Press
Below you’ll find a collection of posts, articles, and excerpts which have either been authored by the Dirty Freehub team or are about Dirty Freehub.
Help! How to Help Yourself Before You Crash on a Bike
“TWHAPPPP.”
That’s what I remember most: The sound of the crash.
My bike was up the hill and I couldn’t move my leg. I was trying to stay calm.
“Look, you can wiggle your toes,” I thought to myself. Because I was off the back of the pack of riders I was with, it took a bit for my […]
A Furry Gravel Ride: The Alpaca Loop
As the interest in gravel riding continues to grow at a feverish pace, people are mapping out more and more routes. Apps including Strava and Map My Ride allow people to develop and share routes with others, thus increasing the exposure. One such ride, ridden for year by locals, and recently […]
Central Oregon athletes set New Year’s goals
New Year’s resolutions often involve a fitness goal, but for a few Central Oregon athletes those goals for 2019 are larger-than-life.
Rarely do people pledge to ski jump off a mountain in the French Alps, win a 100-kilometer ultra marathon or travel the globe in pursuit of gravel […]
Tasmania, Australia: The Next New Gravel Capital?
When the Dirty Freehub team hopped on the flight to Tasmania, we weren’t quite sure what to expect. We had looked at maps enough to pack the gravel bikes, but we lugged our inflatable SUP’s* with shark guards as backup entertainment. All we can say is: ohhhhhh myyyyy godddddd, this place is […]
Top Ten Rides in Central Oregon
There’s lots of buzz in the cycling community about gravel riding. With new bikes that are a mashup between mountain bikes and road bikes, this is a new type of cycling for a lot of riders, with routes that are both challenging and scenic. And with the forecast offering plenty of sunny days and […]
Photo Feature: The Gravel Roads of Oregon, USA
“Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region on the West Coast of the United States. The Columbia River delineates much of Oregon’s northern boundary along Washington state, while the Snake River delineates much of its eastern boundary along Idaho. The parallel 42° north delineates […]
Local cyclists share their love of gravel
Halfway along a 20-mile gravel route, any cyclist would have delighted in the thin, rideable layer of snow that appeared on the firm double track. Immaculate except for prints made by deer, raccoon and coyotes, the smooth, crispy snow crunched beneath knobby tires and accounted for several […]
