Cycling West and Cycling Utah Magazine’s Spring 2022 Issue is now available as a free download (13 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.
Painting by Trenton Higley
On display at Contender Bicycles in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Contents
- Women Still Under-represented in the Bike Industry — page 2
- Cities Beginning to Realize Safe Streets Are Important — page 2
- Cyclists Are Entitled — page 3
- Cycling May Help Vets With Disabilities Recover — page 4
- Bike-Specific Traffic Signals Coming Soon? — page 4
- Drivers More Likely to Obey Traffic Laws When Enforced — page 4
- Safer Interstate Crossings in Utah? — page 4
- Ten on Zen — page 5
- It’s Always Been About the Bike – WashCo Bikes Gives Bicycles to Those in Need — page 6
- An Interview with Sarah Kaufmann — page 7
- Electronic Shifting: Do I Need It? — page 8
- Scooter Riders & Bike Lanes — page 8
- Ebike Crashes Cause More Serious Injuries — page 8
- Riding Highway 89 to Benefit Cancer Research — page 9
- Small Towns Lack e-Bike Infrastructure — page 9
- East Bay’s Three Bears and Briones — page 10
- Study: Who is Seriously Injured in Bike Crashes? — page 10
- On-The-Go Nutrition: Plan Ahead when Traveling to Events — page 11
- Less Zoom, More Pedaling — page 12
- 5 Reasons You Need Metabolic Testing — page 14
- Book Review: The Midlife Cyclist Examines Training Methods for Older Riders — page 15
- Minority Cyclists Get More Traffic Tickets — page 15
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