If you’re the adventurous type of cyclist who may have pushed your road tires to their limits on some sketchy surfaces just to catch a better view of a valley from a mountain trail or maybe followed that gravel road to get closer to the river then gravel riding
Run shoulder to shoulder with America’s frontline... U.S. Marines. The Marine Corps Half Marathon tests runners’ stamina and endurance while it exposes runners to life aboard a Marine Corps Base as the course winds throughout Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, NC. This race is a scenic and flat and
By Smruti Shah Things have changed in the endurance community. The old formula of one ‘big’ race each year is being replaced by a new trend of competing in multiple events within months, weeks, or sometimes even days. Why not? With so many great races it is hard not
Joscelyne Hauseman Central Pennsylvania. That’s where I hail from. A beautiful state—one of rolling Appalachian Mountains, winding rivers, and the most diverse seasons on the East coast. I grew up in a small town smack-dab in the middle of the Keystone State. My family resided on the side of
The 5th Annual Eno River Run is slated for October 22 at the Eno River State Park (Fews Ford Access Area) in Durham. The 6 and 11 mile courses feature some of the most beautiful, technical single track trail in the Triangle, a river crossing, and a short section
Brian Sain, owner of Rhoddie Bicycle Outfitters in Blowing Rock, not too mention our March 2009 cover story, gives us the low down on some great bikes to help you best enjoy some amazing scenery in the Blue Ridge Mountains. You can buy or rent any of these bikes
Brought to you by Ironclad Races Inc. of Kinston, a local non-profit corporation with a mission to produce sporting events in Kinston. Ironclad Races donates all proceeds to local non-profit organizations and charities benefitting Kinston residents, local historical sites and revitalization efforts. The Mother Earth Brewing Ironclad Half Marathon
By Brian Diaz Summer is definitely here! The hot and muggy days, a staple of North Carolina this time of year, are in full force! This usually means cycling enthusiasts are trying to get on the road early in the morning or finding shade off-road in the woods on
Back in 2009, Brian Sain was a high school student preparing to ride his 5th 24 Hour of Booty event in honor of his brother. Brian’s brother Aaron heroically battled a brain tumor for seven years before losing his fight in 2005, the year Brian rode 80 miles on
What’s on the other side of that ridge? Where does this trail go? How far is it? What’s around the bend? What’s at the end of this road? I wonder if… These are all things that go through my mind when running trails or riding my bike. I rarely
