April 6, 2003 – Lotto-Domo's Peter Van Petegem won the 87th Tour ofFlanders by outsprinting Frank Vandenbroucke (Quick.Step-Davitamon). With16K remaining the pair of Belgians broke away from a 12- rider leadgroup. Van Petegem was too … READ MORE → 0 comments

It’s 5:00 p.m. on a Monday, and my mind has successfully achieved adull-numb delirium from staring at a computer screen all day. My droopingeyes wander the walls of my office until they fall upon … READ MORE → 0 comments

The new event 4X, pronounced four-cross, was given its official name last year in November 2001 by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), and is now, for any spectator, one of the more exciting forms of … READ MORE → 0 comments

Summer 2002 finds the BMX world in a very healthy state. In the U.S., specific BMX/Extreme parks are being built—Camp Woodward in Pennsylvania has been running for a few years, and a new California park … READ MORE → 0 comments

This year, we visited Germany's International Bicycle Trade Fair, or IFMA Cologne 2002, in the books as one of the world's largest trade shows. And, according to all accounts, it far exceeded all expectations in … READ MORE → 0 comments

May 12, 2003 – It has started. Planning and logistics are under way to set a record for a non-stop human powered land crossing of Canada from the Pacific to the Atlantic in ten days … READ MORE → 0 comments

(HACKETTSTOWN, NJ) September 3, 2002 – After a week of hectic National TrackChampionship racing, rain delays, and silver medals, Navigators’ MartyNothstein took the victory in the 10-Mile Scratch Race Championship at theLehigh Valley (Pennsylvania) Velodrome … READ MORE → 0 comments

August 13, 2002 – 24 Hours of Adrenalin presented by Jeep® in Barrie, isnow sold out for the fifth year in a row. This annual mountain bike teamrelay race will take place at Hardwood Hills … READ MORE → 0 comments

With the announcement of Canada’s National MTB team for the 2002 MTB Worlds many people were not surprised when B.C.’s Michelle Dumaresq made the team. She was granted the automatic spot after winning … READ MORE → 0 comments

August 29, 2002 – For the last few months some angry and disturbed mountainbikers in Canada have petitioned the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) toban Michelle Dumaresq from womenís competitive downhill mountain biking.The petition concludes that … READ MORE → 0 comments

September 7, 2002 – For the second year in a row, the Canadian CyclingAssociation is selling off it’s fleet of Devinci Millenium 2002 bicycles.Although these practically new bikes can only be shipped out to … READ MORE → 0 comments

August 14, 2002 (Toronto, on) – It is with great regret that the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) announces the sudden passing of Jim Thompson, CEO of the COC, this morning in Vancouver, where he was … READ MORE → 0 comments

May 21, 2003 – The Warp Speed Time Trial in North Vancouver was the first real test of the season on May 10. Sandra Walter rode a strong race on her brand new Marin road … READ MORE → 0 comments

May 30, 2003 – Sandra Walter continues to dominate the Mountain Bike circuit! On May 25 she rode her Marin Mt Vision Pro away from the rest of Ontario's top racers to win and Ontario … READ MORE → 0 comments

May 7, 2003 – Team Kappa's diverse and talented female cyclists are revvedup for the 2003 season! They're already off to a flying start with a goodcollection of podium finishes.Lisa Sweeney, 22, two-time medallist at … READ MORE → 0 comments

June 7, 2003 (Mont Tremblant, Quebec) – Canada Cup XC #3 at Mont Tremblant, Quebec results.Senior Elite Men – 5 laps, 45 kilometres1. Peter Wedge (Kona)2. James Vantoever (Morati)3. Roddi Lega (United Cycle)4. Julian Hine … READ MORE → 0 comments

September 9, 2002 – Mario Cipollini was once again unbeatable in the Vueltad’España. The Italian sprint ace of the Acqua & Sapone team outclassed compatriotAlessandro Petacchi and Austrian Gerrit Glomser to claim his secondstraight stage … READ MORE → 0 comments

The Canadian cycling community has lost Jim Miele, most famous for Miele bicycles, who passed away on January 12.Born in Casino, Italy, Miele came to Canada with his family when he was six years old. … READ MORE → 0 comments

The news pieces I collected this week were a source of inspiration for me. Most of the stories are about people coming together, through cycling, to help somebody, break a personal record, tell a story, … READ MORE → 0 comments

June 23, 2003 – We'd like to invite you to join us in taking mountain bike advocacy to the next level. After much discussion, a group of mountain bike advocates from around the country and … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 1, 2003 (Hamilton, Ont.) – This past weekend, the Hamilton 2003 Organizing Committee and the Canadian Cycling Association hosted the Tim Hortons Road Nationals as a test event for the 2003 Road World Championships, … READ MORE → 0 comments

June 16, 2003 (Saint Georges de Beauce, Quebec) – As well as providing stories and results from the Grand Prix de Beauce, June 17-22, Andrew Pinfold (Atlas Cold/Italpasta) will be reporting on some of the … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 29, 2003 – After this past Sunday's impressive victory in the Belgian Classic Liege-Bastogne-Liege, Canadian frame maker Cervelo, bike sponsor of Tyler Hamilton's CSC team, has sent Pedal some stats on his winning ride:Frame … READ MORE → 0 comments

February 24, 2003 – Yesterday saw a hard last stage in Portugal, where Denmark's Claus Michael Moller (Milaneza-MSS) clinched the overall by finishing second up the final climb. Canada's Michael Barry (USPS) rode well, helping … READ MORE → 0 comments

provided by Cannondale June 26, 2003 – A six-person TV crew from the Travel Channel visited the Cannondale factory in Bedford, Pennsylvania last week, shooting a segment for a new television series entitled “Made In … READ MORE → 0 comments