Conditions for the 2019 Ballard Criterium presented by Carter Volkswagen were spectacular. We are fortunate to have the Ballard Crit as an ongoing event in the Pacific Northwest cycling race […]
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The dark season is upon us, which means it’s time for the annual ritual when folks hotly debate the dos and don’ts of running and riding at night. Even avid,
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Saturday June 9 is the 25th edition of Seattle’s classic Ballard Criterium (also previously known as the “Twilight Criterium”) road bicycle race. As of the beginning of 2018 there was
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Located about 20 miles west of Bend and Sunriver, Mt. Bachelor is THE place in Oregon for serious skiers and boarders. Mt. Bachelor is a volcano that lies at the
Destination: Mt. Bachelor Ski Area Read More »
My motion.social project is giving me a wonderful excuse to expand my athletic experiences beyond (mostly) cycling and running. Last Thursday I participated in Krank Events‘ season opener adventure race
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This time of year when more of us are cycling at night, my social media feed fills up with complaints, strong opinions, and debates about bike lighting and visibility. Back
Be Bright at Night Read More »
Several of Seattle’s bicycle racing teams are as noteworthy for their charitable activities as their competitive results. On February 3rd members of Thumbprint Racing (now known as Team FareStart powered
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The season of dark commuting is upon us, and here is a reminder of what is possible–one of the winners from last year’s “Most Visible Night Cyclist” contest:
Commuters: Get Visible (Originally posted: February 28, 2008) Read More »
Thanks to Mick Walsh for this report on the 2009 Race Across Oregon:
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Probably not news to most of the Seattle racing community, but something the rest of us ought to be aware of:
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