June 5, 2004 – The Gears Racing Canada Cup saw some of the best Short Track
Racing today. The course started with a quick double track climb to the top
of the Dual DH course and … READ MORE →
June 5, 2004 (Ridge Meadwos, BC) – Jason Richardson made the trip from California to Ridge
Meadows, B.C. to take on the Canadians and earn some valuable
UCI Continental points and made his Canadian debut a good
one. … READ MORE →
June 5, 2004 (Fort William, Scotland) — The Canadian women scooped up three of the five podium spots today in the Scottish Chapter of the World Cup series. Quebec’s Marie-Helene Premont (Oryx) maintained a … READ MORE →
June 4, 2004 – USA Cycling announced today the riders qualified for the
men’s Team USA Selection Race, the winner of which receives an automatic
nomination to the Olympic games. The riders that received an invitation … READ MORE →
June 4, 2004 – Norco Performance Bikes, one of North America’s leading
producers of high quality mountain bikes, components, and clothing, is
proud to announce that it will be the Official Bike Sponsor for the … READ MORE →
June 4, 2004 – Decision of the College of Road Commissaires: High Park Classic
Fine of $5.00 to the following riders regarding rule 12.1.040.N16
Not reporting to a commissaire after dropping out of the race.
Riders:
Kramer, Stefan SCCC
McEwan, … READ MORE →
June 4, 2004 – Ride Guide TV, Canada’s national mountain bike television
series, in partnership with the Ontario Cycling Associaton, will be
producing a feature segment on the “Gears Racing Canada Cup” event at
Hardwood Hills Mountain … READ MORE →
June 3, 2004 – Fred Rodriguez (Aqua y Sapone), one of America’s top
cyclists and among the best in the world, sprinted to victory in the
Wachovia Cycling Series-Trenton race on Thursday, June 3, 2004. … READ MORE →
June 3, 2004 – Where: On June 12th “Bare as you Dare Ride”. Cyclists in
Vancouver, Toronto,
Montreal, London, Seattle, San Francisco, Asheville, Austin, Chicago, The
Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and many many more will be … READ MORE →
June 3, 2004 – On June 12, pedaling dinosaurs, stunt-jumpers, children’s
entertainers and some of BC’s top amateur racers will all be in attendance
at the second annual Stanley Park Bike Festival, Vancouver’s premier cycling
event … READ MORE →
June 3, 2004 – Here are the results from last night’s Midweek race:
40 laps (short course) 62K – 44.2kph
Thanks to: Kit McCaffery, Ann Wilson, Paul Giordano, Tracy Ryder
1. Heath Cockburn (La Bicicletta – S1), … READ MORE →
June 3, 2004 – Road racing in Alberta continues with the 10th Pigeon Lake
Road Race. All the bells and whistles will be in place for The Race ‘Round
The Lake on Sunday June 6th starting at … READ MORE →
June 3, 2004 – June is here, and that means Bear Mountain Challenge ’04 is
ready to go. The eighth annual event is stop number two on the SISU BC Cup
calendar and promises to be … READ MORE →
June 2, 2004 – With solid help by her two remaining teammates, German Judith
Arndt (Nurnberger-Versicherung) managed to hold on to her yellow jersey and
win the final victory in the Tour of Greater Montreal in Terrebonne,
a … READ MORE →
June 2, 2004 – Trek VW Racing Team will be hosting the first ever criterium
in Yaletown, Vancouver on Wednesday June 30 starting at 4pm.
This event is part of the bike month calendar. The Trek VW … READ MORE →
June 2, 2004 – The Velodrome in Detroit, is host to the first Ontario Track
Camp of 2004. On Friday afternoon the training session will begin at 3pm
and we have the use of the track untill … READ MORE →
June 1, 2004 (Toronto) – Cervélo Cycles and MIT’s Center for Sports Innovation have recently collaborated on an update of the test facilities at the Wright Brothers Wind Tunnel located at the Massachusetts Institute … READ MORE →
May 31, 2004 – Petra Rossner (GER, Nurnberger-Versicherung) temporarily took
over the Tour of Greater Montreal after outsprinting fellow German Regina
Schleicher (Safi-Pasta Zara Manhattan) and Norwegian Anita Valen (S.A.T.S.),
completing a Criterium in front of an excited … READ MORE →
June 1, 2004 – Max Van Heeswijk of Belgium, part of the U.S. Postal Service
Team that helped Lance Armstrong win the 2001 Tour de France, outperformed
an international field of over 180 pro cyclists in the … READ MORE →
June 1, 2004 – Today’s third stage of the Tour of Montreal will go down in
the history of the race as an epic day. Not only was the course one to
remember but the torrential … READ MORE →
June 1, 2004 – Cedric Gracia took a victory from the world’s best freeriders
in the high class competition of the first ever Adidas Slopestyle in
Saalbach Hinterglemm, Austria.
Twenty-eight riders of nine different nationalities took part … READ MORE →
June 1, 2004 – Dear Cycling Community Members, Please join us in a
celebration of cycling and Toronto’s bike culture at the City’s inaugural
Community Bicycle Festival. Find out what the Toronto
Bike Plan proposes … READ MORE →
June 1, 2004 – Twenty cyclists have been selected by cancer community
leaders to join
cancer survivor and five-time Tour de France champion
Lance Armstrong in the Bristol-Myers Squibb Tour of
HopeTM. Almost 1,200 people applied to bike across
mountains … READ MORE →

June 1, 2004 – A thrilling, colourful, action-packed sporting spectacle that
reaches more spectators on their own doorsteps than any other event staged
in this country is set to return to this country in style in the … READ MORE →
June 1, 2004 – Peter Appleton, OCA/Chico racing Downhill Race Coordinator,
will be building the 4X track at Hardwood for the O-Cup and needs access to
a bobcat for a day. If there is someone that knows … READ MORE →