By Thomas Henson, Jr. Riding in charity events allows me to meld two of my favorite activities: helping other people and spending time on my bike. Want to get in on the sweet rewards of the fundraising circuit, too, but just don’t know how to begin or what to
Working with local cyclists, the Division of Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation has created a series of touring maps covering different portions of the state. The DBPT has also worked with localities to develop maps of county and regional bicycle route systems. To highlight the unlimited cycling opportunities that North
We love to ride bikes here at Endurance Magazine. Our sheds and garages are filled with road, mountain, triathlon and commuter bikes. A few of us like to sport our fixies on the way to that little hipster coffee shop. We vacation in the mountains and sometimes that ride
Born in Richmond, Ben King turned pro in 2008, joining Garmin-Sharp last season. In the 2014, King participated in the Tour de France - his first Grand Tour. One of King’s main goals for this year is of course a return to the Tour de France but also a
Applications to both programs open to public now RICHMOND, VA – Sports Backers is announcing the launch of the newly-created Ambassador Team as well as the re-launch of the Bike Walk RVA Academy, and the application period for both programs is now open through January 30 at www.sportsbackers.org. “We
Greg Shuck and Bob Oderkirk accepting Team CBC’s Circle of Distinction Award at the 2015 National MS Society’s Leadership Conference. From left to right: National Board Chair, Eli Rubenstein; Co-Owner of Carolina Brewing Company, Greg Shuck; Team Captain of Team CBC, Bob Oderkirk; and National MS Society President &
By Thomas Henson Jr. High-visibility (or hi-vis) clothing for cyclists is now recognized as an important safety option, as crucial as correct lighting and wearing a helmet. Only a few years ago, just about the only time you would see ultra-bright, hi-vis clothing would be during a sponsored ride,
Photo by DC Rainmaker By Thomas Henson Jr. I don’t have to tell you: It’s dangerous out there for those of us who love cycling. In fact, nearly 1,000 cyclists are hit by cars on North Carolina streets each year. But what should be done about it? I asked
By Thomas Henson Jr. All athletes at every level of expertise are at risk of a concussion. That includes pros, weekend warriors, gym rats, and kids. Of course, some sports are more likely to cause head injuries than others. Football, soccer, and cheerleading are all team sports that put
By Kevan Mellendick, MS, RD, LDN, CSCS and Sara Himmelrich, MS, RD, LDN The American Diabetes Association’s annual NC Tour de Cure fundraising cycling event is a two-day ride that travels from Cary down Old US 1 through famous horse country to the town of Southern Pines, a neighbor
