- Violence flares as the Chinese rage at Japan (Mail and Guardian)
- Hoy suffers nasty crash in Japan
- Armstrong Fuels Intrigue on His Future
- Di Luca triumphs in Amstel
- First Edition Cycling News for April 18, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Lance's farewell Tour de France
- Armstrong set to announce retirement (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
- Armstrong set to announce retirement (The Age)
- Armstrong set to announce retirement (Sydney Morning Herald)
- Armstrong Expected to Address His Future (AP via Yahoo! News)
- Armstrong could settle questions about retirement (USA Today)
- British success in madison
- Plaza secures Aragon Tour win
- Armstrong Set to Make Announcement Monday (San Francisco Chronicle)
- Armstrong could settle retirement questions (Fox Sports)
- Armstrong Set to Make Announcement Monday (AP via Yahoo! News)
- 40th Amstel Gold Race - PT (Cyclingnews.com)
- Monday's EuroFile: CVV ready to roll; Ullrich hammers out schedule; Valverde can go for it (VeloNews)
- Double gold joy for Britain
- New Zealander sets out on his own (Monterey County Herald)
- THE END OF THE ROAD (Monterey County Herald)
- RACING IN HIGH GEAR (San Jose Mercury News)
- JUST GETTING BY, BUT WITH A SMILE (Monterey County Herald)
- Hamilton Presses His Case (Los Angeles Times via Yahoo! News)
- Hamilton Presses His Case (Los Angeles Times via Yahoo! News)
- Cycling season begins (Richmond.com)
- Armstrong's check still isn't in mail (Reg Req'd)
- Lowe, Hanusova win Sea Otter short track; Rennie, Jonnier take dual slalom (VeloNews)
- Cyclists pedaling to nationals (Lancaster Online)
- Violence flares as the Chinese rage at Japan (Guardian Unlimited)
- Violence rises as the Chinese rage at Japan (The Observer)
- Tour de France Preview
- Is Armstrong the Retiring Type? Opinions Vary on Whether He Will and When
- Motor cycling: Rossi cuts up rough to repel Honda hordes (Guardian Unlimited)
- Brit duo beaten in time trial
- Could Lance Armstrong retire Monday?
- Colorado's Multi-Day Mountain Bike Tours
- FEATURED WEB SITES (AccessNorthGA)
- Changes at Afton should shake up drivers’ rosters (The Daily Star)
- Rock star or not, cyclist gets results (Monterey County Herald)
- Changing Seasons
- Daytime pedaling gives way to nighttime partying (Monterey County Herald)
- Threads go high-tech - New-age textiles give strength to everything from medical devices to tires (The Chronicle Herald)
- Indiana University Little 500 - IM (Cyclingnews.com)
- Race car driver, inventor dies at 58 By Amy Bowenaboabowen@stcloudtimes.com (St. Cloud Times)
- Davis native excels in mountain biking (The Charleston Gazette)
- Missouri's movie industry is reeling from budget cuts (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- Saddles: Be Kind to Your Behind
- Wow, what a weekend (Anniston Star)
- Crested Butte's Trail 403
- First Edition Cycling News for April 16, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Frankie Andreu - Inside the Peloton (Daily Peloton)
- Armstrong heads Dauphine Libere cast
- UPS teams up with Tour de Georgia (BizJournals)
- Brits make winning start
- Southern California Volvo Retailers Team Up With Cycles Veloce for 2005 (The Auto Channel)
- Southern California Volvo Retailers Team Up With Cycles Veloce for 2005 (The Auto Channel)
- The Big Brown Truck Supports Dodge Tour De Georgia (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
- Colorado Trail Singletrack
- Friday's Mailbag: Lance's plans; Discovery's jerseys; Hincapie article; and Tour of Colorado (VeloNews)
- Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Climbing mountains (VeloNews)
- Mari's Musings: Riding the corkscrew like a motorcyclist . . . well, almost (VeloNews)
- Hincapie targets Amstel triumph
- Gutierrez taken to hospital
- Latest Cycling News for April 15, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Armstrong Could Be Writing His Swan Song
- Durango's Dry Fork Loop
- Armstrong ready to roll (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News)
- Staying on Course is Half the Battle City's Charms Await Tour De Georgia Cyclists (RedNova)
- Outdoors calendar (The State)
- Marine overcomes testicular cancer
- Pacific Rim Sports Summitt to be called off
- Schedules for area athletes are heating up (St. Petersburg Times)
- A Pearl of a Pass
- NORBA new on the ticket at Teva Games (Vail Daily)
- Sea Otter Classic MTB Stage Race - D2 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Finding a Flair in the Smartest Fabrics of Our Lives (New York Times)
- Bracelets for a cause
- Biking the East Coast Greenway
- Statement on congessional committee request
- Hondo sacked by team
- Host Families Welcome 'Sea Otter' Cyclists (KSBW)
- One thing you'll never forget how to do (Brown and White)
- Thomas takes on Le Tour
- '05 Tour of Hope applications due April 20
- Legally Speaking - with Bob Mionske: Bad Shipping News: Part II (VeloNews)
- GB Tour heads to Scotland
- Neck and Back Pain in Bicycling (Roadcycling)
- Tour de France - Topix.net
- Weekend getaway: WWU North Shore Circuit Race (Tacoma News Tribune)
- Tech News – April 14, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Public library activities (The Indianapolis Star)
- The Testarossa Vineyards Cat's Hill Classic Bicycle Race (PR Web)
- Plenty of events are coming up (Florida Today)
- Police news (Manassas Journal Messenger)
- Bergman receives two-year suspension
- A Look at Fassa Bortolo's Bikes for Paris-Roubaix (Roadcycling)
- Hincapie 2nd at Paris-Roubaix, 4th in ProTour
- '05 Tour of Hope applications due Aug. 20
- [ Movies Index | Show Times | Silicon Valley | Metroactive Home | Archives ] (MetroActive)
- Pan Am Championships team announced
- A Fred's Eye View: The velvet rope in Georgia; House guests in Redlands (VeloNews)
- Los Tres Hombres de las Montanas...
- Scottish stage for expanded Tour
- Continental Drift with Andrew Hood: So, what's he gonna say?
- Continental Drift with Andrew Hood: So, what's he gonna say? (VeloNews)
- Latest Cycling News for April 13, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Boonen claims victory
- Wednesday's EuroFile: Klöden shifts gears; Galdeano recovers; Going to Glasgow (VeloNews)
- Castroneves leads way at Infineon test session (Contra Costa Times)
- Fitness worries for Armstrong
- Nebraska cycling team heats up in Puerto Rico BY BRIAN CHRISTOPHERSON / Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln Journal Star)
- Tour freewheels back to Scotland
- Team TIAA-CREF - 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- The Daily Collegian - Going where the boys go (Massachusetts Daily Collegian)
- Millar gets Tour reprieve
- Belgian Cyclist Resists Comparisons (New York Times)
- Press Release - Michael Barry book signing in Denver, April 14
- Steel is passe, 'extreme textiles' are in (The Times of India)
- 2005 route
- PRESS RELEASE - Tour of Connecticut route unveiled (VeloNews)
- First Edition Cycling News for April 13, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Cycling: Belgian rider resists comparisons (International Herald Tribune)
- Despite rain, cold weather Cub Scouts ride in annual bicycle rodeo (Los Banos Enterprise)
- The Weekly Online! (The Weekly)
- Tuesday's EuroFile: Hamilton still waiting; Ullrich in Aragon; VDB's last flicker
- KidzFest is Back (The Montgomery Bulletin)
- High-tech threads have futuristic uses (International Herald Tribune)
- The Union - Sports (The Union)
- Tuesday, April 12, 2005 (Morgan Hill Times)
- Armstrong gives us hope, so we hope he is clean (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
- Latest Cycling News for April 12, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Sports & Leisure Sports & Leisure (Richmond.com)
- Kabush, Haywood win Overall GC at NORBA #2
- Building towards Beijing: Part II (Cyclingnews.com)
- Cycling for a cause (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
- The Newsday Nassau County Fair Upcoming (South Bay News)
- First Edition Cycling News for April 12, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- 'Extreme Textiles' Come of Age (New York Times)
- Archived Articles (BikeBiz.com)
- Armstrong Makes Surprise Ride, Places 15th
- Armstrong Surprises In SoCal; Hincapie 2nd At Paris-Roubaix (News Channel 5 Cleveland)
- Wherry, Thorburn lead NRC standings
- Armstrong Surprises In SoCal; Hincapie 2nd At Paris-Roubaix (KSAT San Antonio)
- Red Cedar Speedway begins racing season (Dunn County Online)
- Surviving peace (The Times Argus)
- Latest Cycling News for April 11, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Unstoppable Boonen tames the Hell of the North
- Motor Cycling: Furious Gibernau vows to fight back (Channel NewsAsia)
- Off-road cyclists bring sport to Sylvan Island (Quad-City Times)
- Carney's last stand: The Jame Carney diary 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Weighty matters (Cyclingnews.com)
- Motor cycling: Rossi angers Gibernau (Guardian Unlimited)
- Farrar notches first European win
- First Edition Cycling News for April 11, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Boonen's star continues to rise in Belgium (VeloNews)
- Track worlds - U.S. team preview
- Boonen claims Paris-Roubaix win
- Cycling: Boonen on the double in Paris-Roubaix (Channel NewsAsia)
- Motor Cycling: Rossi opens with hardfought win in Spain (Channel NewsAsia)
- Cyclists heat up in downtown Stockton (Recordnet.com)
- Eurosport - Cycling - Live and Results. Men and Women. - Paris-Roubaix (Eurosport)
- Cape Epic - NE (Cyclingnews.com)
- 103rd Paris-Roubaix - PT (Cyclingnews.com)
- Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: California's pioneers (VeloNews)
- English patient unsuitable case for treatment (Guardian Unlimited)
- CYCLING: Le Tua - a solid club (New Straits Times)
- Motor Cycling: Rossi is a Honda humbler (Guardian Unlimited)
- First Edition Cycling News for April 10, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Cycling: Boonen bids for Roubaix glory (Channel NewsAsia)
- VeloBriefs: Lemire memorial race set Sunday; collegiate nats' courses announced (VeloNews)
- Motor cycling: Byrne hots up for uphill battle (Guardian Unlimited)
- Soggy Bottom Round 3 (BikeMagic.com)
- Product Review: Continental GP Attack + GP Force Tires (Roadcycling)
- Calendar (Nevada Appeal)
- Hammond cleared for Paris-Roubaix
- Soft on the outside, hard on the inside (BikeMagic.com)
- International Queen's Baton Relay 2005 (di-ve)
- Monday';s EuroFile: CVV ready to roll; Ullrich hammers out schedule; Valverde can go for it (VeloNews)
- A need for speed (Recordnet.com)
- Armstrong backs New York to host 2012 Olympics
- Di Luca seals Basque win
- Welcome to Hell: Paris-Roubaix beckons (VeloNews)
- Motor cycling: Brakes on Rossi as Gibernau sets pace (Guardian Unlimited)
- Armstrong asks for 125,000 dollars from ex-personal assistant
- Di Luca snatches Basque victory
- Armstrong now backs New York to host 2012 Olympics
- Courses for collegiate road nationals
- Fraboni plans to bike 10,000 miles this year -- between races (Duluth Budgeteer News)
- Friday's Mailbag: Moto madness; Lance, rumors and the press; and more on race promotion (VeloNews)
- Osa close to Basque glory
- Erik Zabel: T-Mobile's durable Deutscher delivers
- All Roads Lead Italian to Northern 'Hell' CYCLING (RedNova)
- All Roads Lead Italian to Northern 'Hell' CYCLING (RedNova)
- Cycling: Diabolic organisers plan bumpy ride (Channel NewsAsia)
- Cycling stars head to L.A. for track worlds
- Velodrome taking shape (Slam! Sports)
- Saunders Wins First Irish Stage Cycling Island cyclists were well...
- Calland and Lomas pick of bunch for Nomads (icCroydon)
- Craig wins CX National Champs (BikeMagic.com)
- Osa edges closer to Basque glory
- LIVERMORE / Senior citizens, start your walkers! / Retirement community excited about big race (San Francisco Chronicle)
- Not just yellow bracelets (San Jose Mercury News)
- Latest Cycling News for April 8, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Armstrong sets April 18 deadline (Reg Req'd)
- LANCE GIVES APPLE BID A PEDAL-PUSH (New York Post)
- An interview with Erinne Willock, April 8, 2005 Webcor's maple leaf blows into California (Cyclingnews.com)
- Armstrong May Retire After Tour De France (Reg Req'd)
- Teflon Man: We want to believe Lance Armstrong is clean (Winston-Salem Journal)
- Valverde wins Basque stage again
- Canada's Cycling Magazine
- British Cycling champs lauded in Parliament (BikeBiz.com)
- First Edition Cycling News for April 8, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Controversy as Mattan wins
- Oliver Gavin - the "marathon man" (Motorsport.com)
- Stocks Rise As Investors Eye Oil Prices
- Cyclists mourn a life of promise cut short (Arizona Daily Sun)
- Experience 2005 Giro D'Italia with Ultimate Tuscan Cycling Vacation (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
- Biking: All roads lead Italian to northern 'hell' (International Herald Tribune)
- Cyclists count down to Iron Horse (Durango Herald)
- Legally Speaking - with Bob Mionske: Bad Shipping News (VeloNews)
- 'Sorry' Lance Rides in as N.y. Spokes-Man
- Double duty isn't pie in the sky for Cummings (The Buffalo News)
- Lipton(R) Gears Up With America's Only Women's Pro Cycling and Triathlon Team (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
- Latest Cycling News for April 7, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Countdown begins for the Sea Otter Classic (Monterey County Herald)
- Countdown begins for the Sea Otter Classic (Monterey County Herald)
- Fixed-Gear Bikes an Urban Fixture (Wired News)
- Armstrong Gives Us Hope Against Dope (Washington Post)
- Mick Rogers interview
- Cycling | Cyclists make a name for Tufts among competitors (Tufts Daily)
- Cyclists are passionate bunch (Florida Today)
- Duathlon can be humbling (Florida Today)
- Mattan triumphs amid controversy
- Summer Solutions Special Classes Stir Up Interest in Science (RedNova)
- First Edition Cycling News for April 7, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- Valverde clinches tense win
- TEAM PR: Navigators race report - Ghent-Wevelgem (VeloNews)
- Nike to release Lance Armstrong clothing collection (Reg Req'd)
- Cycling: Valverde wins Tour of Basque country third stage (Channel NewsAsia)
- World finals for Fort William
- On the Record (Daily Record)
- Latest Cycling News for April 6, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
- BMX track's completion expected within a month (The Arizona Republic)
- Results and Reports from Australia (Cyclingnews.com)
- Armstrong's mom works to accentuate positive
- Cycling: Sidelined Thomas raring for return (icWales)
- Sidelined Thomas is raring for his return (icWales)
- Incidents from law-enforcement agencies around the county (Seattle Times)
- Wrecked boat out 6 months for repair (Santa Barbara News-Press)