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Utah’s Proposed E-Bike Legislation: What Cyclists Need to Know About HB 381
Lawmakers in Utah are currently reviewing new legislation designed to update the state’s regulations regarding electric bicycles and other electric mobility devices. House Bill 381 (HB 381) introduces several modifications aimed at enhancing rider safety, clarifying legal definitions, and resolving the growing confusion surrounding high-powered electric devices that are frequently, and incorrectly, marketed as e-bikes. ... Read more
Cycling and Sleep Divorce
“Sleep divorce” is a practice where couples sleep in separate beds or rooms to achieve better, uninterrupted rest, which is a crucial factor in athletic recovery for cyclists. Prioritizing quality sleep, a potential outcome of a “sleep divorce,” directly enhances cycling performance and recovery by promoting muscle repair, restoring energy, and improving cognitive function. Sleep Divorce ... Read more
The Backcountry Trifecta of Racing-Mtb, Gravel, And Running Comes To Fruita, Colorado
Get ready to unleash your inner adventurer in the breathtaking backcountry of Colorado, where Fruita is calling your name! This rugged desert playground is the ultimate hub for thrill-seekers, boasting a smorgasbord of adventure sports that’ll make your heart race! Whether you’re crushing trails on foot, paddling through whitewater, shredding the mountain on your bike, ... Read more
Riding Through History: The Ultimate Katy Trail Adventure
If you are looking for a cycling adventure that combines breathtaking scenery, rich American history, and the welcoming charm of small-town hospitality, look no further than Missouri’s Katy Trail. Stretching nearly 240 miles across the Show-Me State, the Katy Trail is the longest continuous rail-trail in the United States. Whether you are a seasoned bikepacker ... Read more
Pedals, Pints, and Purpose: Why the Bikes & Beers Series is the Ultimate Cycling Experience
There is a beautiful logic to the combination of bikes and beer. Cycling, after all, is a sport built on ritual — the pre-ride espresso that sharpens the mind, the post-ride pint that rewards the legs, and the unhurried hours in between spent talking about routes, gear, and the next great adventure. While many local ... Read more
Could Refurbished E-Bikes Be the Secret Weapon of the Livable Streets Movement?
By: Kea Wilson, Streetsblog USA A high-quality used market could be the boost America needs to get would-be riders off the sidelines and into the saddle, a new report argues. A robust refurbished e-bike market could be the secret weapon we need to get more Americans riding — and it would also help stretch rebate dollars ... Read more
California’s SB 1167: Drawing A Line Between E-Bikes and E-Motorcycles
by: AvidCyclist.com | March, 5 2026 A legislative battle is underway in California to address a growing safety crisis: high-powered electric motorcycles being deceptively marketed and sold as “e-bikes.” Senate Bill 1167, introduced by Senator Catherine Blakespear, aims to stop this dangerous practice, which has contributed to a staggering 18.6-fold increase in e-bike-related accidents over ... Read more
The Simple Elbow Trick That Unlocks Climbing Power On The Bike
Want more power on the bike while on climbs with less effort? By Tom Danielson, CINCH Cycling Bend your elbows when cycling up a climb. Seriously. This one position change improves climbing power, control, and performance immediately on the bike. Why Bending Your Elbows Changes Everything When Riding Up A Climb: 1. It Optimizes Your ... Read more
The Handlestash Big Mouth Burrito Bag: A Snack-Sized Adventure Companion
If you’re tired of stuffing your pockets with ride essentials, only to have them jab you in the thigh with every pedal stroke, the Handlestash Burrito Bag might just be your new best friend. This little handlebar bag is the perfect size for carrying your keys, wallet, phone, and, of course, a burrito (or any ... Read more
A Guide To Winter Bike Washing
Keeping Your Bicycle Clean in Winter For cyclists in colder climates, winter riding brings the unique challenge of protecting their bikes from the elements. While icy paths and cold winds are formidable, the primary adversary is the accumulation of salt, grit, and grime on your bicycle. Ignoring this buildup can result in accelerated wear, corrosion ... Read more
