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VETERINARIAN IS TOP AMATEUR IN CROSS-COUNTRY BICYCLE RACE by DVM NEWSMAGAZINE - Thursday, July 02, 2009
A 60-year-old Wisconsin relief veterinarian finished first in his category and fourth overall in the 28th Ride Across America, a 3,021-mile coast-to-coast bicycle race.... Read Story: DVM 360
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DO BICYCLISTS BELONG ON THE ROAD? THE SAN FRANCISCO 2009 BICYCLE PLAN by David Herron - Thursday, July 02, 2009
Bicycling is one of the greenest forms of transportation you could imagine. Bicycles require minimal materials to build, require minimal space during use and other times, require minimum energy during use... Read Story: Examiner
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CZECH MEP SETS OUT ON CYCLING TRIP TO NEW EP FIRST SESSION by ČTK - Thursday, July 02, 2009
Czech newly-elected member of the European Parliament Edvard Kozusnik (Civic Democrats, ODS) today set out on a cycling trip to Strasbourg where he will attend the first session of the European Parliament.... Read Story: Czech Happenings
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CYCLIST IN POSITION FOR A LONG CAREER by The Telegraph-Journal - Thursday, July 02, 2009
It's a good thing Christian Meier's sponsor makes global positioning systems, because his career as a cyclist leaves him losing track of the places he's been.... Read Story: Telegraph-Journal
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ELITE CYCLIST GETS GLIMPSE OF FAST LANE by NATE TAYLOR - Thursday, July 02, 2009
Brian Crosby, boyish-looking at 22, walked his bicycle on the grass infield two weeks ago at the National Sports Center in Blaine. As he did, every other cyclist appeared to be watching him... Read Story: Minneapolis Star Tribune
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CYCLE CHALLENGE GETS SERIOUS MOMENTUM by Correspondent - Thursday, July 02, 2009
Momentum has committed to a blanket sponsorship of the entire two-week cycling showcase including title sponsorship of the Cycle Challenge and all its subsidiary events... Read Story: Cycling News
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ARE SPINNING CLASSES BETTER THAN OUTDOOR CYCLING? by Alex Hutchinson's Jockology - Thursday, July 02, 2009
In theory, cycling is cycling. The pulse of the music, the exhortations of your instructor and the presence of a group of like-minded exercisers do nothing to spin your pedals
... Read Story: Globe and Mail
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GB CYCLING CHIEF BACKS TOUR AIM by Martin Gough - Thursday, July 02, 2009
But he refused to be drawn on whether Mark Cavendish or other British stars would be part of that line-up. "Look back at what we've done in terms of Olympic and Paralympic success
... Read Story: BBC Sport
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Q&A-CYCLING-WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO BECOME A TOUR EXPERT by Francois Thomazeau Reuters - Thursday, July 02, 2009
The Tour de France starts on Saturday in Monaco. Here some facts you need to know to follow the three-week race:
Why will Mark Cavendish never win the Tour de France... Read Story: Guardian
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CYCLING PLAN TO INCLUDE TEA IN FUTURE by Jennifer Jungwirth, Melanie Brandert - Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Sioux Falls’ first bike path was the Greenway Trail along the Big Sioux River in the 1970s. Since it’s construction, the path has become one of the city’s most... Read Story: Tea Harrisburg Champion
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WHAT IS IT WITH CYCLISTS AND GETTING NAKED? by Adam Voiland - Wednesday, July 01, 2009
While I was browsing for bicycle news last night, I stumbled across this story about Tel Aviv cyclists stripping down to protest a new helmet law and the lack of governmental support for cycling... Read Story: Examiner
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MILLAR FOCUSED ON LE TOUR by Sky Sports - Wednesday, July 01, 2009
David Millar believes breaking his collarbone may have been a blessing in disguise, allowing him to "focus his energies" on the Tour de France... Read Story: Sky Sports
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HOUSE BEATS GB STARS TO WIN TITLE by BBC Sport - Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Kristian House beat a host of Olympic superstars to claim the first major win of his cycling career at the British National Road Race Championships.... Read Story: BBC Sport
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BORIS JOHNSON: CYCLE PARKING IS SIMPLY NOT GOOD ENOUGH by Jonathan Prynn, Consumer Business Editor - Wednesday, July 01, 2009
The capital's best known cyclist said it was extraordinary that a city the size of London still had fewer bike stands than some medium-sized towns on the Continent... Read Story: This is London
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1ST WASH. NATIVE IN TOUR DE FRANCE A 'GUNSLINGER' OF A CYCLIST by Seattle Post Intelligencer - Wednesday, July 01, 2009
The Seattle Times has a feature up this week about Tyler Farrar, a Wenatchee native whose turbulent year has been chronicled by his local paper... Read Story: Seattle PI
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