Nat Ross
As a six-year professional mountain biker who's competed in twenty-eight solo 24-hour races, you'd think that ultra-endurance racing has consumed every waking hour of 35 year-old Nat Ross' adult life. But this lean, long-haired and laid-back Coloradoan has a more complete resume than even the most upwardly-mobile corporate go-getter - although that won't stop him going the distance when it matters.
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Winter Plumage
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24 hour nationals not getting easier
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Singlespeed USA 2008
Held in conjunction with the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Calendar for Ultra Endurance event...
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The short version of the 2006 24 Hours of Moab
That's right. Mother Nature moved in quick to drastically shorten the 24 Hours of Moab for soloists... -
Mas-o-menos
In a high school Spanish class I learned that mas-o-menos meant 'more or less'. The unique phrase... -
One step closer
By October, almost all the elite cyclists in the world have wrapped up their seasons and shifted...
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If you build it, they will come
I just got off the plane from riding my mountain bike in Cleveland, Ohio. My team-mate Greg Watts... -
Winter Tri Guy
This winter Colorado has experienced a white, wet, cold one -- especially in the Front Range where I... -
Not the best 24 hours
Another season's end is nearing and I am still without a World Championship title. My last race did...