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The man who pushed his bike 175 miles – in Alaska
AS Christian Cullinane admitted, it was no place to have the pedal fall off your bike. With temperatures touching minus 30C and the white wilderness of Alaska stretching as far as the eye could see, there was nothing for it but to push. Which he did for 175 miles. The Iditarod Trail Invitational Race, held in the middle of winter from Knik Lake to McGrath, a 350-mile route out north west of Anchorage heading towards Nome, is billed as the ultimate endurance test for runners, skiers and cyclists. (15/04) ReadYou may also like
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The New York Times | 03/07/08 
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Endurance mountain biking relatively safe: study
ABC News | 03/07/08
The study examines injury and illness rates of nearly 15,000 elite and recreational riders during eight years of endurance races.
It shows hotter and ... More
Triathlon incidents may be wake-up call
Charleston Post Courier | 03/07/08
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Massive challenge for Mat in 3,000-mile US bike race
Hereford Times | 06/06/08
A HEREFORD man who cycles to work in Wolverhampton is taking part in the world's toughest bike ride next week.
Mat Wilson, from Credenhill, will be ... More
Ride a bike and save the world
Canöe | 29/05/08
"Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race." - H.G. Wells
Science has had a tremendous impact on ... More
'There's Mommy, riding a bike'
Toronto Star 1 | 29/05/08
Thirty-seven years after this race started, Grace Ramos stood, holding a video camera, at what her mother called "the finish line."
In Ecuador, men ... More
What goes through the head of a pro cyclist in a five-hour race?
VeloNews | 22/05/08
Somebody once made the mistake of asking “What do you think about out there during five hour races? It can't all be focus, right?”
You asked for it! ... More
The Race Across America... 3,000 miles on a bike!
9news.com | 22/05/08
It's been called "The World's Toughest Bike Race." What more of a challenge could four 50+ year old women ask for?
On June 11th, the Colorado Flash ... More
Pupils pedal length of Africa in virtual bike race challenge
Bikeradar | 15/05/08
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The Six Hour a Week Training Program
Pez Cyclingnews | 24/04/08 
I often hear from cyclists who would like to race but “just don't have enough time to train.” Even if you never plan to race, you can still see significant ... Read
Trapped in a vicious cycle
The Times | 28/09/06
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Teen cyclist emerges as king for a day
Herald Sun | 02/08/07
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Koreans win big at Vietnamese bike race
Thanhniennews | 03/05/07
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Danish capital to host string of cycling world championships
International Herald Tribune | 26/01/07
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An interview with Patrice Clerc: 'We're not afraid.'
Cyclingnews | 25/01/07
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Rookie borrows bike to beat Watt
The Australian | 11/01/07
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Tour de France strikes back at federation's grip on the big races
Guardian | 15/12/06
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No USADA testing at 'Toona raises questions
Cyclingnews | 20/08/07
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Pushing for reform
Cyclingnews | 16/07/07
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Tour de Torture: Who Is Prepared to Suffer the Most?
The New York Times | 03/07/08
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U B the expert: Do your own bike repairs
WalletPop | 03/07/08
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Ride to work and take the strain out of buying a bike
Independent | 20/06/08
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Season's first ride needn't be a pain
Canada.com | 06/06/08
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Thief Who “Tried Out” Bike Apprehended, Unpunished
Gothamist | 29/05/08
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Mike's Flying Bike for Google Earth
Google Earth Blog | 23/05/08
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The Fixed-Gear Trend in Santa Cruz
City on a Hill Press | 09/05/08
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Telegraph | 01/05/08
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Cinema-goers get on bikes to power film reel
Lancashire Evening Post | 03/04/08
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It's likely more eyes ... Read
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Yorkshire Post | 29/03/07
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Manchester Evening News | 18/01/07
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Journal Sentinel | 22/02/07
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Attack Of The Eggheads
Bicycling | 25/01/07
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On the Road for 4 Years and 25,000 Miles
The New York Times | 19/10/06
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American Chronicle | 24/05/07
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Pedal power
The Guardian | 12/04/07
In his first three years at secondary school, Kevin Kane's mum was spending more than £5 a week from her tight family budget so he could get the ... Read
Bicycle sales outpace cars as firms start treadly fleets
The Sydney Morning Herald | 11/01/07
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La Ruta 2006
Bikemag | 09/11/06
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