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Michael Barry Q & A Pedal Exclusive

Question of the Day:Hello Michael,A group of us are going to Javea in March to do some cycling (100 km every other day with running and swimming on off days). We were wondering if you … READ MORE →

Road Worlds 2002 Espoir Starters Announced

October 6, 2002 -Following the conclusion of the Paris-Tours race in France yesterday, National Team Coach Jacques Landry announced the starters in the Espoir category for the Road World Championships, which begin tomorrow in Zolder, … READ MORE →

Hesjedal To Miss Worlds

October 3, 2002 -Ryder Hesjedal is returning to Canada a little earlier than expected. Due to injuries suffered following a crash last week at the Tour of Seine et Marne, Hesjedal is going to miss … READ MORE →

New World Disorder III Movie

October 3, 2002 – Bush Pilot Biking, in association with Cove Bikes, is proud to present the Canadian premiere of the latest Freeride Entertainment production, “New World DisorderIII–Freewheel Burnin'.” Featuring loads of world class and … READ MORE →

Mark Walters Loses Appeal

October 3, 2002 – Mark Walters has lost his appeal of the decision made by the Canadian Cycling Association's (CCA) High Performance Committee (HPC) regarding the team composition for the 2002 Road World Championships in … READ MORE →

Lewis & Clark Bicycle Trail Revisited

October 2, 2002, (Missoula, MT) – On June 18, 2002, six students from Santa Barbara Middle School and three teachers embarked on a 120-day journey following Adventure Cycling's newest route: the Lewis & Clark Bicycle … READ MORE →

Cops on Wheels – Yes!

Kudos to you for writing about the bicycle unit of Toronto's (and Canada's) finest in your “point de vue feminine” column. I just wanted to point out that Toronto's cops on bikes have to complete … READ MORE →

Interbike’s Cycling Celebrities

Laguna Beach, CA (October 1, 2002) – As the bicycle industry prepares to converge on Las Vegas' Sands Expo and Convention Center for the 21st annual Interbike trade show this week, several of cycling's top … READ MORE →

New President at the SCA

September 30, 2002 -The Saskatchewan Cycling Association welcomes their new President Ted Quade of Regina. “Ted is a randonneur but his family name might be familiar. His brother Roy Quade was a top road racer … READ MORE →

2002 Road Worlds Facts

September 30, 2002 (Zolder, Belgium) – Yesterday, Circuit Zolder, the World Championships organiser, and the Royal Belgian Cycling Federation jointly organised a press conference. The World Championships' organisation detailed the latest facts & figures and … READ MORE →

Ready To Go Home

“It has been a great championships but I'm packed and ready to go home tomorrow,” commented Canadian Team Coach Kurt Innes in an exclusive interview. The coaches and officials have put in gallant efforts to … READ MORE →

Aitor Gonzalez Claims Overall Win

September 29, 2002 – By triumphing in the final time trial today Aitor Gonzalez claimed the overall win in the 2002 Vuelta. It is the fourth time in the history of the Vuelta that a … READ MORE →

Charly Mottet Soon in Zolder

September 27, 2002 – The Road Worlds 2002 are closing in. Charly Mottet, technical deputy of the UCI, will arrive on Monday, 30th September. Together with Albert Palmers, Alderman of Public Works of the Heusden-Zolder … READ MORE →

Sunny Skis and More Medals

September 28, 2002 – The skies have opened up with one day to go in the 2002 World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark. Rainy skies have changed into sunny days and the Canadian staff took advantage … READ MORE →

COC Announces New Communications Director

September 25, 2002 – (Toronto ON) – The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) is pleased to announce that Jackie DeSouza has joined the organization as Director of Communications, based in the COC's Toronto office.“We're happy to … READ MORE →

2002 Track Worlds Update

Two days remain at the 2002 Track World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark and already there have been stellar performances put forth by the 350 athletes representing thirty five different countries. Built only 15 months ago, … READ MORE →

Heras Likely To lose Amarillo in Time Trial

September 26, 2002 -Banesto's JosÈ Vicente Garcia Acosta won Friday's Vuelta stage in impressive fashion, but just as spectacular was general classification runner-up Aitor Gonzalez' last gasp heroics to nibble away at the 1 minute … READ MORE →

Blanco Wins Last Mountain Stage

September 26, 2002 – Santiago Blanco has won the last mountain stage of the Vuelta a España 2002. The 28 year-old cyclist of the Ibanesto.com team was the sole survivor of a breakaway group during … READ MORE →

Ryder Hesjedal Wins!

Sep 25, 2002 – As reported by Bob Buker, Ryder Hesjedal (Victoria) has just won the Volta Catalunya de l'Avenir, in Spain. Hesjedal won the overall GC, with help from his hard-working teammates on the … READ MORE →

Zabel Comes Up Short Again

September 25, 2002 – Finally, Erik Zabel seemed to have clinched his first stage win in the Vuelta a Espana, until Angelo Furlan passed the German sprint ace to post the first big victory of … READ MORE →

2002 Road Worlds Update

September 25, 2002 – Two more weeks to go before the start of the Road World Championships on the Zolder Circuit. The first podium ceremony will take place within 14 days and a few days … READ MORE →

IMBA On the Trail This Week

September 24-30, 2002 – Wedding Bells in Ontario. Mark Schmidt and Lora Woolner of the Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew have a huge day ahead. On Saturday, September 28, the couple is getting married at an … READ MORE →

Aurora Cyclo-Cross 2002

Skiis & Biikes Aurora Cyclo-cross November 7Aurora Leisure ComplexIndustrial Parkway Aurora1km east of Yonge St., 1 km west of Bayview, 0.5km north of wellington St. (Aurora Rd.)Exits to Aurora Rd. from Highway 400Scott Doel 416-391-8654 … READ MORE →

The Old Farmer’s Almanac 2002-2003 Winter Predicition

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