May 6, 2004 – A company that sets the standard in brake performance has teamed up with a park that sets the standard in gravity fed mountain biking. Hayes Disc Brake, a premiere manufacturer of … READ MORE →

May 6, 2004 – The 87th version of the Tour of Italy should prove to be a decidely difficult race in 2004. The Giro begins with a 7km prologue time trial on Saturday in Genova, … READ MORE →

May 6, 2004 – The CCA is pleased to announce that it has received confirmation of places for the upcoming 2004 Olympic Games for road cycling. In view of UCI rankings by nations and individuals … READ MORE →

May 5, 2004 -The 50th edition of the North French classic Four Days of Dunkirk began today with a 181K sojourn from the port city of Dunkirk to the country hamlet of Steenvoorde. The five-day, … READ MORE →

May 6, 2004 – The inaugural Yaletown Grand Prix is scheduled to take place on Wednesday June 30th, in the heart of Yaletown. Organized and promoted by The Yaletown Brewing Company and the Mark James … READ MORE →

May 6, 2004 – Ten junior riders have now qualified for the fourth annual Junior Pro Cycling Tour to be held Sunday, June 6, as part of the Wachovia USPRO Championship, now celebrating its 20th … READ MORE →

May 6, 2004 – Here are the results of the World Cup qualifier at Frisco Superdrome in Frisco, TX, USA from April 30 – May 2, 2004.Men Madison 40km1. Mike Freidman/Guillaume Nelessen 41 ptsOne lap … READ MORE →

May 6, 2004 – National DH projects are open to all Jr. Expert and Sr. Elite athletes. These projects are geared towards helping develop high-performance athletes achieve their goals and commitments to DH & Biker … READ MORE →

May 6, 2004 – BC Ferries is opening a design competition to equip their fleet with new racks to provide safe and efficient storage of bicycles for cyclists traveling between coastal communities it was announced … READ MORE →

May 5, 2004 – The 4X season in BC gets under way on May 8 at the newly re-designed Pipeline Bike Park in Coquitlam, BC. The second straight got a big facelift and the track … READ MORE →

May 5, 2004 – Manitoba's second cup of the year is presented by Woodcock Cycleworks, on Sunday, May 16, 2004. Here are the details: Where/Directions: Sandilands Provincial Park-East on Highway #1, South on Highway #12 … READ MORE →

May 5, 2004 – Cofidis' Jimmy Casper showed his team is back, taking the first stage of Dunkirk. Casper beat AG2R's Jean Patrick Nazon and Gerolsteiner's Danilo Hondo in the gallop to the line. Check … READ MORE →

May 4, 2004 – The Whistler Mountain Bike Park opened earlier than ever this weekend, and thanks to the trail crew's hard work, conditions were excellent.  As the season progresses, riders can expect even more … READ MORE →

May 5, 2004 – With selection a close-fought affair, Cycling BC would like to recognize and congratulate the five women selected to represent BC at the Columbia Plateau Stage Race from May 7-9. Dizzy Chick … READ MORE →

May 5, 2004 – With the 2004 Ontario Summer Games approaching we would like to give you a glimpse of the experience at the games.  We are currently looking for teams from across Ontario.  Click … READ MORE →

May 4, 2004 – Thursday May 6th marks the start of Team Coastal's Workopolis Thursday Challenge in Richmond, BC Race registration opens at: 5:15 PM first race at 6:30PM registration forms can be downloaded from … READ MORE →

May 4th, 2004 – It is with great pleasure that the Canadian Cycling Association welcomes the Montreal Women's World Cup and new Tour de Grand Montreal. With this being an Olympic year, Montrealers will be … READ MORE →

May 4, 2004 – Destined for legend in Ontario Cup history the Bonham & Co. Ontario Cup #1 didn't disappoint the 609 tried and true riders who championed through some adverse weather and course conditions. … READ MORE →

May 4, 2004 – The second round of the SISU BC Cup Series on May 1 & 2 was marked by several important milestones; a welcome return of road racing to the Okanagan Valley, a … READ MORE →

May 3, 2004 – Here are some results from yesterday's Springbank Park RR in London, Ontario.Mens 1-2-Pro (72 km)1. Jeff Schiller (London Centennial Wheelers)2. Ramon Mira De Orduna (St.Catharines CC)3. Tim F Lefebvre (Jet Fuel … READ MORE →

May 3, 2004 – Today the Jet Fuel Coffee team competed in the Whitcomb Road Race, a race far harder than anyone imagined. A 39×26 gear was suggested for the climb, but most of us … READ MORE →

May 2, 2004 – Sunday May 23, 9am to 3pm in Penticton, BC.  $50. Cost covers coaching, lunch, and shuttles. The camp will be led by many-time provincial and national champion Don Younie, along with … READ MORE →

May 2, 2004 – Phonak's Tyler Hamilton took the final stage of the Tour of Romandie, a 20.4km TT. With the win, Hamilton clinched the overall, repeating his 2003 triumph.  Brad McGee (FDJ) took second … READ MORE →

May 2, 2004 – Ahhh, the first race of the year in shorts and a jersey and boy was it hot! The Jet Fuel Coffee Team drove down to Massachusetts for a week-long training camp, … READ MORE →

May 1, 2004 – The Canadian Cycling Association (CCA) is accepting applications for 2005 events. All interested organizers are asked to submit a completed application by: Monday, May 17th, 2004Note: Application forms and related information … READ MORE →