Aug 8, 2020
Riding 1,114 Miles Along the Underground Railroad
A team of Black cyclists will traverse the historic Underground Railroad on a mission to empower and inspire
Biking
A Perfect Summer Spent Biking As Much As Possible
'My Last Day of Summer' features mountain biker Julia Traum daydreaming about a season filled with switchbacks, berms, and big airs
Why the Name of a Major Gravel Event Is Being Changed
On the Dirty Kanza and the cycling world's reckoning with a racist, exclusionary past
The Tour de France Is Going Virtual
Well, sort of. There's no racing on the roads yet, but pro teams are flocking to a digital version that will be broadcast to fans.
Eliot Jackson on Why It's Risky—and Necessary—to Speak Out Right Now
The professional mountain biker has never made race a platform. But amid the protests against racial injustice, he opens up about being Black in a predominantly white sport, the challenges he's faced on and off the track, and what we can all do to address bias in the outdoor community.
The Quest to Build the Perfect Trail in Washington
'Vision's Path' profiles mountain biker and trail builder Henry Lanman on his quest to create the ultimate trail
This Race Doubled Women's Participation by Making Spots for Them
Organizers of the popular Grinduro California gravel event wanted to do better than its 15 percent non-male participation rate. So they set aside spots for women, femmes, and trans and nonbinary people, and sold out in four hours.
No One Mountain Bikes Like Kurt Sorge
In this segment, freeride mountain biker Kurt Sorge does what he does best: huck exposed lines from steep peaks
What Happens to a Cyclist's Body When It's Hit by a Car
A deeply personal story of one rider’s painful saga—and what we can all learn from it
Here's What to Do if You're Hit by a Car
Being involved in a crash with a driver while on a bike or on foot is bad enough, but the trouble doesn’t always stop when you get yourself to safety. Navigating the justice and insurance systems afterward can also be an ordeal.