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We are pleased to announce that frame builder David Kirk is the Cino Heroica 2019 official Guest Rider! Some of us are true “old school Cino” and some of us are “not so old school Cino.”  The former grew up … Continue reading →

I’ll admit I’ve been avoiding this post. But the news is, we’re taking a break from putting on Cino this year, 2017.   The support and appreciation every year has always been incredible and that’s what fuels the effort.   It … Continue reading →

Click here to see complete start and ride instructions.  But there’s really just two important things to remember about this weekend. Look good. Dress like the elite cyclists of legend did.  Riding and at dinner. Make sure your  bike is Cino.  See here for … Continue reading →

Heading home 2015 Some of you may remember Matt Hartle  filming Cino last year. Using aerial and on the ground photography, the result really captures the emotion and grandeur of Cino Heroica’s setting. Thank you Matt for giving us a … Continue reading →

getting the ’54 Suburban support vehicle – “Spud”  – ready for Cino Custom jerseys are now available to order on the site.  Two styles, 100% merino, selling at cost, you can’t ask for more.  Click here to see details and to … Continue reading →

A bicycle ride celebrating the romance of cycling’s yesteryear’s, in Northwest Montana.  September 10-11th, 2016 Cino Heroica (chee-no) is a celebration of the cycling days of old, when European road racing was dramatic art and racing’s hero’s were admired as … Continue reading →

Mandy Mohler, long time Cinorider and Cino photographer took time off from riding Cino this year and instead followed riders and took photos throughout the two days. Some will make it into a planned article for Flathead Living next summer. They … Continue reading →

The photos are still coming in (please send them), click here to see what we have so far.

Professional photographer Mandy Mohler spent the morning of Cino Heroica taking portrait shots of all the heroic Cino riders she could.   Thank you Mandy.  The photos are available to see and purchase prints of –  click here. Each image … Continue reading →