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Articles from the Winter 2020-2021 issue of Cycling West and Cycling Utah

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Bike Parking in front of the Peter Prier Violin Making School in Salt Lake City, Utah. Photo by Dave Iltis

Bike Theft Affected By Bike Parking Infrastructure

Utah's Katie Clouse has joined Rally Cycling for 2021. Photo courtesy Katie Clouse

Catching Up With Rally Cycling’s Katie Clouse

Utah's Katie Clouse has joined Rally Cycling for 2021. Photo courtesy Katie Clouse

Utah’s Katie Clouse Signs for Rally Cycling

A peloton of women cyclists work a pace line along the Snake River a few miles south of Hoback Junction, Wyoming, in the 38th annual LoToJa Classic on Sept. 12. A total of 41 licensed women cyclists ranging from Pro 123s to Women’s Master 45+ Open competed in the race. Photo courtesy of Snake River Photo.

Hoffman, Stevenson Return to Top of the Podium in 2020 LoToJa...

Doug Brower riding indoors. If some of your winter training becomes less specific, make your bike training more specific. Photo by Sarah Kaufmann

Winter Training With Cycling and Other Endurance Sports

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Greg LeMond Awarded Congressional Gold Medal

Tristin West rides through Daybreak with her kids in the cargo bike. Photo courtesy the West Family.

COVID-19 Pandemic Has Been Good For Cycling

Cycling shoe cover options for warm winter cycling. Photo by Jamie Morningstar

Keeping Your Feet Warm on Winter Bike Rides

Butternut Squash Risotto recipe, courtesy Breanne Nalder-Harward

Healthy Eating at Home; Avoid the Pandemic 19

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E-Bikes Now Allowed On Some Federal Trails

Chris Register’s “Conversations With US” Shows a Slice of America

Figure 2 – with a suspension fork, most of the upward energy is absorbed and channels the bulk of upward motion (blue arrow) into continued forward motion, meaning bike and rider continue without severe disruption to comfort or control, nor loss of speed.

Why Do I Need a Suspension Fork On My Fat Bike?

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