EMPORIA, Kansas (May 30, 2026) — Mads Würtz Schmidt and Sofía Gómez Villafañe conquered mud, mechanicals and late-race pressure Saturday to win the Life Time...
An excerpt from the forthcoming book Saddling up to ride in Cowboy Country…in Spandex! A unique tale of both personal and American cycling history
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By Nancy Clark MS RD CSSD — Sweat contains more than just water; it has electrically charged particles (electrolytes, commonly called minerals such as...
By Sarah Kaufmann — As temps drop and daylight shortens, clothing choice becomes critical to continue riding through the winter. Options abound for indoor...
A grassroots initiative backed by local support gives emerging women racers a team, a kit, and a seat at the starting line of the Baker City Cycling Classic.
By Dave Campbell — Most cycling historians have long held Eddy Merckx's amazing 1972 season as the greatest single year of performance in Professional...
Before 1900 American and European women were avidly embracing the bicycle which provided an independent means of transportation, a freeing revolution in fashion, and a chance to explore athleticism as female cyclists began racing and breaking records with feats of endurance and cross-country adventure races.
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