Recent News:


August, 2012

Adventure Advocates member Tyler Farrar just won his second stage of the USA Pro Challenge - first in Telluride and now winning the finish in Colorado Springs... way to go Tyler!!

 

August, 2012

Congratulations to Adventure Advocates member and US Olympic mountain biker, Lea Davison who proudly represented the US in the 2012 Olympic games in London!

 

July, 2012

The annual Adventure Advocates membership meeting will be held at 4:30 PM MST on Wedensday, August 15th.  All active AA members are hereby invited to attend.  The meeting will be held in Colorado Springs, CO.  Please rsvp by calling 1-800-211-9002.  The annual AA board of directors meeting will immediately follow the membership meeting.

 

October, 2011

Congratulations to Adventure Advocates member Heather Irmiger who just won a Gold Medal at the Pan American Games...

Heather Irmiger, of Boulder, won the women’s cross-country mountain bike race at the Pan American Games in Mexico over the weekend.

“The course was perfect for me,” Irmiger, who took the lead from the first lap on the 24.8-kilometer circuit and won in 1:34:09, told The Associated Press.  “I enjoyed the technical sustained climb and navigating my way through the cobbled streets lined with yelling fans.” 

 

August, 2011

Congratulations to Adventure Advocates member Brent Bookwalter for finishing 3rd in the Prologue and 22nd overall in the first annual USA Pro Cycling Challenge...

Brent Bookwalter's third-place finish led four BMC Racing Team riders in the top 12 of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge prologue Monday in Colorado. 

The inaugural USA Pro Cycling Challenge was the most demanding bike race ever held on American soil, with racers experiencing breathless altitudes, day after day. The race brought the high speeds, danger and adrenaline of professional cycling to elevations more than two miles high in some of the most picturesque terrain in the world—the Colorado Rocky Mountains. With altitudes and downhill peaks double what riders usually endure, the Colorado Rocky Mountains presented a course that was as much a part of the race as the riders themselves.