By Nelly

Long before Lance Armstrong's 7 straight Tour de France victories, long before Greg Lemond's 3 TdF wins and even long before the legendary 7-Eleven team North American cycling needed a venue to develop talent.

That venue began in 1975 as a 3 day Colorado stage race known as the Red Zinger Bicycle Classic, a race that later grew to be known as the Coors International Bicycle Classic. By the mid-80's the Coors Classic was a full three week race, the 4th largest race in the world and had attracted talent from across the globe.

Posted by bikergrl at 10:34 PM

By Mike Lawrence

After nearly 8 months of no biking I needed some inspiration. At the local shop waiting for my first ride of the season to begin, I stumbled across this video. With a price tag of $28.95 I didn't hesitate to buy it. A video dedicated to trials and featuring Ryan Leech, one of the most prominent trials riders ever had to be a great flick. Manifesto was brilliant, so I reasoned that "Mastering the Art of Trials" would be even better.

Posted by bikergrl at 01:26 PM

If you're involved in mountain bike racing on any level there's a pretty good chance you've heard the name Michelle Dumaresq. Born as Michael, Michelle has become one of Canada's and mountain biking's most controversial competitive figures. 100% Woman is a documentary that sets out to explore exactly what place a transgendered person holds in a sport where competition is divided into male and female categories.

Posted by bikergrl at 11:12 AM