By Dave Campbell — Jonas Vingegaard’s Giro d’Italia victory placed him in one of cycling’s most exclusive clubs: riders who have won all three...

By Lou Melini — In September of 2025, Julie and I did a “hiker/biker” bike tour of Yellowstone National Park, a trip I had...

Jubilee in the Desert - Pedaling Forward Since 1976 By Roger Crandall — Now that our Nation has reached 250 years, we as cyclists might...

By A.J. Turner — I’ve always wanted to make my own custom bike, and when I spotted a damaged carbon frame headed for the...

As a cyclist, it was my greatest honor to participate in the women’s Tour De France in 1988. The women’s Tour was inaugurated in 1984. The women’s 15 day Tour joined the men’s race one week into their 3 week race.

It’s 120 degrees in the shade as Clarence Darling, 19 and Claude Murphey, 20, cyclists from Jackson, Michigan rest at a Colorado telegraph station in the Green Desert near the Utah border. At only 2 months into a fifteen month, 13,500 mile bike tour and with only 2 cents left in their pockets they are not feeling optimistic. The year is 1904.