Downside to velib pedal-power boom in Paris
Paris's velib pedal-power boom has apparently led to a jump in bicycle-related accidents and deaths, including those of three riders who were crushed under the wheels of heavy vehicles. More
Most bicycle accidents are preventable, says expert
Most bicycle accidents happen at intersections and are preventable, according to Montreal's Health and Social Services Department director Patrick Morency. More
Specialized offering special Tour deal for bike buyers
Specialized are reportedly offering those who buy their bikes a special deal during the Tour de France which entitles them to up to $400 in free equipment. More
Campagnolo, Specialized adopt Hutchinson Road Tubeless tech
Campagnolo and Specialized have reportedly adopted the Hutchinson Road Tubeless technology by creating tubeless wheelsets for 2009. More
H30 Partners form alliance with Hincapie Sportswear
H3O Partners, a strategic marketing and branding firm, have reportedly formed a strategic alliance with Hincapie Sportswear. More
Hushovd takes Stage 2 of TdF, Valverde retains yellow jersey
Norwegian sprinter Thor Hushovd (Credit Agricole) took the 164.5km Stage 2 of the Tour de France while Spaniard Alejandro Valverde (Caisse d'Epargne) kept his yellow jersey. More / Photos
LeMond: Pro cycling doesn't need the UCI
Three-time Tour de France champ Greg LeMond is apparently convinced that pro cycling "no longer needs the UCI" and would be better off with a new federation to restore its image. More / LeMond speaks
Steegmans ditches Quick Step for two-year deal with Tinkoff
Belgian sprinter Gert Steegmans (Quick Step) has reportedly signed a two-year deal with Russian Tinkoff team. More
Bicycles more popular than ever in China
Despite the growing numbers of cars in China, bicycles are apparently still popular, especially among commuters. More
Aussie cyclists on 3,700km ride to raise funds
An Australian cycling group are on a 3,700km journey from Broken Hill to Darwin to raise money for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. More