57:39 4. CODY WIGNALL; SBO Junior Racers 2. Al Williamson 04:38:32 4. Michael Piker 01:33:48 2. Eric Anderson 6. Audra JESKE 4. Rob VAN KIRK; ICE/Rocky Mountain Surgery Center; 5. J. Darley; Logan Race Club Female 10-15 5. Ryan Merkley 01:35:10 3. Cole Gibbops; Biker's Edge 7. Kate Okenatez ID 57:51 6. Jeremy Clay; Vanguard Media Group/Spin Cycle 1. Elizabeth Child 03:22:23 6. Jack Gage 01:35:45 4. Cameron Lasky 8. Kristin Vincent 5. Greg Freebairn; Porcupine/Specialized Racing; UT 58:51 7. Tim KELLEY; Fizgeralds Bicycles Female 16-20 and 21-25 7. Michael C. Engberson 01:35:51 5. Aaron Olsen; ffkr Master Women 6. Mike GILLETTE; Ogden One Cycling; UT 01:01:29 8. Bret Peterson; Sienna Development/Goble Knee Clinic 1. Sarai Williamson 02:49:40 8. Tim White 01:38:30 6. Kyle Cramer; Y Cycling 1. Leslie COOPER; Utah Premier Masters 35-39 Male 9. Jared Kirby; Sienna Development/Goble Knee Clinic 2. Ashlie Lawton 03:42:07 Sport Men 40+ 7. Samuel Straight; MiDuole/Barbacoa Junior Women 1. Richard FELDMAN; Durance Cycleworks - Lehman 10. Terry Huntley; ICE/Rocky Mountain Surgery Center Female 26-30 1. Todd Winner 01:36:45 8. Jerrel Storrud 1. Jillian Gardner; SBO Junior Racers Brothers; ID 48:34 (fastest time) Masters 45+ 1. Eva Rodansky 02:36:21 2. Thomas L. Henning 01:38:34 9. Steve Sherwood 2. Angela Clyde; LRC Junior Road Team 1. Brent CANNON; Utah Premier; UT 54:25 1. Mark CHRYSLER; DARE 02:11:16 2. Sara Kelley 02:56:40 3. Scott Toly 01:39:56 10. Jared Bingham; Bingham's Cyclery 2. Jon GALLAGHER; Cole Sport; UT 54:32 2. Darrell Davis; Contender 3. Sarah Gray 03:31:15 4. Bart Anderson 01:40:40 11. Ben Wallace; Bikers Edge 3. Robert SORENSON; Vanguard Media Utah Premier; 3. Jamie Longe; Canyon Bicycles 4. Andria Burton 03:33:12 5. Paul S. Moote 01:43:17 12. Shawn Christiansen; Revolution Utah State Time Trial Championships, UT 59:40 4. Kevin SHEPHERD; Mi Duole Female 31-34 6. Greg Fleming 01:44:35 13. Reed Gann; Utah State University Cycling team 4. Kelly JONES; Rocky Moutain Cycling Club; UT 01:02:36 5. Anthony QUINN; 9th and 9th 1. Lori VanNess 03:22:23 7. Jim Harper 01:45:55 14. David Hachey; ICE/Rocky Mountain Surgery Center 40 km, Elberta, Utah, May 13, 2006 Cat 3 Male 6. Bob Walker; Autoliv 2. Raeghn Torrie 03:31:15 8. Charlie Mathews 01:46:17 15. Michael Hassler; Bike Rack Junior 13-14 Female, 10 km 1. Mark ZIMBELMAN; Utah Valley Racing; UT 55:52 7. Farrell Spackman Female 35-39 Sport/Expert Men 13-15 Cat 5 Men 1. Jillian Gardner; SBO Junior Racers; UT 17:04 2. Jeff CLAWSON; Canyon Bicycles; UT 56:11 8. Scott Miles; Canyon Bicycles 1. Joanne Broadbent 03:15:34 1. Dylan Klautt 01:12:12 1. Colin England Junior 13-14 Male 10 km 3. Jonathan Gardner; Canyon Bicycles; UT 56:31 9. Stephen PUDLOCK; Ogden One Cycling Club 2. Dasha Kadulova 03:34:50 2. Jared Peterson 01:20:51 2. Ben Nichols; Porcupine Cycling 1. Tanner Putt; Cole Sport; UT 15:32 4. Demetrius Houpis; Park City Cycling Academy; CA 56:36 10. Mitch WHITE; ICE/Rocky Mountain Surgery Center 3. Tanlee Willis 04:14:32 3. Mason West 01:23:21 3. Ira Tibbitts; USU Cycling 2. Christian Zimbelman; UT 16:53 5. Eric Rasmussen; Porcupine/Specialized Racing; UT 56:36 Cat 4 Women Female 40-44 Women 35+ 4. Josh Carter; Weber State Junior 10-12 Male 10 km 6. Benjamin D'HULST; Park City Cycling Academy; UT 56:51 1. Jamie Bennion; Intermountain Sports Med/ LRC 1. Kim Trop 03:56:15 1. Leslie Knowlton-Fredette 12:58:19 5. Jonathan Guenter; Porcupine/Canyon 1. Taylor Eisenhart; SBO JR Racers; UT 17:49 7. Dustin Eskelson; BINGHAMS; UT 56:52 02:42:38 Female 45-49 2. Jill Damman; Teton Cycle Works 2. Julie Lindstrom 01:01:18 6. Spencer deBry; Porcupine/Canyon Sports Junior 15-16 Male20 km 8. Mike SOHM; Binghams/Northshore; UT 56:53 1. Celia Nash-Underwood 02:36:34 1. Bruce HOFFMAN; Ogden One; UT 29:48 3. Tracey Petervary; Fitzgeralds Bicycles 2. Corrinne Shepherd 02:56:07 3. Heather L. Hemmingway-Hales 01:02:41 7. Jan Nielsen; Porcupine/Canyon 9. Jamie Longe; Canyon Bicycles; UT 56:56 4. Bethany Neilson; Logan Race Club/Wimmers 4. Dot Verbrugge 01:03:55 8. Brad Gehrig 2. Aaron torres; VELOSPORT RACING; UT 30:51 10. Alvin Stewart; Blue Rain; UT 57:11 3. Sue Morgan 03:15:23 3. Bobby Cannon; UT 34:07 5. Karen Mohr; Intermountain SM/LRC Female 55-59 and 60+ 5. Gigi Austria 01:05:42 9. Jay Benedict 11. Chris White; Rocky Mountain Cycling Club; UT 57:21 6. Dee Johnson; ICE/Rocky Mt Surgery 6. Tina LaRocque 01:07:35 10. Joel Rackham; Ogden One 4. CREED EBELL; SLCC; UT 35:01 12. Jason HENDRICKSON; Team Cyclesmith; UT 57:24 1. Glenn McConkey 03:05:51 5. Dana HOFFMAN; Ogden One; UT 40:23 7. Karen Hunt 7. Jolene Nosack 01:07:45 11. Jake Adams; Weber State University 13. Clark MOWER; Contender Bicycles; UT 58:35 8. Melissa McDaniel 8. 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to his injuries. Still, from the movie Review producer’s standpoint, I could also understand that, despite that Wired to Win Looks at How Brain distinction, focusing on Hamilton would be a deterrent to the and Body Adapt in the Tour public’s perception of the film’s validity. It put IMAX in a tough position, and while I wish it would have focused at least somewhat on Hamilton and his injuries, I cannot fault the decision that was made. As always, an IMAX film is great to watch. The crispness of the footage and how it appears on such a large screen is a delightful experience. The quality of the production and documentary pre- sentation is the best it can be. We really enjoyed this film. It is a great experience for any viewer, and a delicious delight for cyclists.

Wired to Win is playing at the Jordan Commons Megaplex By Dave Ward occurs when the film describes IMAX screen in Sandy. the body’s reaction to sudden sur- Cyclists have long maintained prise. The film had focused on that the Tour de France is the the body’s anatomy and function, toughest and most grueling endur- particularly how the body receives ance event in the world. Many and transmits signals of sudden dispute this, but apparently the danger, releases adrenaline, enlarg- IMAX people were inclined to es the lungs and rapidly increases agree. “Wired to Win” is the the heart rate. Then, it cuts to IMAX production on how the the scene from the climb to Luz human body, and specifically the Ardiden where Armstrong, riding brain reacts and adapts to stress, next to the side of the road, hooks pain and sudden danger, particu- the strap of a bag and is jerked to larly in human endurance. IMAX the ground. As you watch this, chose to study and present this in you are equally conscious, thanks the context of the 2003 Tour de to the films prior description, of France. what is happening in Armstrong’s Their choice of the 2003 Tour mind and body. It was a fascinat- could not have been better. This ing feature in the film. was the most exciting Tour since My wife and I were present at Greg LeMond’s thrilling 8 sec- the 2003 Tour, and were aware ond, final stage victory in 1989. that IMAX was filming the Tour Additionally, stage 2 witnessed a for the purpose of this movie. We horrific crash within a few hun- also knew that one of the persons dred meters of the finish, taking on whom it was focusing was several riders out of the Tour and Tyler Hamilton. As many will injuring several others who con- recall, Hamilton was involved tinued on despite their injuries and in the stage 2 crash and broke pain. Finally, this was the Tour his collarbone. Nevertheless, he which saw Lance Armstrong jerk- soldiered on, adapting as the race ed down by a yellow bag being progressed, and subsequently waved by a young roadside fan. won a major mountain stage and The 2003 Tour provided plenty finished fourth in the Tour. We of extreme endurance, pain and thought, “The people from IMAX excitement for this IMAX venture. could not have scripted this bet- This film focuses on ter.” Frenchman Jimmy Casper and However, though there was Australian Baden Cooke. Casper footage of Hamilton, including was involved in the stage 2 crash a couple of scenes showing his resulting in, among other injuries, bandaging around his shoulder a painful neck injury. Cooke and across his chest, no mention avoided this crash and went on to was ever made of him. Of course, battle down to the final sprint fel- since the 2003 Tour, Hamilton has low Aussie Robbie McEwen for been embroiled in a scandal where the sprinters’ green jersey. he has suspended for blood dop- The focal point of the film is ing. Apparently because of this, an examination of the human body the decision was made not to men- and its anatomy in reacting and tion Hamilton. adapting. The film uses excel- I felt that, despite this, his lent and engrossing graphics as it ability to continue on, adapt and portrays the relevant features of perform well were good fod- the human anatomy and its func- der for the subject matter of this tions. It then often cuts to footage movie. 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