Added Dec 13, 2010, Under:
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By Chris Cavs
I had no idea that before this year, Colorado didn’t have a women-only mountain bike race. Of course, there are many pro women racers, and I’m sure there are women-only races all over the country, but wow, Colorado…really? Well, good on them for now having the Beti Bike Bash, which is coming back for more in 2011. Check out this interview with the race’s founder, Amy Thomas on the Outside blog.
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About Chris Cavs
Chris “Cavs” Cavallari is the editor-in-chief of Part Time Vagabond, director of photography, camera man, media producer, writer, owner of Filmosity Productions, hiker, mountain biker, camper, golfer, backpacker, frisbee-er, beer drinker, and all-around good guy. Originally from Waterbury, CT, now living in Portland, ME, he has spent the last 10 years desperately trying to find something that can’t be found. So he travels. And he wants to do more.
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I had no idea that before this year, Colorado didn’t have a women-only mountain bike race. Of course, there are many pro women racers, and I’m sure there are women-only races all over the country, but wow, Colorado…really? Well, good on them for now having the Beti Bike Bash, which is coming back for more in 2011. Check out this interview with the race’s founder, Amy Thomas on the Outside blog.
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