Photo Gallery: Tour de Steamboat 2017
Brad Bingham, second, helps lead a big pack of cyclists up Rabbit Ears Pass early during Saturday's Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
Riders work their way up Rabbit Ears Pass on Saturday during Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
A rider gets low behind his handlebars Saturday during Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
A rider pedals away from Rabbit Ears Pass on Saturday during the Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
Cyclists ride down U.S. Highway 40 during Saturday's Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
A rider makes his way along the course Saturday for the Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
A rider zips under Rabbit Ears Peak on Saturday during Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
Riders duck low as they speed down from Rabbit Ears Pass on Saturday during the Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
A cyclist heads down the road during Saturday's Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
Riders descend from Rabbit Ears Peak on Saturday during Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
Cyclists ride Saturday during Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
It was a long way to the top Saturday on Rabbit Ears Pass during the Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
A cyclist gets out of the saddle Saturday during Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
Cyclists pedal up Rabbit Ears Pass during Saturday's Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
Riders from Manic Training fly along U.S. Highway 40 during Saturday's Tour de Steamboat.
Joel Reichenberger
The Tour de Steamboat attracted 1,000 riders to the roads around Steamboat Springs on Saturday. Riders took on four different rides, including a 116-mile trip up and over Rabbit Ears Pass, then up and over Gore Pass before a return to the finish on a hopping Yampa Street in downtown Steamboat.
It was the first time in the race’s history it reached its limit of 1,000 riders.
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