The invite came from High Performance Cycling teammate Ed Zuckerman, whose day job is with the League of Conservation Voters. I actually had something “better” planned for day of the […]
A Bike Ride with Governor Inslee Read More »
Sunday at Woodland Park was the final installment of the 2013 MFG Cyclocross series. The plan was to snap pics of suffering, mud-encrusted competitors. But, first things first: Score an
MFG Cyclocross #6: Woodland Park GP Read More »
Velocity has been profiling Seattle-area cycling athletes for about five years now, and Rosalyn Zylkowski’s (2018 update: Her last name is now Rombauer) story is perhaps the most compelling and
Rider Profile: Rosalyn Rombauer (Zylkowski) Read More »
Although it defies the logic the swirls around in my addled nervous system, the cool and rainy Pacific Northwest is home to some of the strongest endurance cyclists around. Brian
21 yo Mike Gore to Attempt RAAM 2012 Read More »
Fischer Plumbing Cycling Team, Garage Racing, and John Duggan Cycling Attorney are collaborating on a program to recycle racing kits (uniforms) by giving them to charitable entities in other countries.
Race Kit Recycling Program Read More »
East of the Sierra Nevada mountains in California, the Owens Valley is home to some of the most challenging bicycle climbs in North America.
Owens Valley Climbing Project Read More »
As a bit of a finale to the summer cycling season, and as a way to keep the legs toned for a couple of upcoming Fall cycling projects, I convened a small group of High Performance Cycling teammates and headed up to cycle the Mt. Baker Hwy (aka Hwy 542) this week. Also joining us for the day was Bellinghamster Mike McQuaide who has written several guidebooks and is currently working on a book for the Mountaineers about the best bicycle climbs in Washington state.
Channeling Carlos Sastre on the Mt. Baker Hwy Read More »
In 2009 Adrian Hegyvary had just gotten his first pro contract, and was looking forward to competing with the best in North America.
Rider Profile: Adrian Hegyvary Read More »
Pacific Northwest ultra cyclists dominated this year’s epic Furnace Creek 508. Bellinghamster Brian Ecker finished 3rd behind Seattleite Chris Ragsdale and Spokane resident Michael Emde.
Brian Ecker’s Physiology Experiment: 3rd Place @ Furnace Creek Read More »
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 »