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Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming high school racers traveled to Nathrop on Saturday, October 10th, 2026, for Race #4 of the Colorado High School Cycling League season, the Chalk Creek Stampede. Competing at an elevation of roughly 7,700 feet in the Arkansas River Valley beneath Mount Princeton, the Platte Conference faced dry, fast conditions, rolling terrain and sharp, punchy climbs. Varsity fields completed three laps, while Junior Varsity, Sophomore and Freshman categories tackled two laps, with 372 individual finishers crossing the line during the final regular-season stop.

Regardless of where they finished on paper, every athlete who competed this season deserves credit for the work, commitment and determination it took to get to the start line and race. All Northern Colorado athletes featured in this recap train and cheer alongside one another under the SendTown Bike Club umbrella, representing their respective high schools while sharing a broader cycling community.

Our own CSU Rams Cycling Team is at Powderhorn Mountain Resort, the same venue that kicked off the  MTB season at the CMU Rumble, for USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships. Racing officially begins today, October 8th.

If you want to roll into 2027 stronger, the off-season starts with knowing your true baseline. Predictive algorithms and online calculators rely on estimates to guess metrics like VO2 Max and FTP. Direct lab testing cuts through the noise, giving you precise physiological benchmarks so every winter workout actually moves the needle.

Another High Plains Drifter is in the books, with 18 of the 22 starters completing the course.

The High Plains Drifter covers more than 300 miles across Northern Colorado's High Plains, with about 11,000 feet of climbing.

Austin Denton was the first rider to finish, completing the course in 18 hours, 46 minutes. Denton arrived at 1:46 a.m., posting the only sub-20-hour finish of the event.

Fall Dirt Pile race results, registration and information.

NoCo High School Racers headed to Eagle for Race #3 of the 2026 season, the Haymaker Classic.

The Platte Conference raced Sunday, September 27th at the Haymaker course in Eagle. The course was specifically designed for the Colorado League and included moderate climbs, winding berms, rollers, a slalom descent, and dust- so much dust.

Fifty-six years ago today, on September 24th, 1970, the first bike lanes in Fort Collins were painted along the 700 block of West Olive Street.

23 riders are set to roll out on the High Plains Drifter Friday morning. The 300-mile unsupported gravel race starts in Greeley and will expose riders to Northern Colorado's best gravel, B roads, and singletrack. Of those 23 riders, five are from Fort Collins.

Alright, Fort Collins, get hyped.

Tessa and Jacob Machmer of Machmer Media have spent the last two years putting together a film that showcases the many levels of awesome that make up the Fort Collins cycling community.

They spent time with Fort Follies, SendTown Bike Club, Whit and Zack with FoCo Fondo, QueerPlus Bikes, Mike and Tim of Bike Fort Collins, Overland Mountain Bike Club, Ollies Bike Parade, Fort Collins Bike Co-op, CSU Transportation, Lauren Nagle, Ian Dickinson's TFR crew, Alison Rehfus, YGR, and many others.  They captured over 25 hours of footage along the way to create this 75min film about bikes, the people who ride them and the community built around them.

Another MyCycle build is in the books, and 260 local elementary students are rolling into the school year with new rides!
Thanks to 138 grassroots donations totaling $27,990, the 2026 MyCycle Team Challenge supplied brand-new Retrospec bikes and matching helmets to second graders across six Poudre School District elementary schools.

The Colorado High School Cycling League traveled to Steamboat Springs over the weekend for Race #2 of the 2026 season. After opening the year at the Frisco Peninsula, the Platte Division took over Howelsen Hill on Saturday, September 12, for the Showdown in the Boat.