Cycling

Will this catch on? Is it even safe? We can't figure out an answer to either question, but we do know we'd be slightly leery trying to ride a bike like this in traffic.

Stage 6 of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge bicycle race passed through Northern Colorado on Saturday. Todd's wife, Jenny, took tons of great pictures of the race.

We can handle the 100 degree days and brave the blizzards because we are rough and tough Coloradans. But that wet stuff falling from the sky, what is that? Oh, that's another story.

Armstrong’s attorney for the case was Pamela Mackey, the same lawyer that Kobe Bryant retained for his own infractions with the law while in Colorado.

He lied to everyone when he said he wasn't doping. Now, he and his girlfriend have lied about a hit and run in Aspen, when they said he wasn't driving.

Wouldn't it be nice to bike around Old Town without having to load and unload your bike from your car first?  It looks like that might be happening.

I'm not exactly an avid bike rider, but that doesn't mean stories like this don't make me cringe.

This morning the USA Pro Challenge raced past the Townsquare Media studios. They came by just after 11:45AM to a crowd of cheers, cowbells, and bam bam sticks. It took the entire convoy less than a few minutes to blow through town on their way to Estes Park and to the finish in Old Town Fort Collins.

Stage 6 of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge will pass through Fort Collins, Loveland and Windsor on Saturday August 24th. In honor of the event, the Town of Windsor has planned a Kickoff Party on Friday, August 23rd at Boardwalk Park.

The 2013 USA Pro Cycling Challenge is coming to the mountains of Colorado and the roads of Northern Colorado August 19th-25th.  The professional riders will be competing for  a number of coveted jerseys during the challenge – the jerseys awarded to the overall leader, sprinter, climber, best young rider and most courageous rider...

There are so many incredible bike trails in and around Fort Collins, that it once prompted me to say that cycling is akin to the state religion. It seems as though everyone has a bike.