Cycling West and Cycling Utah Magazine’s Early Spring 2022 Issue is now available as a free download (19 MB download). Pick up a copy at your favorite Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Montana, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Northern California bike shop or other location.
in Snow Canyon in Southern Utah during a recent Balanced Art Multisport training camp.
Photo by Paul Clawson, @shuttertri
Contents
- Why Gravel? Reflections on an Emergent Discipline — page 3
- It Will Soon Be Easier to Cycle Yellowstone — page 4
- Five Things To Do Before the First Spring Ride — page 6
- Fresno High School Students Involved in Transportation Planning — page 6
- Bicycle Infrastructure Projects Still Awaiting Congressional Funding — page 7
- An Interview with Framebuilder Richard Sachs — page 8
- The Aging Athlete — page 9
- Rider Down: Tony Tom — page 10
- Riding a Fixed-gear Bicycle for Training — page 10
- Study: Who is Seriously Injured in Bike Crashes? — page 10
- Nutrition: Book Review on “The Cycling Chef” — page 11
- Parks, Peaks and Prairies: A Tour of Northwest Wyoming — page 12
- Bronze Gods of Cycling: The Bicycle Art of Cary Wolfson — page 14
- Air Springs and Bicycle Suspension — page 15
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