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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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AS HE NEARS the top of the Appalachian Gap in Starksboro during Saturday’s Vermont Gran Fondo bike ride, Brian McInnis is so excited that he pops a wheelie. The owner of a bike shop in Medford, Mass., McInnis biked over four Green Mountain gaps during eight and a half rain-filled hours. He said he had a lovely time.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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SEAN SWEENEY OF Leicester leads a peloton approaching
Bread Loaf.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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MOUNT ABE GRAD Biene Harris monitors the App Gap approach in the rain during the Vermont Gran Fondo.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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INTREPID CYCLISTS ON their own or in small groups braved the rain and sometimes chilly temps on Saturday to ride in the 10th Vermont Gran Fondo. With a start and finish in Bristol, several hundred riders climbed up and over as many as six mountain gaps and covered up to 145 miles.
Independent photo/Steve James
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A LONE RIDER nears the App Gap as part of last weekend’s Vermont Gran Fondo.
Independent photo/Steve James
