The Oregon Stampede bike race provides the chance to suffer, gloriously, on gravel roads

4 September 2010, 12:15 pm

Endurance cycling on remote gravel roads debuts in Oregon with the 123-mile race. In classic Midwestern-style, there's no entry fee, no organized rest stops, no support crew, and no one recording the finishing order! Sound like fun? Well, there's a waiting list...... Read More »

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