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Biking Rollins Pass, Epic, Historical and Unforgettable
By: Bill Plock, Contributor Biking over Rollins Pass was epic but far from historical. For thousands of years, people have been traversing Rollins Pass, connecting the front range of Colorado with Grand County and the headwaters of the Colorado River. Native American hunting parties built rock walls near the top to funnel game long before ... Read more
Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort Named Official Colorado Springs Segment for Burrito League
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort Named Official Colorado Springs Segment for Burrito League Colorado Springs, CO – January 15, 2026 — Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort officially became the designated Colorado Springs loop for the Burrito League on January 12 at noon, joining more than 80 Burrito League loops worldwide across six countries. Several leagues ... Read more
Grilled Salmon Served Over Pea & Mint Mash
I love Grilled Salmon, but it can get boring easy, so I like to try it with different flares, cultures, in the accent. In this case, lets try Indian as a fusion possibility. This quick and easy grilled salmon recipe is made with Indian tandoori paste and served on a bed of mushy peas – ... Read more
Bike Parks In The U.S. You Should Add To Your Bucket List
By Gary Robinson, AvidCyclist.com From the rugged peaks of the Rockies to the lush forests of the East Coast, the United States is home to a diverse and thrilling collection of mountain bike parks. Whether you’re a seasoned pro seeking adrenaline-pumping downhill runs or a beginner looking to build your skills on flowy singletrack, there’s ... Read more
Giving Back for Bikes: Five Ways to Support Bike Advocacy
In the non-profit world, the end of the year means a lot of fundraising. But in terms of bike advocacy, “giving back” can mean so much more than just donating dollars. Here’s a quick run-down on the many ways you can give back to support bike advocacy, from local shops to national advocacy organizations like ... Read more
You Don’t Have to Be Fast to Start Racing: Why Community Matters Most in Cycling
By: Kurt Schellenberger, Walt’s Bike Shop, Columbia, Missouri As the calendar flips to a new year, many of us look for fresh starts and new adventures. If you’re an average cyclist, this is the ideal moment to try something you’ve always wondered about—racing. And here’s the truth: you don’t have to be fast to ... Read more
Rattler Racing Partners With Velocity Ventures to Host Select 2026 Events in Colorado
For Release: January 2nd, 2026 Rattler Racing partners with Velocity Ventures to host select 2026 events It’s a new year, and Colorado Is gearing up for another big race season. With the excitement of the new local association – Colorado Bicycle Racing Association – we are beyond excited to see an event calendar coming together that consists ... Read more
Recap: American Flyers’ 40th Anniversary in Grand Junction
Recap: American Flyers’ 40th Anniversary in Grand Junction by Felix Wong | 20 Dec 2025 This post is belated recap of the 40th anniversary screening of American Flyers in Grand Junction—an event I felt genuinely fortunate to attend. The screening coincided perfectly with Andrea’s and my Great American Southern Road Trip through the Southwest, making it possible for me to be there in ... Read more
Your Winter Cycling Goals Should Include Maintenance
2026 is here! That means a fresh start with new goals. Maybe you want to ride more miles than you did last year, maybe you signed up for a Climate Ride and want to stay out of the sag wagon. Maybe your pickleball doubles partner is off in Tucson for the winter and your bike ... Read more
When The Best Decision In A Winter Group Ride is: Not Today
Stop & read before you ride in cold weather By Anthony Walsh, Roadman Cycling Yesterday I saw a group out training on road bikes. A full group. It was around 0°C. Their route clearly wasn’t salted. And in every shaded section there were patches of ice sitting there. I was wincing looking at them passing, ... Read more
