545 Velo

545 Velo kicked off the ‘cross season in a big way, with some strong podium results in the cat4 fields and solid results in the masters and elite fields as well.  Jerry DeZutter powered his way to two victories on the same day in both the cat4 field and the cat4 45+ at Quad Cross [...]

Riding a bike in hot weather conditions puts serious demands on your body. DeFeet created the new ICE™ base layer top and ArmSkins™ to help keep your body cooler, more comfortable and efficient.  ICE™ also has the added benefit of extreme abrasion resistance in the event of a fall. Give your body what it’s asking [...]

Just when you thought your legs were feeling spry this early in the season, the Wednesday morning hill ride is back to remind you of the pain of getting crushed by EV repeatedly while trying to keep your lungs on the inside of your body.  We’re starting it up this Wednesday, March 30, same start(s) [...]

545 Velo will once again be co-hosting the Blue Hills Classic in 2011, along with the Blue Hills Cycling Club.  Last year, we rode down to the reservation as a team to take up our posts along the tough and scenic race course in beautiful Milton, MA, and everyone enjoyed a great day of racing. [...]

Click the thumbnail image to view our 2011 racing kit — it looks fantastic!

Badger Balm is a natural and organic company based in Gilsum NH and they decided to get their feet wet in the sporting world by graciously sponsoring 545 Velo. Their products are sold online and at finer retailers like Whole Foods Market — but what we cyclists will be using is the extra strength Warming [...]

Kinetic Koffee is now part of the family, and wakes us up every morning and on breaks during long 5 hour rides through the countryside on cool Spring days. Kinetic is a small producer focusing on quality over quantity, with custom grinds to suit anyone’s needs and taste. A new product (just released!) is the [...]

Katie Adams and 360 Neuro Muscular Therapy in Needham keeps the team in top shape with smart approaches related to fixing the Human machine, not the bike.  Self described “body mechanics” look far beyond the point of discomfort and instead look at the whole picture:  your position on the bike, life stresses, how you sit/stand/sleep, [...]