EQUIPMENT AND SUPPORT LINKS

It takes a lot of help to support a credible ultracycling efffort

In addition to his primary sponsors, Fred uses and endorses the following equipment:


Bike Pro Race Cases
Camelback Hydration Systems
Campagnolo components
Cateye lights and computers
Chamois Butt’r
Colnago Bicycles
Continental Tires
Cycle Ops Trainers
Easton forks
Fi’z’ik saddles
Giro Helmets
Hammer Nutrition products
King threadless headsets
Mavic wheels
Nimble carbon aero wheels
Park Tools
Pearl Izumi Clothing
Pedro’s synthetic grease
Polar Heart Rate Monitors
Prolink chain lube
Ritchey bars and stems
Rudy Project Eyewear
Silca Pumps
Softride Bicycles
Syntace areo bars and accessories
Trico Iron Cases
Vision Tech aero bars and accessories


Fred supports the following organizations:

Vecchio’s Bicicleteria (Boulder, Colorado). This is what your LBS should be. Most shops are designed to sell bikes and service is an after-thought. Owners Sean Bragstad and Peter Chisholm started the shop with service in mind. They’re the best around. www.vecchios.com

Excel Sports (Boulder, Colorado). The largest selection of cycling accessories and equipment around. www.excelsports.com

Mark Nobilette (Longmont, Colorado). For frame repairs and painting. Mark is the best in the business. www.nobilettecycles.com

Excalibur Sound (Denver, Colorado). Power supplies, sound systems, electronics, lighting and equipment sales and installation for support vehicles. These guys can rig up just about anything.

Boulder College of Massage Therapy. The largest and most well-known school of massage therapy in the United States. www.bcmt.org

Boulder Center for Sports Medicine. Nobody provides a better bike fit than Andy Pruitt...nobody! www.bch.org/sportsmedicine

University of Colorado (Sports Medicine, Family Medicine and CU Hospital). Wouldn't be here without them. Special thanks to Dr. Lonnie Granston, Dr. Cory Sperry and Dr. Eric McCarty.

Fred is a member of the following organizations:

UltraMarathon Cycling Association (UMCA) (Boulder, Colorado)

The UMCA is a not-for-profit organization that promotes ultra-cycling through its Records program, John Marino Competition and Mileage Challenge. The UMCA sanctions RAAM qualifiers and published Ultra-cycling Magazine. www.ultracycling.com

Randonneurs USA (RUSA)

RUSA is a not-for-profit organization which promotes randonneuring – high speed, self-supported, non-competitive touring – and serves the randoneuring community in the U.S. Randonneuring has its roots in the earliest traditions of cycling in France and Italy. It’s premier event is Paris-Brest-Paris, a 1200 K event older than the Tour de France. RUSA is sanctioned by Audax Club Parisien and affiliated with Randonneurs Mondaux. www.rusa.org

Rocky Mountain Cycling Club (RMCC) (Denver, Colorado)

RMCC is a not-for-profit cycling club which promotes cycling in the Denver Metro Area. www.rmccrides.com

Anybody interested in road cycling should subscribe (for free) to the following:

Road Bike Rider Newsletter. The best general purpose road cycling e-magazine available. www.roadbikerider.com www.roadbikerider.com

If you follow the pros - www.velonews.com