 Jersey Evening Post | Thérin happy to take different track Jersey Evening Post Most notable is Rebecca Romero, a former Olympic medalist in rowing, who moved on to track cycling at the age of 26 and became Olympic champion in Beijing ... |
The last round of Rollapaluza's hugely successful Winter roller-race league saw the action return to the Half Moon pub in Herne Hill, London.
The final event saw the two dominant racers of this season win the event on the night and the overall standings....however once again competition was intense with battles for the minor places and as is usual for Rollapaluza events plenty of first time racers.
Round four results
Whatever your stance on the wearing of helmets by adults, I've not met many parents who don't put their kids in one. This makes sense for a number of reasons: kids fall off more, and when they do they're not likely to be going faster than the 12mph test limit for most lids. The helmets you could buy used to be fairly perfunctory affairs but they're getting better all the time, and the Super Chilly is a great example of what you can get for your money these days.
USA Cycling announces 2010 Professional Mountain Bike Gravity Tour Pinkbike.com USA Cycling announced the 2010 USA Cycling Professional Mountain Bike Gravity Tour (Pro GRT). In its second year, the five-race series will ... |
An Irish bike shop owner known across the country for his love of cycling and his links with champion rider Stephen Roche has died aged 89.
Joe Daly founded and ran the bike shop which bears his name in Dundrum, Co. Dublin. The premises moved three times but the reputation of the shop never wavered.
Stephen Roche told the Irish Times: “I have a monument to myself in Dundrum, but Joe was himself a monument there. He did a huge amount of good for cycling.”
Val Thorens Offers Mountain Biking On Snow Fast Track Ski Holidays They then hurtle down the six kilometre (nearly four mile) long “Tête Ronde” run on their mountain bike, descending 700 vertical metres back to the resort. ... |
Land in Bristol that has been 'difficult' to acquire will be compulsorily purchased to improve cycle lanes and routes through the city.
Bristol City Council agreed to push ahead with the purchase four parcels of land at the rear of Berkeley House in Lawrence Hill, at Bath Road, and Station Road in Brislington and at the Kingsland trading estate in St Phillips. The amount of money being spent on the four sites was not disclosed at the meeting but the money will come from existing budgets.
 Aspen Daily News | Vail Daily letter: Didn't understand Hidden Gems proposal Vail Daily News The Hidden Gems backers have taken 50000 acres out of the plan to accommodate motorized and mountain bike users in Eagle County. I did learn that the Forest ... Gems campaign collaborating with former opponents Vail Daily letter: Gems bid makes sense |
 The Guardian | We've got a sinking feeling about the Conservatives The Guardian The cycling fanatic Hilton was highly influenced by the 2008 US presidential elections, which he witnessed first hand while living in California. ... |
Laid low by Labour? Conned by the Conservatives? If you don't know which way to jump at the next election, there's only one solution, according to the CTC – Vote Bike!
The UK's national cyclists' organisation has launched a campaign of that name which aims to encourage riders to push all Parliamentary candidates to commit to cycling.
