In January, Lezyne invited Team CLIF Bar's Bobby McMullen (and his guide Peter Lucas) to head down to their HQ in San Luis Obispo for some riding and a chance to do some video and photo work. Bobby had just finished racing CCCX in Monterey where took 3rd in his division. Unfortunately, there was no time to show them the local trails since it was pouring rain, but they did have a chance to sit down with Bobby and make a video about his amazing life as a blind cyclist. We hope that you

This just in from Minnaar's recent win! We at CLIF are psyched to see the season kicking off with such sweet victory.

Santa Cruz Syndicate's Greg Minnaar (Team CLIF Bar) wins the UCI World Cup Downhill season opener with an exhilarating run that had the hill alive with the roar of thousands of fans including the oneLife crew and the Minnaarmy!  Steve Peat came in 15^th and Josh Bryceland 21^st on this improved, pedaling course in Greg’s hometown of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

Team Clif climber and Shabin dweller, Freddie Wilkinson was awarded a Piolet d’Or (Golden Ice Axe, if you must ask) for the alpine style ascent of Saser Kangri II, previously the second-highest unclimbed peak at 7518 meters.  Along with his climbing partners Steve Swenson and Mark Richey, Freddie received the award at a ceremony in Chamonix, France March 24^th.  The expedition was one of 6 nominees chosen as the highest achievements in mountaineering for the past year.  Wilkinson and

It’s been a busy time around these parts, and while you all have been getting out and getting after it, so too have a number of members of Team CLIF Bar’s Free Sports roster.   In this post you’ll find some of the latest happenings across all four of our Free Sports from a handful of our fine athlete ambassadors in the field.

Get stoked and then get back out there!

Han’s “No Way” Rey Rides India - VIDEO

Hans Rey (Team CLIF Bar), Richie Schley, and Joscha Forstreuter travelled to

This past Saturday in Bellingham, WA the 20^th Anniversary edition of the Chuckanut 50K was run in cold conditions with a mix of light snow and some rain.  Team Montrail and Team Clif runner Ellie Greenwood showed good early season form to take the win and to take another 3 minutes or so off her course record, set in last year’s victory.

Ellie, putting the frozen hurt on

Photo courtesy of Michael Lebowitz/LongRun Pictures

Last year’s men’s champ, Geoff Roes, was not competing