Links
Here are some links related to Dartmouth Cycling. Also be sure to check out our featured sponsors on the left-hand side of the page.
The Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference - This is the league we compete in. The page contains race results and a great deal of information about collegiate cycling in general.
The National Collegiate Cycling Association - This is the governing body of Collegiate Cycling. Coverage of everything from MTB to Track. It's slow to update and it sports some glaring typographical errors.
USA Cycling - These guys have it all. If it's about bike racing in America, whether its road, track or mountain, chances are, they're on top of it.
Voler - They make our bibs and jerseys. Without them, we'd be racing in nothing but a set of warm and wicking DeFeet socks and arm warmers.
The Dartmouth Co-op - The Greatest Selection of Dartmouth College Merchandise on the Planet, including the jerseys of the Dartmouth College Cycling Team.
MapQuest - All of the ride maps are made using their webpage. Check it out if you need a map of somewhere and don't want to pay any money for it.
Ariel Herrmann's Cycling Photos - It's tough to keep track of all the photos that I get for this webpage. Chances are more than a few are really the property of this MIT C rider. If you're looking for photos from this season or Nationals, check out his stash.
Cyclingnews - The definitive web page for world-wide cycling results and information. So much so that the raw volume of stuff on the page is overwhelming at first. It's not such a big and important page that a few ECCC results don't turn up there from time to time. Keep your eyes peeled.
Velonews - The website based loosely on the magazine. Less in depth coverage than cyclingnews.com, but more attention is paid to the domestic racing scene. Plus it's prettier, less overwhelming and has Technical Q & A with the legendary Lennard Zinn.
PezCycling News - A smaller international cycling news webpage that makes up for it's narrower scope with a rowdy attitude and tons of interesting interviews. Plus they like to give away free stuff, and since there's fewer people entering, your chances of winning are better. Sweet.
Northeast Road Hill Climb Profiles - This is a pretty amazing personal page detailing some of the nastiest hill climbs/gaps in New England. A must have if you want to brag about how tough you are (I've done Greylock in 39-23 multiple times). Thanks to Amy's dad for hunting down this one.
Send me an email if you think you have a link we should put up.
Dartmouth Cycling, 2003. By Cosmo Catalano.