Cycling Utah Magazine’s May 2015 Issue is now available as a free download (9.8 mb download), Pick up a copy at your favorite Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Montana, W. Colorado, N. Arizona bike shop or other location!
![Cover Photo: Dixie Robinson of Team Power Up leads the combined Women's Masters and Women's 3-4 field on the climb to Hogsback Summit on April 18, 2015 along with race winner Margaret Douglass (in white on the right). Photo credit: Dave Iltis. Find a full gallery from the East Canyon Road Race at gallery.cyclingwest.com](https://www.cyclingwest.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Cycling-Utah-May-2015-Issue-COVER-350.jpg)
Photo credit: Dave Iltis. Find a full gallery from the East Canyon Road Race at gallery.cyclingwest.com
Contents
Smith and Kirkland Win 6 Hours in Frog Hollow – page – 2
May is Bike Month! Ride Your Bike and Celebrate! – page – 3
Salt Lake City Chief of Staff David Everitt Commutes Throughout Downtown – page – 4
Bike Utah News for May 2015 – page – 6
Gran Fondo Salt Lake Preview – page – 8
Bicycle Collective News for May 2015 page – 8
SLCBAC Elects New Chairperson page – 8
Grand Junction Off-Road Race Preview – page – 9
A Guide to Randonneuring – Non-Competitive Long Distance Road Cycling – page – 10
Scott Sports Solace 30 Road Bike is an Endurance Machine – page – 12
Nutrition Discusssion: Modified Ketogenic Diet for Endurance Athletes – page – 13
Deer Valley Plans New Trails page – 14
Boise Now Second in Nation for Bike Friendly Businesses; Utah Adds 7 New Awards – page – 15
Scott Enduro Cup presented by Vittoria Season Preview – page – 17
How to: Do-It-Yourself 1x Drivetrain Conversion – page – 18
Cycling and Air Pollution – page – 19
McCutcheon and Peterson Climb to Wins in East Canyon-Echo Road Race – page – 20
Tour de Canvas – page – 22
Bryce Canyon to add Bike Path page – 25
Route Announced for 2015 Tour of Utah – Race to Travel Through Utah and Idaho – page – 34
A Trip on The Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike Route: An Adventure Cycling Association Classic – page – 36
When in Moab, Make Lemonade… – page – 38
Oquirrh Mountains Challenge – page – 39