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22 January 2019

• Tour of Utah Announces 2019 Host Cities – 9 Venues to be Featured

  Nine Host Venues Selected for 2019 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah “America’s Toughest Stage Race” for Pro Cycling Teams Features Overall Start at Snowbird Resort and Finish in Park City SALT LAKE CITY (January 9, 2019)– Nine host venues across the northern mountains and valleys of Utah will comprise the 15th edition of the […]

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• Filmed by Bike to show in Boise, Idaho on January 18, 2019

  Filmed by Bike, Portland, Oregon’s famed bicycle-themed film festival is making a stop at the Egyptian Theatre Friday, January 18, 2019. The traveling festival features more than 15 films from all over the world. The Boise showing will be divided into two parts; Bike Love and Adventure Shorts. Presented by the Idaho Walk Bike Alliance, […]

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• 2019 USA Crits Series to Feature Stops in Salt Lake City, Boise, Littleton CO, and San Rafael CA in the West

  USA CRITS Series highlighted with three new events December 17, 2019 – 2019 marks the 13th year of the USA CRITS Series, the premiere cycling series in the United States. Criteriums are the most spectator-friendly and enduring form of cycling racing in America. Locally originated events combine the highest levels of cycling with community gatherings […]

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• Cycling West and Cycling Utah’s Winter 2018-2019 Issue is Now Available!

  Cycling Utah and Cycling West Magazine's Winter 2018-2019 Issue is now available as a free download, Pick up a copy at your favorite Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Montana, W. Colorado, N. Arizona, and N. California bike shop or other location! 

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• Forest Service Seeks Comment on Managing Moab’s Whole Enchilada Trail by 12-31-18

  A whole enchilada of new management actions will be necessary for upkeep of the Whole Enchilada Trail. Increased usage of the trail by a variety of users has necessitated a major overhaul of ways to encourage responsible recreational use and ecological maintenance. The multi-use trail runs more than 30 miles with elevation spans greater than […]

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• Interbike Cancelled for 2019; Future in Limbo

  Interbike to Research Alternatives, Announces Show Will Not Take Place in 2019 Press Release – SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. – December 6, 2018 – Interbike owner, Emerald Expositions, announced today that the Interbike tradeshow will not take place in September 2019 in Reno as previously scheduled. Instead, the company will research alternative plans for 2020 […]

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• Bike Shop Saturday to be held on December 8, 2018 Worldwide

  Bike Shop Saturday to be held on December 8, 2018 Worldwide Event designed to support local bike shops and bike related businesses Join and share the event on Facebook November 25, 2018 (Salt Lake City, Utah) ­– Bike Shop Saturday, an event designed to be a bike friendly alternative to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, […]

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• Editorial: 200 S in Salt Lake City Needs a(t least) (a 1-block) Protected Bike Lane

  Salt Lake City's Green Lanes are in complete disarray November 23, 2018 – Just last Friday, we were riding eastbound on 200 S between State and Main where the Green Shared Lane is (used to be) when a white Forerunner came within 1 foot of sideswiping one of us. We were riding where we were […]

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• The Spokes of Our Local Economic Wheel Connect Our Neighborhood or Why You Should Support Your Local Bike Shop

  Guest Editorial by Cristiano Pereira A neighborhood is like the spokes of a wheel, in that we are all interconnected, particularly when it comes to economics and commerce. I say that because as a small business owner of a local bicycle shop I see our interconnection every day.  First, as the consumer and user of […]

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• Idaho Stop Bill Will Return to Utah Legislature for 2019 Session; Will Stop-As-Yield Finally Pass?

  Utah Bill Would Allow Cyclists to Treat Stop Signs as Yield Signs November 7, 2018 – Utah state Representative Carol Spackman-Moss has reintroduced the Idaho Stop bill in the Utah Legislature to be considered in the 2019 Legislative Session. The bill will allow cyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs, and red lights as […]

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