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Trip Report: Comfortably NUMB in Vernal, Utah, Part II
After a great first day in Vernal at NUMB Fest, we were stoked for day two. Our new friends from Altitude Cycle said the best itinerary after McCoy Flats was to ride the even-better Red Fleet area on Sunday and the Flume trail on Monday. We decided to do one better: we would ride the Red …
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Trip Report: Comfortably NUMB in Vernal, Utah, Part I
I’ve always thought attending a mountain bike festival would be a lot of fun. However, I don’t care much for hordes of people or crowded trails. Sounds like a conundrum; what to do? Is it possible to find a bike fest that won’t turn your singletrack adventure into riding a human slalom course punctuated by …
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News: Dominion Riverrock Festival a Family-Friendly Event
Here’s a dilemma many mountain bikers face: Joe Schmo wants to take a vacation and get some dirt under his tires, but the wife and the kids aren’t really all that interested in this painful sport we call mountain biking. Most of the time, Joe the mountain-biking dad thinks it’s a loss: either the vacation …
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News: 24 Hours of Georgia Canceled
Posted earlier today on the official 24 Hours of Georgia Facebook page: Do [sic] to unforeseen circumstances Dirty Spokes and Chain Buster Racing will no longer be holding the 24 Hours of Georgia mountain bike race. We appreciate each and everyone one [sic] of you for your support and participation in this event. We look …
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Opinion: Wet Weather Racing and Trail Protection Policies, Part 2
This is the second half of an article examining the effects of wet weather racing and the policies that need to be in place to protect trails from extensive damage. Read Part 1 right here. Plan B – The Other Plan If the trails are too wet to handle the abuse from a race, Plan B is …
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