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**Ridgeline Rampage times have been changed** Please read below to see your new start time. Ridgeline Rampage START TIMES & DISTANCE Marathon – 3 laps, 48 miles Relay Team – 3 laps, 48 miles XC – 2 laps, 32 miles Appetizer, Juniors 15-18 – 1 lap, 16 miles Juniors 10-14 - 1 lap on short course, 10 miles Marathon and XC Marathon Men Pro and Singlespeed 8:00 XC Men Pro and Singlespeed … [Read more...]
Cards and flowers are nice, but get mom something she really wants this year.... BIKE GEAR! Your mom is amazing, and she deserves an amazing gift. Here are outside-the-box suggestions on what to get for Mother's Day (bike edition). Recycled Bike Tube Purse Throw in a few tire levers with your spare change, and hit the road. A mixture of fashion and function, this minimalist bag is made of recycled bike tubes! Moab Bag Co. Makes bags in all shapes and sizes from coin purses to tool bags. … [Read more...]
Here are three training tips for the Warriors Cycling spring races. The Ridgeline Rampage and Battle the Bear are fast races, but also have many short punchy climbs that require short bursts of power. The races are also long enough that nutrition may fail you if you haven't planned accordingly. Here are some tips to help you ride to a successful event. Pick up the intensity. You should be riding 1-2 days a week with high intensity for 1-2 hrs depending on your event distance. High … [Read more...]
Mud season got you down? Hop out on any of these trails this May, and start getting in shape for this upcoming race season. Boulder – Walker Ranch Walker Ranch is great for groups of riders with varying abilities. Located near Boulder, this trail is open for spring riding and a great place to train for mountain bike race season. No matter which direction you go, you start with a fun and fast descent into a canyon. Beware, there is a section where you must carry your bike either up or down … [Read more...]
What would you like to accomplish in 2017? Whether you want to lose weight through cycling, compete in your first mountain bike race or save up enough money to buy a new bike, these 5 tips will help you set you follow through on your New Year's resolution. Make a Plan for Accomplishing Your New Year’s Resolution The reason a lot of resolutions fail is because of lack of planning. Plan today to make small steps to achieve your goals with a specific dates and milestones to meet. I … [Read more...]
