ULTRA Links to Elsewhere

We do not endorse any companies listed here. We just get emails that sound interesting.

www.lakedillonlodge.com - A 10% discount to ULTRA members at this hotel in Frisco, Summit County, Colorado, not to be confused with Utah's Summit County. Sales Manager Deneb McNicholas says the hotel is centrally located between Keystone, Copper Mountain and Breckenridge. They have an indoor pool, two hot tubs, a restaurant, a lounge and a free in-county shuttle bus that stops across the street. For the 10% discount, ask for the Bicycle Club Discount Rate. Colorado's Summit County has 60 miles of paved bicycle trails. If you have any questions, call Deneb McNicholas at 1-800-727-0607 x 510 or email sales@lakedillonlodge.com.

tandemcycleworks.com - Ever since Chris Bingham left Bingham Cycle many years ago, Utah hasn't had a bike shop that specializes in tandems. Instead, you'll have to contact neighboring states for shops like Tandem Cycle Works in Colorado. This company sells tandems and guides tours. They feature Co-Motion, Burley and Calfee tandems. Could this be another shop that's dissatisfied with Santana? Email dated 2/10/2006.

www.pedalerspubandgrille.com - Pedalers Pub & Grille runs bicycle tours in Asia and Alaska. The folks behind Pedalers have been guiding bicycle tours since the late 80s for other tour operators. Rides are geared towards cycling enthusiasts, with decent daily distances, extraordinary routes, nice inns and a set-your-own-pace schedule. Email dated 11/4/2005

www.preemcycling.com - Preem is a buyer's guide featuring new, innovative and hard-to-find road cycling components, accessories and apparel from all over the world. It's a collection of high-end products that are rarely displayed at retail or found in catalogs. From an email dated 6/30/2005

www.slsites.com cycling directory - SLSites.com is a human-edited index of web sites in Utah. This link goes to the site's list of cycling entries. From an email dated 2/9/2005

www.outerquest.com - A former Washington, D.C., summer camp operation that has grown into a marketer for outdoor recreation companies, mainly in the mid-Atlantic region of the U.S., but seems to have its sights set on the entire planet, via the Internet. From an email dated 5/1/2005.

bgbybike.tripod.com - We don't know if this is legitimate, but it's an interesting travel web site offering bicycle tours in Bulgaria for $15 per day if you like primitive camping. The web site is written in English with an Eastern European accent. Email dated 2/23/2005.

http://www.santanatandem.com - This is the company that seems to have alienated many bicycle shops in Utah. But they have nice frames and a catalog that geeky gear freaks can enjoy.