Issues: Issue 413 – May 2023

REANIMATOR: The Self-Sufficiency Bicycle Tour
REANIMATOR aims to build community, create a model of self-sufficiency through cycling and enjoy the almost 1000-mile journey of beautiful land. … read more

Neptune Skating: Bringing Back The ’90s and Making Room for...
Neptune Skating aims to revitalize indoor skate rinks by bringing the rink’s design back to the “best era” in skating—the ‘90s, according to owner Kris Operhal. … read more

Safer Streets, Happier Feet: BikeWalk Provo’s Uphill Journey
When Aaron Skabelund realized how dangerous the lack of transportation awareness made travel, even over a small distance, he knew there had to be a change. … read more

Bonneville Cycling Club
Founded in ’87 as a small touring club, Bonneville Cycling Club welcomes everyone from seasoned cyclists training for big rides to novices hoping to learn more. … read more

Now Your Legs Hurt in A New Way!: Cranky’s Bikepacking
Bikepacking follows the obvious footsteps of backpacking; biking is even more fun—you’re sitting, doing it for several days and carrying everything you need. … read more

Benjamin Wiemeyer: Painting the City Inside and Out
Though his early marks were self-described as vandalism, artist Benjamin Wiemeyer’s graffiti-style paintings are now paid for by the businesses they adorn. … read more

Jedari Makes Space for your Communities
Already hosting nearly 50 clients and more than 5,000 users, the Jedari model provides an avenue for independent community building. … read more

Stoke in Stills: An Interview with Ethan “E-Stone” Fortier
Ethan “E-Stone” Fortier’s existence within snowboarding is boundless, ever evolving and driven by a culture-first approach. … read more

Pizza Back To The ’80s: A Retro Experience at Snowmobile...
Snowmobile Pizza mashes bits and pieces of half-remembered cultural touchstones to create a fresh experience that is palatable for all—but with pizza. … read more

BMX Photo Feature: Mike Mastroni
In our May “BMX Photo Feature,” Self-proclaimed master of “turning left” Mike Mastroni holds true to such a bold statement with this aggressive, left-hand turn. … read more