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August 2018 CYCLINGWEST.COM 1 Community Cycling FREE LATE SUMMER 2018 CYCLING WEST UTAH • IDAHO • WYOMING • NEVADA • COLORADO • NEW MEXICO • ARIZONA • MONTANA • CALIFORNIA 2018 EVENT CALENDARS INSIDE! IN THIS ISSUE •PEDAL THE PLAINS •2018 EVENT CALENDARS!! •MARSH VALLEY ROAD RIDE •COMMUTER COLUMN •MOUNTAINS TO THE DESERT •BICYCLE ART •DOES BIKESHARE SERVE ALL? •WHPSC GUIDE •YELLOWSTONE CYCLING 1893 •SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BIKE SHOP •GET READY FOR CYCLOCROSS •CRUSHER IN THE TUSHAR •EAT YOUR GREENS! ROAD • MOUNTAIN • TRIATHLON • TOURING • RACING • COMMUTING • ADVOCACY 2 CYCLINGUTAH.COM August 2018 August 2018 CYCLINGWEST.COM 3 Distribution: McKibben Lindquist, HUMAN POWERED VEHICLES David Montgomery, Reliable Distribution, and others (To add your business to our free dis- tribution list, give us a call) A Guide to the World Human Powered Speed Printing: Transcript Bulletin Publishing Challenge Cycling West / Cycling Utah is pub- lished eight times a year beginning in March and continuing monthly through October. Annual Subscription rate: $15 (Send in a check to CYCLING WEST our address above or buy on our web- site) No refunds on Subscriptions. Postage paid in Tooele, UT 1124 4th Ave Salt Lake City, UT 84103 Contributions: Editorial and photo- graphic contributions are welcome. Send www.cyclingutah.com via email to [email protected]. www.cyclingwest.com Or, send via mail and please include Phone: (801) 328-2066 a stamped, self-addressed envelope to return unused material. Submission Dave Iltis, Editor, Publisher, & of articles and accompanying artwork Advertising to Cycling Utah is the author’s war- [email protected] ranty that the material is in no way an infringement upon the rights of others Assistant Editor: Lisa Hazel and that the material may be published without additional approval. Permission David R. Ward, Consultant and is required to reprint any of the contents Founder of this publication. [email protected] Cycling Utah is printed on 40% post- Bob Truelsen, Founder consumer recycled paper with soy- based ink. We are solar powered too. August 2018 Issue; Volume 26 Number 6; Issue 205 The Australian Team, Macquarie University at the World Human Powered Speed Cycling Utah / Cycling West is free, Challenge, Battle Mountain, Nevada. Rider - Charles Easton-Berry. Photo by Jamie Guthrie limit one copy per person. Contributors: Ben Simonson, Chuck © 2018 Cycling Utah Collins, Wayne Cottrell, Dave Iltis, Pick up a copy of Joe Kurmaskie, Charles Pekow, Nate Cycling Utah or Cycling West compete on SR305, 5 miles to a 200 Introduction Gibby, Phil Sarnoff, Sarah Kaufmann, at your favorite bike shop By Frank Owen, PhD, PE, meter time trap. Current record is Every year since 2000 a some- Frank Owen, Joe Kurmaskie, David in 8 Western states! Professor Emeritus, Mechanical Ward, Greg Hoole, Al Krause, Alice 89.59 mph. Classes: Men’s, Women’s, what motley and diverse group of Krause, Neil Shirley, Steven Sheffield, Engineering, California Juniors in Open, Multi-track, and speed junkies make the long trek to Cathy Fegan-Kim, Chris See, Lukas Cover Photo: Lauren De Crescenzo Polytechnic State University, Arm Power. Cyclists from around the remote Battle Mountain, Nevada, to Brinkerhoff, Ken Christensen, Russ (DNA Cycling) leads a group of riders San Luis Obispo, California at the base of the Col de Crush. She world will gather on SR305, perhaps have a go at going faster under just Hymas, Breanne Nalder, Heidi the fastest stretch of road in the Westfall, Janet Chapple, Steve Sullivan, went on to win the women’s elite race the power of their legs. They ride by almost 10 minutes. [Event Info: September 10-15 world to see who is the fastest cyclist Jim Hurst, Eric Satterlee, Jamie Guthrie, Photo by Cathy Fegan-Kim, see more Ali Goulet, Manny Carrasco at cottonsoxphotography.net — World Human Powered Speed in the world., ihpva.org, whpsc.org] Challenge (WHPSC), Battle Continued on page 10 Mountain, NV, International cyclists 4 CYCLINGUTAH.COM August 2018 ADVOCACY When Riding You Bike Isn’t Enough: How To Build Bike Culture, Infrastructure and A Future Full of Spokesongs 2. Create a Freewheeling Festival I’ve been a bike advocate all of Of The Bike around our adopt a bike my adult life. After my first cross program, including a Bike Craft Gift country tour in 1986 I ran a bicycle Fair, awards weekend and holiday and canoe touring company. I went rides and expanded bike donations to on to direct summer camps , bike trip families, homeless and Vets. programs and participate in local 3. Bring a Sunday Parkways bike and transportation activism. In series to all of Washington County. 2007 I helped organized the “We 4. Expand and grow our com- Are All Traffic” rally This followed munity bicycle shop in Hillsboro and the deaths of Tracey Sparling and bring new shops/presence county- Brett Jarolimek, In 2009 I was also wide. the organizer of rallies to bring 5. Create a Minority Mechanics/ down the columbia River Crossing Minorities scholarship and internship Project. Once I was diagnosed, program. I started IronItOut.org, an effort to 6. Expand our advocacy and safe- increase awareness of hemochroma- ty classes, clinics, safe routes and tosis, a genetic disorder I suffered education. from that leads to an overload of iron 7. Expand our 4 week kid s sum- in the body. mer bike camp to 12 weeks with offering for adults( big kids) and How you can directly help: families. 1. Like our FB page and keep up Joe Kurmaskie, the new director of WashCo Bikes, tabling and meeting the public at Hillsboro Days Celebrations. on new happenings: Photo courtesy Joe Kurmaskie My background in bike advocacy: https://www.facebook.com/ I bring several decades of work in WashCoBikes/ It boils down to bringing bikes Because I’m hard to kill (world bike advocacy as well as having 2. Become a friend/member of the By Joe Metal Cowboy onto the roads day in and day out, touring cyclists are like that) I man- directed successful arts and social rebranded organization: http://www. Kurmaskie planning and building safe, users aged to right my personal health service organizations. I’m also a washcobtc.org/join_and_donate ship, regain my old energy, marry friendly shared and separate spaces bestselling author and an internation- Riding a bike as often as pos- it to new perspectives and take on for bikes and the often missing ingre- ally known presenter. I’m pumped Joe Kurmaskie is a journalist, sible is by far the best thing one can daunting challenges such as trying to dient; bike culture. In other words to invigorate the suburbs and outly- syndicated columnist, and con- do to build a world changed by and bring bike culture, infrastructure and - not only do we need to follow the ing communities west of Portland tributor to numerous magazines adapted to two wheeled travel. But education to the county just west of Field of Dreams model - Build IT with exciting new programs while including Outside, Bicycling it’s not the only thing that creates a the country’s bike Mecca, Portland, And They Will Come, but we must expanding quality existing ones. Magazine, Men’s Journal and more bike friendly community. Oregon. As the new Executive come as we are and have fun on Yes, this is an uphill, herculean Parenting. He’s a bike advocate, When I was down for the count Director of Washington County, bikes in the here and now! Only with challenge that I absolutely relish. activist, found of Cadence Press, with illness that I thought would Oregon’s 16 city/communities bicy- this two pronged approach will com- Having sat with serious illness for a and a Random House author of end me, I had quality time to ponder, cle coalition: Rebranded as WashCo munities across the country become time, I stared down death and said, seven books including Metal study and research what influences Bikes, I’m pumped to invigorate the “Not today, you cheap, dimestore Cowboy, Mud, Sweat and Gears communities. Why some become places where biking is not only nor- suburbs ( places where big SUVs roll dream crusher.” I’m back, John and A Guide To Falling Down In bike friendly and others death gaunt- malized but a choice for transporta- along with bumper stickers which Snow strong and terminator tough. Public. lets for commuters, recreational rid- tion that everyone will feel comfort- read: One Less Bike) and outly- ers and everyone in between? able using. ing communities west of Portland with exciting new programs while expanding quality existing ones. The plan includes: 1. Rebrand and expand our sum- mer bike camps. Reach Cyclists in 8 Western States! Advertise in Cycling West and Cycling Utah! Email: [email protected] Web: www.cyclingutah.com/adver- tising-info/ August 2018 CYCLINGWEST.COM 5 6 CYCLINGUTAH.COM August 2018 SPEAKING OF SPOKES More Carshare Leads or staying home. This means more to Less Biking and cars on the street and less safety for Reflections on Le Tour those who are bicycling, or so the Walking study suggests. The catch is that was Geraint Thomas. 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