Ron B has announced that he will end his retirement from mountain bike racing to compete in the Hood River Super D bicycle race on Saturday, June 27, 2009. He has been training for the event in the secluded hills around White Salmon, WA for the event and will be racing for the newly formed … Read more
Tuesday is a great day of the week for mountain biking. The singletrack around here is just as good on Tuesday as it is on Saturday, or any other day of the week for that matter, so why not hit the trail? So here we go again; charging down some of the best singletrack in … Read more
Sunday we went riding on a remote trail in the Washington hills. Not many people use this trail; about six miles of singletrack along ridges and through white oak forests. Uncrowded singletrack is out there, you have to leave the pack behind and go find it.
All the photos from the Individual Time Trial, Wy’East Road Race and the Hood River Criterium are up on the WatermanAtWork.com website.
The photos from the Wy’East road race are up on the WatermanAtWork.com website. If you are a bicycle racer who raced in this race and I may have taken a photo of you, contact me and I’ll send you the photo. If you are an amateur racer, the photo is free. If you are a … Read more
The photos of the 2009 Mt. Hood Cycling Classic are up on the WatermanAtWork.com website. I’ve posted the photos of the June 5 Gorge Time Trial, I’ll have the Wy’East Road Race and Downtown Crit photos up in a day or two.
Bicycle riding is big here in the Pacific and this weekend was pretty big. The Mt. Hood Cycling Classic was this week. One of the most challenging stage races in the continental United States, this year’s race did not disappoint the PacNW cycling fans. A tough prologue, followed by a road race sponsored by Mother … Read more
This past weekend was a great three day weekend in one of the the best places in the continental USA if you are a person who likes to spend their time outside. First off, you have to realize that this Memorial Day holiday is for the men and women who have given their lives to … Read more
I finally got a chance to get out on my mountain bike and check out the local trails. I was super stoked to find trails that I’m sure are not available to the general public; I’m afraid I can’t tell you where they are unless you go with me for a ride. You’ll have to … Read more
After a great couple days of fishing in the backcountry, I needed to unwind. The best way to do that is to saddle up the mountain bike and head into the Washington boonies. Don and I hoodwinked an unsuspecting J Sully into a “mellow uphill” ride which was actually the bottom end of our standard … Read more