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Roller-racing crew Rollapaluza have announced details of the final two rounds of their National roller-racing series as well as the date and venue of the National Finale in London.

TV21, in Manchester is the place to head for on February 26 (7pm-11pm, £5 to race or spectate) while Southampton will enjoy the thrills and spills the following day, Feb 28, at the Sporting View. This event is free to see or enter, and it's hosted by cycling commentator Anthony McCrossan.

Good Friday date for London finale
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Those of you who were lurking on road.cc last year will remember the Gore Bike Wear Road Sportives - we rode the Llanwrtyd Wells one and enjoyed a super ride with some tough climbs. Well, they're back: this year with a new name and website: www.roadsportives.co.uk.

Mix it up one weekend this year with road and trail rides on offer

Seven Cycles to use Split Pivot – BikeRadar.com


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Seven Cycles to use Split Pivot
BikeRadar.com
In mid-2008 Weagle devoted more of his attention to Split Pivot, even though it remained off of the mainstream mountain bike media's radar. ...

Pothole growth

An explicable phenomenon
Purveyors of fine cycle clothing sponsor a new race team

Geelong Advertiser

Stage is set for Geelong cyclist Leigh Howard after Tour of Oman stage win
Geelong Advertiser
LEIGH Howard has been touted as a Tour de France green jersey winner within two years after his maiden victory for Columbia-HTC yesterday morning. ...
The world's best riders sitting up and taking notice of Leigh HowardGeelong Advertiser

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BMX Bayley eyes world championship | Ipswich Cycling | Cycling and Mountain ...
Ipswich Queensland Times
“It's what I did before track cycling for three years. “Then I took up track and it was a case of one or the other.” Bayley was recruited to the Ipswich BMX ...


He's arrived! Cyclist Mark Beaumont reaches tip of the Americas after 268 days
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At around 3pm UK time, Mark Tweeted that he'd finally reached the finishing line. “I'm ecstatic to be here, it has been my dream and focus for so long,” he ...

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Record-breaking distance cyclist Mark Beaumont has just reached the end of his trip down the Americas, arriving in Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, after 268 days on the road.

The 27-year-old Scot started in Anchorage, Alaska, pedalling 13,080 miles through 12 countries. In between, he found the time to reach the summit of the highest peaks in North and South America, Mount McKinley and Aconcagua, AND his video camera became his best mate!

At around 3pm UK time, Mark Tweeted that he'd finally reached the finishing line.

Endurance rider thanks online community for support

Kerby is champ of our state
Fraser Coast Chronicle
Hervey Bay's national track cycling champion Jordan Kerby will represent Australia at the world titles in Italy later this year. JORDAN Kerby has the world ...