Biking
Armstrong says she will be ready for Olympics, watches teammate win Exergy Tour stage
Exergy TWENTY12 cyclist Theresa Cliff-Ryan won Stage 1 of the Exergy Tour on Friday in Nampa. Cliff-Ryan won a sprint to the finish of the 76.7-mile stage that began and ended at the Nampa Rec Center.
Biking
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ENTERTAINMENT
Exergy Tour women’s cycling in Idaho this weekend
Get a preview of the London Olympics women’s cycling field — including Idaho’s gold medalist Kristin Armstrong, pictured leading — when some of the top athletes in the sport come to Idaho for the grueling Exergy Tour. The race, which started Thursday, continues at various...
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HUNTING AND FISHING
Out and About: OHVs, biking, hiking
Idaho Fish and Game is participating in a University of Idaho survey about hunting and the use of off-highway vehicles and all-terrain vehicles.
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PETE ZIMOWSKY
Zimo: Follow the rules of the road and stay safe when you’re on a bike
Motorists, walkers and cyclists need to get a clue on bicycling safety
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BIKING
Boise cyclist Armstrong wins time trial in California
Kristin Armstrong beat second-place finisher Alison Powers, a former national champion, by more than a minute at the Amgen Tour of California in Bakersfield on Thursday. Armstrong covered the 18-mile course in 39 minutes, 59 seconds, for an average speed of 27 miles per hour.
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BIKING
Boise Bike Week
The celebration of cycling in every form ends with the Pedal Power Parade on May 19. Meet at Capitol Park for a leisurely group ride through the Downtown and Hyde Park areas. Registration begins at 4:30 p.m. with the ride at 5 p.m. Food, drinks and a raffle in the park will follow. Don’t ...
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ROGER PHILLIPS
Roger Phillips: Don’t make bicycling too complicated
I was grunting up a trail in the Foothills and hating life. Why wasn’t I in better shape? Why were other riders pulling away so effortlessly?
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SPORTS
Cyclist Armstrong states her case with London on the horizon
Boise Olympic gold medal cyclist Kristin Armstrong didn’t get a chance to earn her spot on the 2012 U.S. Olympic team last fall, when she was bumped from the world championship squad just days before the competition. So the 38-year-old Idaho graduate who returned to racing after the birth...
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BIKING
Kristin Armstrong wins final leg of New Mexico race
Boise cyclist Kristin Armstrong won the fifth stage of the Tour of the Gila in Silver City, N.M., on Sunday. Armstrong finished the final stage — a 71.8-mile road race known as the Gila Monster — in 3 hours, 15 minutes, 44 seconds.
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BIKING
Kristin Armstrong maintains lead at New Mexico race
Boise cyclist Kristin Armstrong finished ninth at Saturday’s Downtown Criterium at the Tour of the Gila in Silver City, N.M., but she will don the leader’s jersey for Sunday’s final stage. The final stage is a 71.8-mile road race known as the Gila Monster.
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BIKING
Makin’ tracks: biking, birding and hiking
Southwest Idaho Mountain Bike Association is seeking volunteers to help with trail projects Sunday, May 6 at Avimor north of Boise. There are several trails that need brush trimming and some tread work.
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