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Coverage of Utah’s Crusher in the Tushar gravel event.

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Rob Squire crushing the Col de Crush with a smile. Photo: Catherine Fegan-Kim

Squire and McCutcheon Crush the 2016 Crusher in the Tushar

Riders enjoy 7 miles of pavement in Beaver Canyon before the harsh reality of Forest Road 137 sets in and its torturous graveled climb carries riders to an elevation of over 10,000 feet. Photo by Chris Wingfield

Super Tough Crusher in the Tushar to Feature Star-Studded Field –...

Crusher in the Tushar

Squire and Farina Win 2015 Crusher in the Tushar

The pro men on the climb in the 2014 Crusher in the Tusher. Photo by Cathy Fegan-Kim, Cottonsoxphotography.com

Crusher in the Tushar to see Page, Driscoll, Johnson, Grant Battle...

Descending Col D'Crush. Men's open. Groups is back together Levi caught Cooke, Wren Driscol, Louder, Blaugren, and other caught on at the start of teh descent. Levi flatted 1/3 way down. Photo by Cathy Fegan-Kim, cottonsoxphotography.com

Updated – Crusher in the Tushar 2015 Race Preview – An...

The “Crusher” features unrelenting dirt climbs that reach dizzying altitudes. This is the men's climb from the 2014 Crusher in the Tushar. Photo by Catherine Fegan Kim/Cotton Sox Photography.

Crusher in the Tushar Registration to Open January 7, 2015

Crusher in the Tushar set to Grow in 2013

Hwy 153 Tushar Mountains

Tushar Mountains Challenge

Crusher in the Tusher 2012

Crusher in the Tushar Answers All Questions

Tyler Wren and Gretchen Reeves Win 2012 Crusher in the Tushar

Will Tyler Wren’s fiery focus secure a second Crusher in the...

Crusher Racers Leading to the Big Climb

Crusher Attracts Top Names in Road, Mountain Bike and Cyclocross

Crusher in the Tushar Fills Up

Crusher in the Tushars Returns for Second Year

Jeff Louder and Tyler Wren

The Crusher Lives up to Its Name

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