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BICYCLIST Year in Review: 2016 Behind the Scenes

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Looking back over the shoulder at some of our favorite moments with the people who helped to bring you the bicyclist experience in 2016.

ByBICYCLIST Staff
January 31, 2017

The 2016 BICYCLIST Yearbook

BEHIND THE SCENES

Looking back over the shoulder at some of our favorite moments with the people who helped to bring you the bicyclist experience in 2016.

One of the items discussed at every BRP is to race in the drops (like these riders), not on the hoods.

Cruising Whiting Ranch with Justin Macias.

Wilnelia Recart prepares for her cycling tour around Notojima, Japan (issue #138).

Chris Reynolds walking Austin and the Garneau Steeple in Fairview Park (issue #136).

Kelley O’Toole at La Purisma Mission in Lompoc (issue #137).

A safety consideration suggested to us at the May 2016 One Way Ride to Mexico (issue #134).

Chris Reynolds and Kelley O’Toole surveying the San Diego Wind Tunnel propeller (issue #132).

Kelley O’Toole enjoying a peaceful moment during our coverage of the Tour de Murrieta.

Chilling with Justin Macias and Tim Wilson after a long day perusing NAHBS.

Siobhan O’Toole joining in to review the Haibike XDuro 29 eMTB (Issue #131).

Tim Wilson (far right) riding with other industry guests at the 2016 Rally Season Opener in Calabasas.

Victor Prestinary looking out over the Southridge downhill track in Fontana.

Chris Reynolds and Krystof Andres swapping recipes atop Main Divide.

Victor Prestinary pauses for a photo op with the Pedego Stretch on Blackstar Canyon Rd.

Sydney the dog enjoys a lounge next to the Bertin road bike.

Victor Prestinary testing his road bike at one of Irvine’s Let’s Go Outside events in Blackstar Canyon.

Bob Becker enjoying a morning in Silverado.

Done and done – Chris Reynolds with the Dean El Vado.

Chris Reynolds and Krystof ANdres have an early morning start shooting Dean Hall on the DEAN El Vado Road bike on the road to Crystal Lake. The Pedego Stretch was piloted by Reynolds with Andres behind the lens, perched on the tail end, while Hall road the DEAN (Issue #128).

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