February 26, 2004 – The registration times have changed due to the concernof long-distance travellers. As earlier posted on the Abbotsford schedule,registration was from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and racing at 7:00 p.m. We … READ MORE →

February 26, 2004 – Please be advised that a Continental Cycling Technical Coaching Course of the Pan American Olympic Solidarity Program will be held from May 10-19, 2004 in Uruguay. The Canadian Cycling Association has … READ MORE →

February 26, 2004 – One name was left off the list of riders previously announced for the European espoir spring project: Brandon Crichton, 19, of Burlington, Ont., is also a member of the eight-man Canadian … READ MORE →

February 25, 2004 – Four Cycling BC members are vying for top honours in Sport BC's prestigious “Athlete of the Year” Awards, helping to boost cycling's profile within the wider sporting community. Cycling BC President … READ MORE →

February 25,  2004 – The official 2004 Women's Pro Cycling Tour (PCT) schedule was released  today by Threshold Sports LLC, owner of the PCT and the nation's foremost  producer of professional cycling events.  The PCT … READ MORE →

February 25, 2004 -USA Cycling announced today the recognition of a National Trials Series in conjunction with the 2004 NORBA National Mountain Bike Series and the American Mountain Bike Challenge (AMBC) calendar. The nationally recognized … READ MORE →

February 25, 2004 – After less than one  month, all 500 team-slots for the 7th adidas BIKE Transalp Challenge are  already allocated. “The demand for slots exceeds our expectations by far,” says  says an overwhelmed … READ MORE →

February 24th, 2004 – Yesterday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida sixteen Canadian track athletes endured a grueling series of trial events in the hopes of qualifying for the Mexico World Cup team. The top endurance and … READ MORE →

February 23, 2004 – The riders who will make up the Canadian team for the CCA Espoir project this spring have been selected after a training camp at the Pacific Sport National Cycling Centre in … READ MORE →

February 24, 2004 -USA Cycling announced today the recognition of a national trials series in conjunction with the 2004 NORBA National Mountain Bike Series and the American Mountain Bike Challenge (AMBC) calendar. The nationally recognized … READ MORE →

February 23, 2004 – Please be advised that a Continental Cycling Technical Coaching Course of the Pan American Olympic Solidarity Program will be held from May 10-19, 2004 in Uruguay. The Canadian Cycling Association has … READ MORE →

February 23, 2004 – Symmetrics Cycling is proud to announce Northern Feather DreamMakers as a partner sponsor of the Symmetrics Cycling Team. Northern Feather DreamMakers, the west coast's premiere purveyor of luxury sleep products, is … READ MORE →

February 23, 2004 – Cycling BC is pleased to announce cross-country mountain biker Ryder Hesjedal is a finalist in the “Senior Male Athlete of the Year” category of Sport B.C.'s prestigious Athlete of the Year … READ MORE →

February 23, 2004 – Role: The role of the Board, on behalf of members of the OCA and the cycling community in general, is to work to promote the sport of cycling and to make … READ MORE →

February 23, 2004 – On behalf of our client Velo Enterprise, Inc., the worlds leading OEM bicycle saddle manufacturer, we announce the signing of  the Colavita Olive Oil Pro Cycling Team, a Division III pro … READ MORE →

 February 23, 2004 –For the ispo BrandNew Awards to be held this summer, the organizers expect to see the 1,000th application since the start of the competition back in 2000. Innovators from all over the … READ MORE →

February 23, 2004 – T-Mobile's Dede Barry is currently racing in Australia. Pedal caught up with her to see how she is doing..Pedal: Dede, how's life down under? Enjoying Australia? Barry: Life down under is … READ MORE →

February 22, 2004 – Today's eleventh edition of the Classic Haribo lived up to its reputation as a sprinter's event as approximately 70 riders made it to the finish line in Marseille for a field … READ MORE →

February 22, 2004 – Australia's Katie Mactier took the first stage of the Geelong Tour, a 8km ITT.  Compatriots Kathy Watt and Louise Yaxley took third. Half-Canadian Dede Barry (T-Mobile) finished ninth. Canada's Manon Jutras … READ MORE →

February 21, 2004 – Erik Zabel (T-Mobile) took the last stage of the Vuelta Andalucía on thursday in a tight sprint over Oscar Freire Gomez (Rabobank). Check out the photos from Cor Vos…Stage 5 – … READ MORE →

February 21, 2004 – US Postal Service led a veritable coup today, with their team-leader Lance Armstrong winning, followed by Floyd Landis and Victor Hugo Pena. Canada's Michael Barry finished an impressive seventh, losing only … READ MORE →

February 21, 2004 – Over 20,000 people paid tribute to the late Italian cycling champion Marco Pantani, who died last Saturday, February 14. The funeral took place in the town of Cesenatico and was attended … READ MORE →

February 21, 2004 – Nestled in the towering rocky mountain peaks of Canmore, Alberta this winter I have experienced the teasing Chinooks winds bringing plus temperature days at random intervals. Such days trick my heart … READ MORE →

February 21, 2004 – The first Women's Cycling Conference in BC hosted by Cycling BC was held on February 7, 2004 in Vancouver. The conference Chairperson, Pamela Egger, who is also Masters National Road and … READ MORE →

February 20, 2004 – The CCA will be holding a “Training and Evaluation Camp” at the Brian Picoolo Park Velodrome in Cooper City, Florida from February 22nd to March 9th. The camp will be run … READ MORE →