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  • 1 week ago | pinkbike.com | Molly Hurford

    Looking for a summer read that might get your kiddos to ask to join you on the trails? Enter the Shred Girls, a series of middle grade books from author Molly Hurford that follows three young cyclists—Lindsay, Ali and Jen—as they navigate single track and the perils of growing up. In the upcoming fourth installment of the series, the girls are off to summer camp, but before they can get settled into their cabins, mysterious things start to happen.

  • 1 week ago | bicycling.com | Molly Hurford

    Chris Burrill’s been coming to Sea Otter for years, and it never disappoints him. He loves checking out the latest bike tech (and likely texted his wife photos of a few new tandem accessories he spotted) and he loves racing something “fun.” Most of all, he loves being surrounded by people who are enjoying the ride just as much as he is.

  • 2 weeks ago | bicycling.com | Molly Hurford

    Whether you’re feeling a little stiff on a new bike or your old bike is suddenly starting to feel uncomfortable, you can easily make changes right at home. Often, you get stuck in an old, outdated bike fit that no longer works with your body or the newest bike geometry, and you’re afraid to make a change, like moving your seat post up or down or sliding your saddle a little further forward. But tweaking your bike fit can make your rides both more comfortable and more efficient.

  • 2 weeks ago | bicycling.com | Molly Hurford

    Most people assume they only need a bike fit when things have become excruciatingly uncomfortable. But a bike fit isn’t just about alleviating discomfort. It can help you get more efficient in your pedal stroke, feel vital if you’ve gained or lost fitness, and can allow your body to better heal from a nagging injury. Making a purchase sight unseen? A bike fit can guarantee that what you’re buying will actually fit you for the miles ahead.

  • 2 weeks ago | bicycling.com | Molly Hurford

    I remember the first time I rode a century: I was still in college, reluctantly part of the Rutgers Cycling Team in order to improve my biking as a triathlete. Every Sunday in February, the ragtag team of 10 or so riders would roll out from New Brunswick, New Jersey—rain, snow, or sun—and pedal for 100 miles. Get Bicycling's Guide to How to Master the Century These were truly the best of times and the worst of times. Numb fingers, toes, and noses were the norm. We never packed enough snacks.

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Molly Hurford
Molly Hurford @mollyjhurford
26 Jul 24

Seriously, I cannot stress this enough, I just want to be best friends with whoever is running the @girowomen + @giroditalia accounts. 🖤

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Molly Hurford
Molly Hurford @mollyjhurford
26 Jul 24

RT @OutdrSportswire: Inside the Mind of a Track Runner: “Sprinting Through Setbacks” by Micha Powell is Available Now! #stronggirlpublishi…

Molly Hurford
Molly Hurford @mollyjhurford
14 Jul 24

Been covering the Giro Italia Women all week and not gonna lie, just cried at that finish. @girowomen #giroditaliawomen https://t.co/XnoA0UDLSC