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Tuning in to Cycling.tv
Catching cycling on television in North America is spotty at best, so fans of the sport are often limited to on-again, off-again freeride shows or ancient footage on specialty networks like the Canadian Extreme Sports.
Unlike in Europe, where bike racing is often shown on Eurosport, racing footage on this side of the pond is virtually non-existent. The one exception to that rule, of course, is the Outdoor Life Network with its Tour de France coverage every July, but even that is in question now that Lance is out of the picture.
Personally I find watching cycling motivating while I’m sweating it out on the trainer in the middle of winter, but with such limited coverage the only option I had was to watch road racing or mountain bike footage on DVD. Now, however, there is another option for those of us looking for moving pictures. And best of all it’s free… well most of it anyway. Read the rest of this entry »
Sterling Lorence’s name is bound to come up whenever someone’s talking about photography and mountain biking. Lorence has work published in most major industry magazines, and most of the big name advertisers have at least one piece shot by Lorence.