June 19, 2004 – Friday morning at the Tour de Beauce means the trek to the
region’s famous Mont Megantic is about to begin. This year featured a
shorter version,
with an added climb … READ MORE →

June 19, 2004 – Decision of the College of Road Commissaires:
K-W Classic:
Fine of $150.00 to the Manager of Maple Leaf Cycling regarding rule
12.1.040.29 – Insults, threats, unseemly behaviour.
Fine of $5.00 to the … READ MORE →

June 19, 2004 – Here are some preliminary results from the Ontario Track
Champs taking place in Detroit this weekend.
500 meter
1. Jeremy St. John 37.089
2. Luke Lavender 38.288
3. Julia Bradley 40.339
Kilo
1. Taras Kleban 1:11.212
2. Dave Koesel … READ MORE →

June 19, 2004 – It was a typical bike crash. In a recent SISU BC Cup race
two wheels collide in a tightly bunched pack. Two riders go down and
racers behind them … READ MORE →

June 19, 2004 – The Insight Race Across America (RAAM) is set to commence
its 23rd edition on June 20th, 2004. Starting in San Diego, Calif. and
finishing in Atlantic City, NJ, the 2,959-mile route … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – The 6th annual Tim Horton’s Great Lake 2 Lake mountain
bike classic is set to go this Sunday. Racing from Lake Erie to Lake
Ontario, more than 1,300 riders … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – Competitive cyclists know Monterey County,California, has
some of the country’s top bike trails, which attract thousands each year
for the Sea Otter Classic, Wildflower Triathlon, Big Sur Ride and … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – National champion Dom Perras is riding with the Canadian
National Team at the G.P. de Beauce. After each stage, will be asking him a
few questions.
Pedal: Dom, an important and tough day today, … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004- Only four days before the start of the 23rd Insight Race
Across America, in San Diego, California on June 20th, the defending Solo
champion, Allen Larsen, announced his withdrawal.
In a written … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – The super tough Megantic stage is over, and this news is just in: Radoslaw Romanik (Hoop CCC PolSat) has won over Tomasz Brozyna (Action ATI) and Scott Moninger (Healt Net Maxxis). … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – From June 19 to 27, Mont Sainte-Anne has something special in store for mountain bike enthusiasts at Vélirium 2004. The second edition of the International Mountain Bike Festival is ramping it … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 (Beaupré, Quebec) – The event management company Gestev Inc. has responded favourably to the Canadian Cycling Association’s invitation to organize the Tim Hortons Mountain Bike National Championships at Mont-Sainte-Anne on July … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – Tickets to watch the world’s top mountain bike athletes
compete at Calgary’s Canada Olympic Park in their final World Cup event
before heading to Greece for the 2004 Olympic Summer Games … READ MORE →

June 18, 24004 – Free. A gigantic rolling street party, the biggest in Vancouver. Ever. Yes,
we need over 1000 riders.
On Friday, June 25, 2000+4, meet at 5:30 p.m. at the Vancouver Art Gallery,
Georgia St. side, … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – Beginning and ending in the mountain lake village of Lac Etchemin, yesterday’s
third stage of the G.P. Cycliste de Beauce was a new variation of a course that
has been a Beauce staple … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – Christine Thorburn (Davenport, Iowa), earned a nomination to
the 2004 U.S. Olympic Cycling Team after winning the 2004 USCF Elite
National Time Trial Championships on Thursday afternoon. The 34-year-old
medical doctor clocked a time … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – National champion Dom Perras is riding with the Canadian
National Team at the G.P. de Beauce. After each stage, will be asking him a
few questions.
Pedal: Dom, another day with a break that … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – On July 1, the Midweek Club is looking for volunteers for
the Chin Picnic race. Held at the CNE grounds in Toronto, volunteers will
get a souvenir cap, be fed, and get paid … READ MORE →

June 18, 2004 – The U.S. National Time Trial Championships were held today
near Redlands, CA, on a hilly, sun drenched, and breezy 48K (28-mile)
course. The 24K out-and-back course was covered twice, giving race
fans the opportunity … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – This just in: Charles Dionne (Canada) has won the third stage of the G.P. de Beauce. More results and Perras Q & A later..
Results:
1. Charles Dionne
2. Kairit Baigudinov
3. Gord Fraser

June 17, 2004 – This 272-page book combines cutting-edge trailbuilding
techniques with
proven fundamentals in a colorful, easy-to-read format. Packed with more
than 130 photos and 50 original illustrations, “Trail Solutions” is an
essential tool for land managers, volunteer … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – The Vuelta Catalunya is a lead-up race to the Tour de
France. There are mountain stages, a TTT, an uphill TT and a few hard road
stages. The US Postal Service had teams … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – The following cyclists have been added to the selection
pool for the Olympics in Athens: Gord Fraser, Geneviève Jeanson, Amy
Moore, Dominique Perras, and Anne
Samplonius all met Schedule A criteria for the … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – National champion Dom Perras is riding with the Canadian
National Team at the G.P. de Beauce. After each stage, will be asking him a few questions.
Pedal: Dom, you were ninth today … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – The NORBA National Mountain Bike Series will continue with
round five this weekend in Mount Snow, Vt. Located in the Green Mountain
National Forest, Mount Snow is looking at its 16th year as … READ MORE →