Ian is one of the region’s most highly regarded cyclists with consistently strong performances in every discipline. Ian grew up in Jackson Hole, WY, and his earliest athletic endeavor was ski racing at Snowking, the in-town ski area. In his teens he got on bmx and early edition mountain bikes. His recent accomplishments include 4th and 6th place finishes at Dirty Kanza.
Our discussion focuses on the PNW gravel scene, and some of the teams and riders Ian is keeping his eye on.
It must be hell to be the mate of a cycling addict. Things that are hugely important like skinny tires, high tech toys, and the need for speed all threaten our closest relationships.
Eugene, OR is a fantastic cycling town and has an amazing pool of potential cycling partners. I feel fortunate about the circle of cycling friends I had while I lived there. We were all able to take advantage of one another's strengths to stay fit, improve our riding skills, and have fun.
State of the art, circa 1958 Back in the day, before styrofoam and helmets were invented, cyclists relied on crushable felt hats to protect their heads. Image courtesy Ian Fuller.
Many high schools provide students with alternative ways to earn P.E. credits. At Squalicum High School in Bellingham, this comes in the form of a "P.E. waiver" that is typically granted to students involved in extracurricular activities such as cheerleading, team sports or other physically demanding, organized after school activities (figure skating, hockey, martial arts etc.).
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