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• To print or not to print?
  by Karl Benedek The other day, someone asked me about the “target” audience for Oregon Cycling. Hardcore cyclists? I thought about it for half a second and then thought, “of course not! Oregon Cycling is the voice of the everyday cyclist!” That is what I have strived for in editing Oregon Cycling since 2002. Sure, some [...]
• Pedaling transformation
  by Jan VanderTuin In 1992 the Center for Appropriate Transport (CAT) purchased Oregon Cycling. Time sure flies—and cycles. Thanks to you—the readers. Thanks to our contributors who worked for so little.  Thanks to our advertisers, especially those who supported us as they weathered the ups and downs of business. Thanks to our distributors. Thanks to Jas […]
• Topical reflections
  by Tom Baldinger I have worked as the ad rep and occasional writer for Oregon Cycling Magazine since 2005. It has been a long road these last few years and I learned an immeasurable amount. Although my articles sometimes would not make it to print because of space issues, I have loved the opportunity to write [...]
• Echo Red to Red offers High Desert MTB racing
  ECHO – Mountain bikers, dust off that bike and get ready for the first MTB event of 2009! Echo, Oregon (map) plays host to Echo Red to Red on February 22. Part of the Oregon Mountain Bike Series, Echo Red to Red is designed to showcase the High Desert mountain biking trail system near the [...]
• Learn to build a sturdy cargo trailer for your bicycle
  EUGENE – The Center for Appropriate Transport (CAT) and Human Powered Machines (HPM) is offering a series of workshops on building high-quality bicycle trailers. Participants will learn basic fabrication skills and come away with a finished trailer frame and hitch. Students taking the class will learn: How to miter tubing (cut it to fit [...]