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Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew to Park City

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IMBA TRAILBUILDING SCHOOL
Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew Coming to Town
Saturday, July 31
9AM to 4PM
Historic Miner’s Hospital
1345 Park Ave., Park City, UT

Help Mountain Trails Foundation create new mountain biking trails, improve your favorite local trails, learn trailbuilding techniques, meet other trail lovers, HAVE FUN!

This free, 1-day school teaches IMBA’s trailbuilding philosophies and trains local volunteers and land managers on how to build and maintain sustainable singletrack. The school involves three hours in the classroom followed by a half day in the field doing hands-on trailwork and field instruction. Lunch will be provided. For more information and to register contact Rick at [email protected] Space is limited so register early! Or visit mountaintrails.org

Trips for Kids Seeks Executive Director for International Programs

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New position will strengthen Trips for Kids’ international presence, allowing the organization to serve thousands more deserving kids around the world

SAN RAFAEL, Calif. – July 20, 2010 – Trips for Kids (TFK) has created a new executive director position to oversee its international programming and develop its strategic alliances on an international level, and is seeking qualified candidates.

“We have come a long way as an organization since our inception in 1988. Our dream is that one day Trips for Kids will be as large as The Boys and Girls Clubs of America,” said Marilyn Price, Trips for Kids founding director. “We are looking forward to bringing on an international executive director that will take our mission to the next level.”

The new TFK international executive director will be responsible for increasing the number of TFK chapters in the United States and overseas, generating program funding, expanding ties with international bicycling and recreational industries, forming critical alliances with other national youth organizations and increasing public awareness of Trips for Kids’ programs to get more low-income, at-risk children on mountain bike rides.  

Qualified candidates should submit their cover letters and resumes to Shaugn Stanley, lead advisor and TFK Marin board member, at [email protected]. No telephone inquiries please.

TFK is an international non-profit organization that takes underserved youth on mountain bike adventures, teaching them personal responsibility, achievement and environmental awareness. There are now 69 chapters in the United States, Canada and Israel. More than 65,000 disadvantaged young people have participated in TFK’s day-long cycling adventures.

For more information on Trips for Kids, please visit www.tripsforkids.org or call Marilyn Price at 415.458.2986.
   
About Trips for Kids
Trips for Kids (www.tripsforkids.org) is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization based in Marin County, California. With 65-plus chapters operating in the United States, Canada and Israel, Trips for Kids opens the world of cycling to at-risk youth through mountain bike rides and Earn-A-Bike programs. Trips for Kids started in 1988 as a grass roots effort by avid mountain biker, environmentalist and Mountain Bike Hall of Fame inductee Marilyn Price to provide inner-city youth a way to enjoy the outdoors and gain much-needed life skills.

Fueled by success in the San Francisco Bay Area, the national organization was launched in 1999 with the expanded mission to open as many chapters as possible in order to provide kids with lessons in personal responsibility, achievement and environmental awareness through the development of practical skills and the simple act of having fun through mountain biking.

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Bicycles Recalled by Nirve Sports Due to Fall Hazard

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.

Name of Product: Chopper-style bicycles

Units: About 725 units: Red Star 100, Skulls 285 and Cannibal Chopper 340

Importer: Nirve Sports Ltd., of Huntington Beach, Calif.

Hazard: The bicycle stem on the handlebars can crack and cause the rider to lose control, posing a risk of serious fall and injury.

Incidents/Injuries: Nirve Sports has received reports of cracked handlebar stems, which all occurred during assembly of the bicycle. No injuries have been reported.

Description: This recall involves three models: Red Star, Skulls and Cannibal chopper-style bicycles with the model names printed on the chain guard. Red Star has a black finish; Skulls bear a skull graphic and come in grey and black; and Cannibal bears a dragon graphic and comes in a black finish. Serial numbers are located on the bottom of the bicycle between the pedals. The recall involves the following models, SKUs and Serial Numbers:

Name of Model SKU# Serial Number Ranges
Red Star 3421 L8E0600576-L8E0600675
Skulls 3433 L9E0200751-L9E0200810
L9E0201891-L9E0201900
L9E0201966-L9E0201972
L9E0400061-L9E0400120
L9E0500226-L9E0500285
L9E0700641-L9E0700700
L9E0701241-L9E0701255
L9E0701301-L9E0701315
Cannibal 3434 L080405181-L080405240
L8E0901311-L8E0901370
L9E0300491-L9E0300560
L9E0202337-L9E0202344
L9E0400196-L9E0400255
L9E0601206-L9E0601265
L9E0602346-L9E0602365
Sold by: Nirve Sports showroom, online and authorized dealers nationwide from December 2008 through April 2009 for about $300 to $600.

Manufactured in: China

Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop riding the bicycles and return them to the place of purchase for free repair.

Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact Nirve Sports toll-free at (888) 296-4783 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. PT Monday through Friday or visit the firm’s website at www.nirve.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 5, 2010
Release #10-221

Felt Bicycles Recalls Bicycles Due to Fall Hazard

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.

Name of Product: 2009 Felt model B12, B16 and S32 road bicycles

Units: About 2,100 bicycles

Importer: Felt Bicycles, of Irvine, Calif.

Manufacturer: ADK Technology Limited of China

Hazard: The bicycle’s fork steer tube can break, causing the rider to lose control, fall and suffer injuries.

Incidents/Injuries: Felt Bicycles has received seven reports of the bicycle forks breaking. Minor injuries, including bumps and bruises were reported in one of the incidents.

Description: The recall includes all 2009 Felt model B12, B16 and S32 road bicycles.

2009 B12 – These bicycles are gloss silver/carbon and have carbon fiber frames with carbon fiber forks with aluminum steer tubes.
2009 B16 – These bicycles are matte black/red and have carbon fiber frames with carbon fiber forks with aluminum steer tubes.
2009 S32 – These bicycles are available in gloss white/red and have aluminum frames with carbon fiber forks with aluminum steer tubes.
Sold at: Bicycle specialty stores nationwide from October 2008 through May 2010 for between about $2,300 and $3,100 per bicycle.

Manufactured in: China

Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled bicycles and contact your local Felt Bicycles dealer to receive a free inspection and repair.

Consumer Contact: For additional information, call Felt Bicycles toll-free at (866) 433-5887 or (866) 4-FELT-US, or visit the firm’s website at www.feltracing.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 30, 2010
Release #10-290

Specialized Bicycle Components Recalls Bicycles Due to Fall Hazard

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.

Name of Product: 2010 26” Epic and 26” Era Bicycles

Units: About 1,350

Importer: Specialized Bicycle Components Inc., of Morgan Hill, Calif.

Hazard: The shock absorber mount can break and the shock absorber can make contact with the wheel spokes, posing a fall hazard to the rider.

Incidents/Injuries: None reported.

Description: This recall involves alloy seat stays on the following 2010 Specialized 26” Era and 26” Epic bicycles: 2010 Epic Marathon Carbon, 2010 Epic Marathon Frame, 2010 Epic Expert Carbon, 2010 Epic Expert, 2010 Epic Comp Carbon, 2010 Epic Comp, 2010 Era FSR Expert Carb, 2010 Era FSR Expert and 2010 Era FSR Comp.

Sold by: Authorized dealers nationwide from September 2009 through October 2009 for between $2,000 through $5,500.

Manufactured in: Taiwan

Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop riding these bicycles and contact a Specialized dealer for a free repair.

Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact Specialized toll-free at (877) 808-8154 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. MT Monday through Friday or visit the firm’s web site at www.specialized.com

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May 5, 2010
Release #10-219

Seattle Bike Supply Recalls Bicycles and Framesets Due to Fall Hazard

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.

Name of Product: 2010 Redline Conquest Cyclocross Bicycles and Framesets

Units: About 330

Distributor: Seattle Bike Supply, of Kent, Wash.

Hazard: The bicycle fork’s legs can separate from the fork crown and cause the rider to lose control, posing a fall hazard and risk of injury.

Incidents/Injuries: The firm has received five reports of cracks near the fork’s crown.

Description: This recall involves all 2010 Redline Conquest Cyclocross bicycles and framesets. The bicycles and framesets were sold in yellow and black, and have aluminum frames and aluminum forks with aluminum steering tubes. “Redline” is printed on the bicycle frame. The bicycles are equipped with a 700C wheel and frame sizes ranging from 44cm to 60 cm.

Sold at: Bicycle specialty stores nationwide between July 2009 through May 2010 for about $1,400 for the bicycle and $400 for the frameset.

Manufactured in: Taiwan

Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled bicycles and framesets and contact their local Redline bicycle dealer to receive a free fork replacement.

Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact Redline Bicyles at (800) 283-2453 between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. PT Monday through Friday, or visit the firm’s website at www.redlinebicycles.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 13, 2010
Release #10-296

Join Cycling Utah at the Bike to the Bees night on July 28th!

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SALT LAKE CITY (July 21, 2010) – On Wednesday, July 28, the Salt Lake Bees will host a ‘Bike to the Bees’ event at Spring Mobile Ballpark (1300 S and Main Street) in association with Bees Green Week, which runs July 27-30.

 

The event encourages local residents to ride their bikes to the Bees game on July 28 and park in a free, secure bike valet parking area provided by the Bees. The secure bike valet will be located in the fenced-in parking lot directly west of the ballpark on West Temple.

 

Participants will receive a buy-one, get-one free Bees ticket voucher, while the first person who arrives at the game and has his/her bike valet parked, will have the opportunity to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. Select participants will also be included in an in-game tricycle race. Game time on July 28 is 7:05 p.m. and gates open at 6:05 p.m.

 

In addition to biking to the ballpark, individuals who donate a bicycle to the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective, located at 2312 South West Temple, http://www.slcbikecollective.org/ , at any point leading up to the July 28 game will receive a free ticket voucher for that game. The Bicycle Collective provides refurbished bicycles and educational programs to the community, focusing on children and lower income households.

 

For information on preferred bicycle routes please visit http://www.slcgov.com/bike

 

http://slbees.com

Fly V Australia Go One-Two at Wells Fargo Boise Twilight Criterium

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Fly V Australia Go One-Two at Wells Fargo Twilight Criterium
Clayton Barrows still leads the USA CRITS Series

Boise, ID – Nearly 100 of the best criterium riders in the country lined up for the 6th stop of the USA CRITS Series, the Wells Fargo Twilight Criterium. Ben Kersten of Fly V Australia picked up the win, while AXA Equitable holds onto his overall lead. Isaac Howe keeps the Maxxis Best Young Rider Jersey (as well as his 2nd place overall standing), while UnitedHealthcare’s Hilton Clarke still wears the Sportsbase Online Lap Leader Jersey.

The race was animated from the very beginning, with a slue of primes urging the riders to keep the pace high in the 90 minute race. Three breaks were able to get away (but not stay away). The first break probably had the best chance of sticking with five motivated riders in Daniel Ramsey (Williams Racing), Alexi Martinez (Adageo Energy), Luis Amaran (Jamis-Sutter Home presented by Colavita), Bernie Sulzberger (Fly V Australia), and Fabio Calabria (Team Type 1).

This break was reeled in but three riders launched off the front including Amaran, Andres Diaz (Team Exergy), and Ryan Parnes (Yahoo!). A nine-man chase group was able to catch on to the end of the breakaway but was ultimately brought back with about 30 minutes left in racing. A third break was established a few moments later, however, the 11-man group was caught within 10 laps to go.

The sprint had the major players lined up, with Fly V Australia taking most of the responsiblity of controlling the field and line up their fast men, Jonathan Cantwell and Ben Kersten. With 2 laps to go, Jamis-Sutter Home presented by Colavita took over the front, but it was Fly V Australia who took the top two spots. Anibal Borrajo (Jamis-Sutter Home) rounded out the top 3.

Wells Fargo Twilight Criterium Top 3
1. Ben Kersten (Fly V Australia)
2. Jonathan Cantwell (Fly V Australia)
3. Anibal Borrajo (Jamis-Sutter Home presented by Colavita)

USA CRITS Overall presented by Champion System
1. Clayton Barrows (AXA Equitable), 1166 points
2. Isaac Howe (Mountain Khakis fueled by Jittery Joe’s), 1140 points
3. Neil Bezdek (Mountain Khakis fueled by Jittery Joe’s), 899 points

Maxxis Best Young Rider presented by Cyclingnews
Isaac Howe (Mountain Khakis fueled by Jittery Joe’s)

Sportsbase Online Lap Leader presented by VeloNews
Hilton Clarke (UnitedHealthcare presented by Maxxis), 17 laps

Results:

Criterium

Male Cat 2
1 Shawn HOWARD Vertical Earth 3:53:22
2 Bubba MELCHER Team Clover 3:53:23
3 Andre GONZALEZ Canyon Bicycles Draper 3:53:45
4 Jason DYKSTRA George’s/BODE 3:53:47
5 Benjamin MILLER Guinness Cycling Team 3:53:48
6 Nathan MILLER Cole Sport 3:53:48
7 Tim DOELMAN 3:53:49
8 Kevin VAN LOON CONTENDER BICYCLES 3:53:51
9 Eric CARLSON Sun Valley road and dirt 3:53:59
10 Clint CARTER Ski Utah Cycling Team 3:53:59
11 Nicholas OLIVER Wells Fargo Racing 3:54:00
12 Daniel BECHTOLD Team Bobs-Bicycles.com 3:54:00
13 Michael GERHARDT George’s/BODE 3:54:01
14 Robb FLOTH Broken Spoke Cycling 3:54:02
15 Joseph KAFKA Team Bobs-Bicycles.com 3:54:07
16 Jerry LONG Vertical Earth 3:54:09
17 Thomas GRANT George’s/BODE 3:54:09
18 Rob VAN KIRK ICE / Idaho Kidney Institute / 3:54:10
19 William (billy) CRANE Webcor/Alto Velo 3:54:10
20 Billy ALLEN FFKR/SBO P/B Tour of Utah 3:54:11
21 Dylan SEGUIN TEAM CLIF BAR Cycling 3:54:11
22 Michael GAERTNER Coeur d ‘Alene Velo Racers (CD 3:54:12
23 Hugo FREGOSO 3:54:19
24 Charles COLLINS Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts (ICE 3:54:52
996 Brandon AKERS George’s/BODE
999 Mark MILLER Canyon Bicycles-Draper
Nicholas BOULLE Dallas Racing
Robert HOENE Team Bobs-Bicycles.com

Cat1/2/3 40-99
1 Bubba MELCHER Team Clover 20:55:00
2 Matthew HANSON Team Reel Theatre 20:57:00
3 Colin JOYCE Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts (ICE 20:58:00
4 Bradley TURPEN Intermountain Orthopaedics Cyc 20:58:00
5 Jared PRINCE Team Bobs-Bicycles.com 20:58:00
6 Hugo FREGOSO 20:58:00
7 Shawn MITCHELL 20:59:00
8 Eric HINDERAGER Lost River Cycling 20:59:00
9 Cameron CANDELARIA ski utah cycling 20:59:00
10 Timothy ROOT Broken Spoke Cycling 20:59:00
11 Eric DENNING Team Reel Theatre 20:59:00
12 Todd JANKIEWICZ Intermountain Orthopaedics Cyc 20:59:00
13 Russell THORSTROM ICO 20:59:00
14 Stephen FITZGERALD Liberty Cycling 21:00:00
15 John ROGERS Notes From the Underground 21:01:00
16 Jason HOUCHIN RMCC/Cyclesmith 21:01:00
17 Cody ROHOVIT FFKR/SportsBaseOnline p/b Tour 21:01:00
18 Frank BENZING Georges 21:01:00
19 Todd STOUT Atlantic Velo-Virginia p/b Wal 21:02:00
20 Colton HLAVINKA BYRDS (Boise Young Rider Dev S 21:02:00
21 Mike GAERTNER Vertical Earth 21:03:00
22 Samuel CAROCA BYRDS (Boise Young Rider Dev S 21:03:00
23 Amity ELLIOT Team Kenda 21:03:00
24 Derek BROWN George’s/BODE 21:03:00
25 David SHOWALTER George’s/BODE 21:04:00
26 Gene HARDING 21:05:00
27 Henry HARPER Intermountain Orthopaedics Cyc 21:06:00
28 Carl ARRIOLA George’s 21:06:00
29 Brian PARKER Bobs-Bicycles.com 21:13:00
30 Michael STILTON Team Simple Green 21:14:00
31 Charles COLLINS Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts (ICE 21:16:00
32 Anthony FISHER George’s 21:19:00
33 Sean O’SHEA Lost River 21:19:00
34 Michael MILLER George’s/BODE 21:22:00
35 Alex PHIPPS Broken Spoke Cycling 21:24:00
36 Taylor EISENHART FFKR Architects/SportsBaseOnli 21:28:00
37 Dirk COWLEY FFKR/SportsBaseOnline p/b Tour 21:28:00
38 Taylor BENZ George’s/BODE 21:46:00
39 Steven PARKER Look! Save a Life 21:46:00
40 Sean TUCKER Unattached 22:05:00
41 Mark ALBRECHT Revolution Cafe Rio 22:15:00
42 Josh HOWARD Team Bob’s-Bicycles.com 22:34:00
999 Kurt HOLZER Intermountain Orthopaedics/Los
Justin HARVEY
Carl MAJORS RMCC/Cyclesmith
Jenni GAERTNER Riverstone Women’s Racing Team
Db JOHNSEN NCVC
Christine CHANG Keller Rohrback Cycling

Cat3/4/5 35-99
1 Chris BERRY Look Save A Life 18:47:05
2 Bob WALKER Autoliv 18:47:05
3 Paul LASTAYO Cycle Therapy/4 Corners 18:47:05
4 Steve JENKINS Swiss American 18:47:05
5 Frank BENZING Georges 18:47:06
6 Thomas HALVORSON Intermountain Orthopaedics Cyc 18:47:06
7 Dan SMITH Intermountain Orthopaedics Cyc 18:47:07
8 Carl ARRIOLA George’s 18:47:07
9 Kurt HOLZER Intermountain Orthopaedics/Los 18:47:08
10 Jeff HALE 18:47:08
11 David CONNER Lost River Cycling Club 18:47:09
12 Tom WITZKE TEAM DOBBIACO 18:47:11
13 Chris HASKELL Team Reel Theater 18:47:11
14 Jeffrey SHILT Unattached 18:47:14
15 Doug LAMOTT Team-Dobbiaco 18:47:37
16 Troy NICHOL George’s/BODE 18:48:20
17 Jason SLATTER Reel Theater 18:49:38
18 David HIATT Team Reel Theatre 18:49:38
19 Brent HAMILTON Reel Theater 18:49:44
999 Alan NICHELSON Vapor Racing
Charles STEARNS Team Dobbiaco
Eric KAFKA Sun Valley Road and Dirt
Rob DEEBLE Team Reel Theatre
Cary KRUSOFF Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts (ICE
Bubba MELCHER Team Clover
Trent TATE
Frank MORELAND Emde Sports
Mark CARAGIO Intermountain Orthopaedics Cyc

Cat4/5
1 Joshua PHILLIPS Northern Rockies Cycling 17:48:56
2 Chad VANSOLKEMA Bicycle Center 17:48:56
3 Jeff SHILT 17:48:56
4 David CLARK 17:48:56
5 Clayne DRIEVER Broken Spoke Cycling 17:48:56
6 Cody RAYL Look! Save A Life 17:48:57
7 Alex WHITNEY Canyon Bicycles 17:48:57
8 Walter POLY 17:48:57
9 Alex KIM Revolution Cafe Rio 17:48:57
10 Steve SESSIONS Simply Mac Racing 17:48:57
11 Brian ALLEN Intermountain Orthopaedics Cyc 17:48:57
12 Nate RIVERA Scott’s Cycle and Sports 17:48:58
13 Ivan ANDERHOLM CSF Racing 17:48:58
14 Marc BROZOVICH Intermountain Orthopaedics/Los 17:48:58
15 Brian WHITE Intermountain Orthopaedics/Los 17:48:58
16 Roy GADD MAX 17:48:59
17 Terry DEEBLE Team Reel Theater 17:48:59
18 Mark BALKENENDE 17:48:59
19 Michael FOSHA 17:48:59
20 Tom WITZKE TEAM DOBBIACO 17:49:00
21 Ben LARIVIERE 17:49:00
22 Roderick MURPHY 17:49:01
23 Joshua WELLS Sawtooth Velo 17:49:01
24 Barry CROKER 17:49:01
25 Justin SPARHAWK LOOK! Save A Life 17:49:02
26 Brad WALKER 17:49:02
27 Nate DENNING Team Reel Theatre 17:49:02
28 Dylan HOWELL George’s/BODE 17:49:03
29 Justin ROMNEY 17:49:03
30 Darren HOWARD Broken Spoke Cycling 17:49:11
31 Michael GILBERG Lost River Cycling Club 17:49:14
32 Jackson LINO Look! Save a Life 17:49:18
33 Tyler MATSON Simply Mac 17:49:46
34 John SHILT Wake Forest University 17:50:07
35 Armando MIRELES Team Ascent 17:50:07
36 Kenny MCDANIEL 17:50:07
37 Mark ESTEBILLO 17:50:07
38 Lance CHURCHILL Bob’s-Bicycles.com 17:50:07
39 Fred MARQUARDT 17:50:07
40 Chris CADE 17:50:07
41 Tyler BROWN Victory Velo 17:50:07
42 Jeff MUTCHIE 17:50:07
43 Phillip LOVE chinook cycling club tri-citie 17:50:07
44 Adam HALE 17:50:07
45 Brian MEACHAM Contender Bicycles 17:50:07
46 Jason SANDIDGE 17:50:07
47 Todd HOEKSTRA SPBRC 17:50:07
48 Ryan SMITH Team Bobs-bicycles.com 17:50:07
49 Michael BURKHOLDER 17:50:07
50 Jim STRATTEN George’s 17:50:07
51 Patrick HESTER Unattached 17:50:07
52 Travis BALLARD 17:50:07
53 Jason HUDSON Team Therapeutic Associates-Do 17:50:07
996 John FERY
999 Dan LARIVIERE
Frank GILBERT Unattached
Nathan STARNES Broken Spoke Cycling
Brad SHELTON Contender
[email protected] YOUNG northern rockies orthopedic
Ken HICKS Eagle Rock Cycling
David BOUREITHER NA
Trent TATE

Junior 10-18
1 Ryan GAERTNER Vertical Earth
2 Michael BECK
3 Kaitlynn DEEBIE Team Reel Theater
4 Alli GAERTNER
5 Garrett LODGE
6 Keaton HASKELL
996 Matthew WIGGINS 0:00:00

Pro/1
1 Ben KERSTEN Fly V Australia 2:50:36
2 Jonathion CANTWELL Fly V Australia 2:50:36
3 Anibal BORRAJO Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita 2:50:37
4 Hilton CLARKE United Healthcare Pro Cycling 2:50:37
5 Alejandro BORRAJO Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita 2:50:37
6 Kenneth HANSON Team Type 1 2:50:38
7 Isaac HOWE Team Mountain Khakis fueled by 2:50:38
8 Clayton BARROWS AXA Equitable Cycling Team / C 2:50:38
9 Lisban QUINTERO CRCA/Foundation 2:50:39
10 Bernard SULZBERGER Fly V Australia 2:50:39
11 Cody STEVENSON Adageo Energy Pro Cycling 2:50:39
12 Andres DIAZ Team Exergy 2:50:39
13 Alexi MARTINEZ Adageo Energy Pro Cycling 2:50:39
14 Kyle GRITTERS Williams Cycling p/b SC Velo 2:50:39
15 Roman VANUDEN Rubicon-ORBEA;Benefiting LIVES 2:50:39
16 Jeremiah WISCOVITCH Williams Cycling p/b SC Velo 2:50:40
17 Ryan PARNES Yahoo! Cycling Team 2:50:40
18 Tyler WREN UCI CT: Jamis/Sutter Home pres 2:50:40
19 Austin CARROLL Adageo Energy Pro Cycling 2:50:41
20 Adam CARR Adageo Energy Pro Cycling 2:50:41
21 Neil BEZDEK Team Mountain Khakis fueled by 2:50:41
22 Andrew DAHLHEIM Metro Volkswagen 2:50:42
23 Derek DIXON Lombardi Sports 2:50:42
24 Phillip SNODGRASS Wells Fargo Racing 2:50:42
25 Chris STUART Team Exergy 2:50:42
26 Ian HOLT US Armed Forces 2:50:43
27 Ian GRAY Team Rio Grande 2:50:43
28 Frank TRAVIESO Jamis Sutter Homes p/b Colavit 2:50:44
29 Gavriel EPSTEIN CRCA/Foundation 2:50:44
30 Corey COLLIER Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling 2:50:44
31 Fabio CALABRIA Team Type 1 2:50:44
32 Todd HAGEMAN Cole Sport 2:50:44
33 Conor MULLERVY Team Exergy 2:50:46
34 Spencer SMITHEMAN Hagens Breman Cycling 2:50:46
35 Brandon GRITTERS Williams Cycling p/b SC Velo 2:50:47
36 Christopher PARRISH Hagens Berman Cycling 2:50:47
37 Mike NORTHEY Rubicon-ORBEA;Benefiting LIVES 2:50:48
38 Jonathan PARRISH UCI CT: KENDA Pro Cycling pres 2:50:48
39 Bradley GEHRIG 2:50:48
40 David GUTTENPLAN Team Mountain Khakis fueled by 2:50:49
41 Eric BENNETT Adageo Energy Pro Cycling 2:50:51
42 Alex ROCK Barbacoa – Mi Duole 2:50:51
43 Alejandro GUZMAN CRCA-FOUNDATION 2:50:51
44 Phil ELSASSER Hagens Berman Cycling 2:50:51
45 Luis ROMERO AMARAN Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita 2:50:54
46 Thomas BROWN Team Mountain Khakis fueled by 2:50:54
47 Braden BINGHAM Team Rio Grande 2:50:55
48 Daniel RAMSEY Williams Cycling p/b SC Velo 2:50:57
49 Joshua WEBSTER Williams Cycling p/b SC Velo 2:50:58
50 Taylor GUNMAN Rubicon-ORBEA;Benefiting LIVES 2:50:58
51 Hayden BROOKS Fly V Australia 2:51:02
52 Joshua TACK 2:51:03
53 Chris STASTNY California Giant Berry Farms/S 2:51:03
54 Gabe VARELA ACQUA AL 2/SDBC 2:51:09
55 Tim FARNHAM Adageo Energy Pro Cycling 2:51:14
56 Jay THOMPSON Fly V Australia 2:51:37
996 Adam SWITTERS Yahoo! Cycling Team 0:00:00
999 Evan HEPNER 0:00:00
Tyler JEWELL Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team 0:00:00
Nate DEIBLER Williams Cycling p/b SC Velo 0:00:00
Ben CHADDOCK Rubicon-ORBEA;Benefiting LIVES 0:00:00
Sam JOHNSON Hagens Berman Cycling 0:00:00
Ryan CLEVELAND Williams Cycling p/b SC Velo 0:00:00
Mike SOHM Canyon Bicycles-Draper 0:00:00
Brandon LYNCH Team Exergy 0:00:00
Kai APPLEQUIST Team Exergy 0:00:00
Shawn MITCHELL 0:00:00
Alessandro BAZZANA Fly V Australia 0:00:00
Jonathan COULTER Unattached 0:00:00
Chris TORGERSON Benaroya Research Institute 0:00:00
Brian CAVANAGH George’s/BODE 0:00:00
Patrick BRIGGS Yahoo! Cycling Team 0:00:00
Remi MCMANUS Team Exergy 0:00:00
Matt WEYEN Unattached 0:00:00
David KEMP Fly V Australia 0:00:00
Kevin MULLERVY Team Exergy 0:00:00

SelectHealth Cyclists Raise More than $80,000 for American Diabetes Association

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The numbers are in. As part of the American Diabetes Association’s annual Tour de Cure, SelectHealth and its team of cyclists have raised $84,712 for diabetes research and prevention—the second highest fundraising total in the nation.

Now in its fourth year of participating in the national cycling event, the SelectHealth team has grown to 255 riders, making it the largest single-site team in the country. The team is comprised of SelectHealth and Intermountain Healthcare employees, as well as community members from around the state.

“Many people participate in the Tour de Cure for the stimulating competition, camaraderie, and physical cycling challenge but SelectHealth takes this event to a whole new level as a sponsor, team, and volunteers,” said Sara Prevost, National Tour de Cure Associate Director. “They show the community what involvement should look like and it is inspiring to see their passion for the cause. The Tour de Cure in Utah wouldn’t be the same without SelectHealth.”

Team SelectHealth is already gearing up for next year’s ride, to be held June 11, 2011, in Brigham City.

For details about the tour, visit www.diabetes.org/utahtourdecure.

About Tour de Cure

Tour de Cure is a series of fundraising cycling events held in 43 states nationwide to benefit the American Diabetes Association. The Tour is a ride, not a race, with routes designed for everyone from the occasional rider to the experienced cyclist. Since Tour de Cure’s beginning in 1991, thousands of individual riders and teams have participated to support the American Diabetes Association’s mission to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.

Fundraiser for Utah Cyclist, Bunny Bradley

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Dear Utah Cycling Community Friends,

It is with a heavy heart that I write you regarding our friend, Bunny
Bradley, who passed away early this morning after being hit while
riding her bike on Wednesday 7-14-10.

Bunny was a warm and energetic young woman – she was heavily involved
with the fitness community as a rec cyclist and a well-known fitness
instructor at XCEL Fitness Clubs. Impact Fitness Wear (Women’s
Fitness Apparel and Accessories Company based in Utah), along with
other local companies, is hosting a fundraiser on behalf of Bunny’s
family. The fundraiser will be hosted in Holladay, UT tomorrow 7-16-10
between the hours of 11am – 4pm. Address: 4564 S. Wallace Lane (2925
E.). There will be silent auctions, donations, and many other items
available — all proceeds will go directly to Bunny’s family. She
leaves behind 2 darling children and her husband.

We hope you will join us tomorrow in remembering Bunny and supporting
the Bradley’s family. If you wish to make a separate donation, a fund
has been set up at Zions Bank in Bunny Bradley’s name.

There is a write up below about Bunny from KSL.COM —
the link is also included below. If you have any questions about this
event, please contact Megan Adams at 801-273-7676 or [email protected]

All the best,
Megan Adams, Owner, IMPACT Fitness Wear

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=11578756

Megan Adams
Impact Fitness Wear
[email protected]
www.impactfitnesswear.com

BMC Racing Team Will Compete At Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah

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National road champion George Hincapie, and Salt Lake City native and
2008 Tour of Utah winner Jeff Louder to race

SALT LAKE CITY – July 12, 2010 – The 2010 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah presented by Zions Bank is pleased to announce that the BMC Racing Team will participate in next month’s race with a squad of five-riders.

The squad will include three-time National Road Rhampion George Hincapie, Salt Lake City native and 2008 Tour of Utah winner Jeff Louder, and fellow Americans Chris Barton, Chris Butler and Swiss national Simon Zahner.

Hincapie went pro in 1994 and is recognized for riding on the team of eight Tour de France champions and for being the only rider to join Lance Armstrong in all seven of his victories from 1999-2005.

“I’m excited to be able to do another race in the U.S.,” said Hincapie. “From what Jeff and other racers have told me, The Tour of Utah is well organized and very demanding.”

Louder has been a pro-cyclist since 2000 and lives in Salt Lake City when he’s not racing overseas. Besides his win at the 2008 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, he also finished third overall at last year’s race, and has finished on the podium in several international races including the Tour de Beauce and the Tour of Qinghai Lake.

“I am very happy to be racing the Tour of Utah with BMC Racing,” said Louder. “As a Utah native, I am particularly motivated to do well and we are bringing a team that will be competing for the win.”

The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah is a six-day, 300-mile plus professional bicycle road race along the Rocky Mountain’s Wasatch Range through some of Utah’s most beautiful and challenging terrain. Scheduled to take place next month, August 17-22, 2010, the Tour of Utah will attract 18 professional cycling teams totaling 144 cyclists competing for a cash/prize purse of $45,000.

More than 30,000 spectators are expected to line the racecourse and attend the festivals in Ogden, Park City, Provo, Salt Lake City and Tooele.

For more information about the BMC Racing Team, please visit www.bmcracingteam.com. For more information on the Tour of Utah, please visit www.tourofutah.com.

REI Bike Events for July

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REI COMMUNITY CALENDAR ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JULY
DATE: June 10th 2010
CONTACT: Celeste Eppler
EMAIL: [email protected]
PHONE: (801) 486-2100 ext. 207

Bike Maintenance Basics
Thursday, July 15th, 7:00 pm at REI Sandy
If you ride a bike, you need this class! In this informative
presentation you’ll learn how to lube a chain, fix a flat tire in
record time, and make other minor adjustments to your bike. No
experience necessary!

Mountain Biking
Basics
Thursday
, July 22nd, 7:00 pm at REI
Sandy
Find
out what to look for when purchasing a new mountain bike or
modifying your existing one. There will also be a discussion about
gear, clothing, safety, and where you can go riding. We will also
cover basic skills like how to balance, climb, descend, corner, brake,
and get past obstacles.
GPS Basics
Thursday, July 29th, 7:00 pm at REI Sandy
Participants attending this presentation will receive a basic overview
of the features and functions of a GPS unit. Instruction includes GPS
setup, capturing waypoints, working with coordinates, and waypoint
navigation. If you are new to using a GPS unit, this class will help
you get started.

SALT LAKE CITY – The following presentations are offered free of
charge to the public at the Salt Lake City REI store. REI is located
at 3285 East & 3300 South. Registration is strongly recommended. For
more information and to register, please call 486-2100 or visit our
website at www.rei.com/saltlakecity.

Bike Maintenance Basics
Tuesday, July 6th, 7:00 pm REI Salt Lake City
If you ride a bike, you need this class! In this informative
presentation you’ll learn how to lube a chain, fix a flat tire in
record time, and make other minor adjustments to your bike. No
experience necessary!

Bicycle Touring 101 and Beyond
Thursday, July 15th
Have you ever dreamed of traveling on your bike? Lou Melini will get
you started on all of the basics from an overnight bike tour to a 3
month trip across the United States. He has bike traveling experience
that goes back to a 1975 bike tour across the United States. If you
are an experienced bike traveler come learn a few tips or share your
experiences. This will be a fun evening motivating everyone to travel
by bike. Lou, a member of Adventure Cycling since 1976, will be the
ACA ambassador raffling off free Adventure Cycling Association
memberships. Come for a chance to win one! (Must be present to win)

CLASSES: The following educational opportunities are hosted by REI
and available for a fee. Register at required at www.rei.com/saltlakecity
, www.rei.com/sandy
or in person at any REI Customer Service.
Hands-on Bike Maintenance Workshop
Saturday, July 31st, 9:00am-1:00 pm at REI Sandy
We provide the tools and stands, all you need is to bring your bike;
either mountain or road. We prefer that you have basic bike
maintenance knowledge or that you have attended one of our Basic Bike
Maintenance classes. Class size is limited to 5 students. Cost $95 for
REI Members & $115 for non-members

National Advocacy News

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June 21, 2010

National News

Safe Routes to School Victory
Last week, House Republican Whip Eric Cantor (R-VA) targeted the
federal Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program established under the
2005 Federal Surface Transportation Bill (SAFETEA-LU) as wasteful
government spending in his weekly “YouCut program”. He chooses five
programs that he deems wasteful and asks the public to vote on which
one should be cut first. Thanks to everyone who sent out alerts on
this, we got good results. The public voted, and SRTS was not chosen
as the most wasteful program. However, Cantor’s Press Secretary said
that biking and walking programs would be targeted in the future.

Learn more and speak up for Safe Routes to School today.

National Biking and Walking Study Update
The National Biking and Walking Study was first issued in 1994 with a
specific 69-point action plan. Fifteen years later it is updated
again. We are pleased that the study reports bicycle use and walking
went up from 8 percent to 12 percent of trips and that fatalities
involving the two modes are down 12 percent and 22 percent
respectfully since 1994. Read our blog to see what we would like to
happen next.

World News

Velo-City Global 2010
Velo-City Global 2010 starts today, June 22 and runs through June 25.
League staffers (who are very excited!), along with the event’s MC and
League President Andy Clarke, will be attending the event and learning
and sharing with cycling representatives from around the world. We
will be blogging throughout the conference. Keep up with Velo-City
news via the Bike League Blog.

Local News

Vancouver Wash.’s Bike Program Threatened
A few weeks ago we alerted you on Vancouver’s threatened Bike Program
funding. As a result, residents, business owners, bike club members
and advocates spoke out in favor of reinstating this funding at the
City Council’s hearing. League President Andy Clarke wrote Vancouver’s
Mayor Leavitt asking him to look into the matter and work to reinstate
the funding. Mayor Leavitt responded, “City transportation and budget
staff are presently scouring the budgets” to find funding for the bike
program, according to BikePortland.org.

While our message is being heard, we still need your help. The Bicycle
Transportation Alliance (BTA) recommends the following steps: 1. Write
or call City Council Members. 2. Attend the hearing at Council
Chambers today, June 21st at 7 p.m., and be prepared to deliver
testimony. 3. Ask for the $200,000 of currently uncommitted funding to
be dedicated to Vancouver’s bike program. 4. You can use the BTA’s
Advocacy Toolkit to help craft your message.

Black Hawk, Colo. Bans Bikes
Colorado is known for its bicycle-friendliness, boasting 11 Bicycle
Friendly Communities – including Platinum-level Boulder. However, the
town of Black Hawk, Colo. recently banned all bikes and is issuing
tickets to those “caught” riding a bicycle. Bicycle Colorado will be
holding a rally Tuesday, June 29 at Colorado’s state capitol. Get
details here.

Read our blog to find how you can take action now.

Unique Ciclovia
A few cities in the U.S., including League Bicycle Friendly
Communities Madison, Wis. and Washington, D.C., have organized more
traditional South American style ciclovia events. The events typically
occur on Saturday or Sunday on a city’s main streets. The main drag
becomes car-free and only open to pedestrians, bicyclists and skaters.
Ciclovias are a celebration of livable streets and communities,
encouraging citizens and businesses to get out in the street and enjoy
their city. Recently, Lexington, Ky. had a somewhat nontraditional
version of a ciclovia at the local airport’s brand new tarmac. Click
here to read more.

League News

Bike Better Contest – Win a Bike!
The League sponsored Bike Better Contest, this June 18 through July
12, is your chance to win a Trek Allant commuter bicycle. The League
makes bicycling better for all through advocacy and education, and now
we want to make bicycling better for you. Enter today, and you could
be the lucky winner biking their errands in style. See contest.

Andy Clarke Hits Kansas Cycling Airways
The Kansas Cyclists recently interviewed Andy Clarke for their podcast
radio show. The discussion spans the League’s Bicycle Friendly
America, education and advocacy programs while painting a larger
picture of our nation’s bicycling movement. Listen to the show.
Job Opportunities

Active Living Kansas City Jobs
Active Living Kansas City, Mo. has several openings including Safer
Routes KC Manager, Active Living KC Coordinator, and Dietician –
Active Living KCC. Please submit cover letter and resume to: Deb
Ridgway, Bicycle Pedestrian Coordinator, City Hall – 20th Floor, 414
East 12th Street, Kansas City, MO 64106. Application deadline: July 6,
2010. Visit MoBikeFed.org for more info.

The League of American Bicyclists promotes bicycling for fun, fitness
and transportation, and works through advocacy and education for a
bicycle-friendly America. The League represents the interests of
America’s 57 million bicyclists, including its 300,000 members and
affiliates. For more information or to support the League, visit www.bikeleague.org
.

REI COMMUNITY CALENDAR ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR AUGUST

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REI COMMUNITY CALENDAR ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR AUGUST
DATE: July 8th 2010
CONTACT: Celeste Eppler
EMAIL: [email protected]
PHONE: (801) 486-2100 ext. 207

Bike Maintenance Basics
Thursday, August 12th, 7:00 pm REI Sandy
If you ride a bike, you need this class! In this informative
presentation you’ll learn how to lube a chain, fix a flat tire in
record time, and make other minor adjustments to your bike. No
experience necessary!

Bike Maintenance Basics
Tuesday, August 10th, 7:00 pm REI Salt Lake City
If you ride a bike, you need this class! In this informative
presentation you’ll learn how to lube a chain, fix a flat tire in
record time, and make other minor adjustments to your bike. No
experience necessary!

CLASSES: The following educational opportunities are hosted by REI
and available for a fee. Register at required atwww.rei.com/
saltlakecity, or in person at any REI Customer Service.
Hands-on Bike Maintenance Workshop
Saturday, August 7th, 9:00am-1:00 pm at REI Salt Lake City
We provide the tools and stands, all you need is to bring your bike;
either mountain or road. We prefer that you have basic bike
maintenance knowledge or that you have attended one of our Basic Bike
Maintenance classes. Class size is limited to 5 students. Cost $95 for
REI Members & $115 for non-members

Tour de France, Stage 6: Looking Ahead

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Gueugnon, France – 2010-07-09

Tour de France, Stage 6: Looking Ahead

Cadel Evans of the BMC Racing Team said his recovery from two long,
hot stages will determine what happens this weekend as the Tour de
France hits the mountains.

Evans Still Third Overall
Saturday’s 165-kilometer race features six climbs in the Alps. Evans
finished 22nd Friday as Mark Cavendish (HTC-Columbia) won his second
bunch sprint. “I’m quite tired, but tomorrow is a new race,” Evans
said. “Everything is going to start to change around tomorrow and
Sunday is going to be a real shuffle-up going into the Pyrenees.” The
world champion said Fabian Cancellara (Team Saxo Bank) might keep his
overall lead another day. “I imagine if he’s motivated by that,” Evans
said. “It depends on what the other teams want to do and if they want
to eliminate him. I think Cancellara has the better chance of making
it than Geraint Thomas, in reality.”

Best regards,

Sean Weide
bmc racing team – mediaservice

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