Seattle’s Chris Ragsdale, considered one of the US’ top ultra cyclists, has increasingly put his athletic efforts into ultra running. As Chris’ training buddy Jim Ryan has noted, Chris is […]
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Ultra endurance bike racers rely on their crew to get them to the finish line. From the outside, bike racing looks like an individual sport. After all, an individual crosses
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Carving out a niche in fitness retail is difficult to say the least. Founded in 2006 by Zac Daab, Seattle’s Cascade Bicycle Studio (CBS) is based on a unique studio
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The Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome at Marymoor Park is a world unto itself, and if you’ve never been you are missing out on an important part of Seattle’s cycling culture.
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One of the highlights of this summer’s race season for me was watching young Conor Klupar win the Second Ascent Ballard Criterium category 3 race. It turns out that was
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During this year’s Amgen Tour of California (ATOC) I was captivated by the video stream of the fierce competition on Sierra Road during stage 4. As Chris Horner approached the
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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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Guy started racing high school, then took an 18-year hiatus before a return to racing in 2007. Upon his return he promptly jumped into the deep end of the swimming pool, so to speak: His recent accomplishments include competing at the Masters Track Nationals 2007-2010, Masters Pan-Ams 2008-2010, and the Masters Worlds 2010. In addition to competition at a very high level, he is a founder and sponsor of Thumbprint Racing (which won USA Cycling’s Best New Club Award for 2009.)
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With a name like Wheeler, you’d think there would be an obvious affinity for the bicycle, but it took Jennifer a while to discover cycling. Over the course of the past year she has rocketed up the racing categories by soloing to win after win. Her success on the bike this year has unfortunately been punctuated by the lowest of lows with a fractured collarbone, and an emergency removal of a gigantic tumor in her belly. Jennifer wrapped up a tumultuous 2010 season with a professional contract with …
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Cycling in the Seattle area is on fire!
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