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High Country Winning Bikes
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The Arkansas High Country race included the 1,012-mile loop, 430-mile Central Loop, and 250-mile Ozark Odyssey. Winning bike setups are showcased, with more details available at bikepacking.com for this year’s race.
Villafane Wins Big
Sofia Gomez Villafane won the Life Time Grand Prix and Big Sugar Gravel, while Alexey Vermeulen triumphed at Big Sugar. Christopher Blevins clinched the Little Sugar race, highlighting Bentonville’s vibrant cycling community.
Hackinen Wins
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Meagan Hackinen became the second woman to win the Arkansas High Country Race, setting a women’s fastest time of 5 days, 8 hours, and 44 minutes. Jesse Davis won the men’s division in 6 days, 10 hours.
Bikepacking Roots
Bikepacking Roots and Experience Fayetteville launched the Fayetteville Bikepacking Route Network, featuring five loops ranging from 60 to 190 miles. The routes showcase diverse landscapes and cater to all experience levels, promoting outdoor adventure in the region.
Keeping Bikes Rolling
Frank Webber founded Hex Carbon Workshop to address waste from broken carbon bicycles. Initially a side gig, he later opened Shift Modern Cyclery and established Hex as a leading U.S. carbon repair center with a lifetime warranty.
Porter – Bike Check
Matt and Sandefur Porter share their bike setups and gear, detailing the specific components they use and how they enhance their riding experience. It’s informative and inspiring for fellow cycling enthusiasts.
A statewide magazine all about Arkansas’s growing cycling movement. Education, awareness and involvement are vital to the development for the future of cycling in Arkansas, and Bike Arkansas is devoted to that cause. With dedicated features on training, technical advice, news and events, along with profiles of cycling influencer and advocates.
