Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…
Wolf Tooth Dropper Remotes Now Come in Olive Drab $69.95
Wolf Tooth just announced its Remote and Light Action Remote now comes in a limited edition olive drab color. You know we dig this and thought you would too. See more at Wolf Tooth.
The 100% Sagan Collection $200
In the last Sagan Collection, 100% relied on white and gold to emblazon its sports frames but this year brings about a little more color. Three sunglass models are covered with a bold tie-dye pattern and fuscia lenses, bringing a bit of fun to your cycling eyewear. See the full drop at 100%.
Rapha + Palace is Back
With the Tour bringing back a women’s race for the first time since the 1980s, Rapha and Palace decided to bring back a commemorative kit for the pros and fans alike. These teaser images will whet your appetite for more to come. See more at Rapha.
New Mexico Cyclists for Wildfire Relief
The Hermit’s Peak / Calf Canyon Fire is heartbreaking. The size and scope of this tragedy are unprecedented. Our neighbors are suffering. New Mexico’s robust cycling community has come together to help!
In response to the largest wildfire in our state’s history, a group of concerned cyclists created New Mexico Cyclists for Wildfire Relief. Together, they are raising awareness and donating to the Santa Fe Community Foundation’s Community Resiliency Fund. 100% of the donations raised will go directly to our funding region of San Miguel and Mora Counties. Grants will support food and water distribution, emergency shelter, cash assistance, and other critical services.
Join our state’s cyclist community by giving to the Fund today.
FoCo Fondo Expands Non-Binary Initiatives for 2022
FoCo Fondo, born from a place of expanding routes and adventures since 2015, has continued to expand its initiatives to ensure that all athletes feel welcome to pick up a gravel bike and push their limits. One area, with the support of the community, is with its non-binary initatives. FoCo Fondo believes that bikes, no matter consuming them for fun, competition, or travel are for everyone.
2022 sees an expansion for non-binary initatives. 2021 was the first year FoCo Fondo offered a non-binary category to create a space for riders who don’t easily fit into the historical men’s and women’s category. 2022 sees an added matched prize purse of $3000 from Fat Tire for the non-binary category for the 145-mile Triple Dog Dare you route. This brings the total prize purse to $9000 across the men’s, women’s, and non-binary category and split between Top 5 riders in each category.
In addition, FoCo Fondo offered a Non-Binary Entry Program for 2022 complete with housing from Fat Tire. This program partnered with non-profit Stamina Racing Collective and local athlete Bethel Steele to create a welcoming space for these athletes to come to FoCo Fondo, engage with other non-binary athletes and the broader cycling community. “I can only speak to my own experience navigating the sport as a woman to a professional level, but I couldn’t get to where I am today without support for housing and entries through the years. And although no program is perfect, this is a nod to these athletes to let them know that we see them and want them to be able to compete in cycling,” says Whitney Allison, one of FoCo Fondo’s two event coordinators.
Check out more at FoCo Fondo!
Rapha Explore: Costa Rica
To celebrate the launch of Rapha’s latest Explore collection, the apparel company followed four riders to the verdant lands of Costa Rica to push its kit to the limits…
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Stuff we see on the ‘net that causes pause…
Photo by @ryanflynn
Ryan Flynn chased pro skater and Crust-sponsored athlete Louie Lopez around Elysian Park in Los Angeles for a Yeti Coolers. The photos came out sick, so roll on over to see the rest.
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