Mountain biking pro melanchony as he sifts through burned-out home Marin Independent-Journal The Novato home in which he grew up contained all his mountain biking medals and trophies from his storied 17-year career. Weir is one of the sport's icons, ... |
Mmmm! And again… Mmmm! What we’ve got here, ladies and gentlemen, are the brand spanking new dual pivot offerings from TRP. They’re made from forged magnesium that’s then machined, along with titanium hardware and SwissStop Flash cartridge pads. And they hit the scales at – wait for it – 215g the pair, including fixings. For the weight-obsessed out there, that’s getting on for 80g lighter than Shimano’s top-end Dura-Ace callipers.
Blenkinsop takes first downhill race Yahoo!Xtra Blogs (blog) Wanganui's Sam Blenkinsop took the elite men's downhill race in the first round of the national mountainbike series in Christchurch yesterday. ... Close finish in men's downhill series |
 BBC Sport | Geraint Thomas targets Tour de France glory BBC Sport Geraint Thomas wants to emulate fellow Team Sky rider Bradley Wiggins by becoming a Tour de France contender. The 23-year-old Welshman admits he will have ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Time for England selectors to forget Andrew Flintoff Telegraph.co.uk At the moment, he is still at the gym and cycling stage of his recovery, though he has apparently just begun to hit balls in the nets. ... |
'Road tax' rebuttal movement picks up speed Bike Biz In a comment piece for BikeBiz, John Stevenson, Future's editor-in-chief of cycling publications, said cyclists were often "given a hard time for not paying ... |
 Daily Mail | Winter breaks: Arctic thrills from Norway's fjords to Alaska cruises Daily Mail DON'T MISS: Explore the famous Inside Passage of Ketchikan on a guided mountain-bike tour, and cross a glacier in an exhilarating dogsled ride. ... |
Another success for junior champion Otago Daily Times World champion junior track cycling gold medallist Cameron Karwowski yesterday added the Lake Dunstan Cycle ... |
No shortage of true grit in the North Sunday Sun Cyclist Sarah Archdale, of Tang Hall, York, was rescued by a passer-by who found her buried in snow after she was knocked unconscious in a fall from her ... |
