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National News: Yukon’s Jackass
There are things that should never be done with Tabasco sauce and lime juice.
Snorting the peppery sauce up your nose and squeezing lime juice into your eyes is one example.
Unfortunately for Jason Lucas, he only found that out after the fact.
The whole thing was caught on camera on his newly released video, Idle Times.
It’s hard to watch without cringing.... Yukon News
Published: Sep 02, 2010 - 07:37 AM
National News: Bell wins four gold, one silver at cycling nationals
HOMEGROWN – Watson Lake’s Zach Bell, front, stormed the 2010 Track Cycling Canadian Championships at the National Cycling Centre in Bromont, Que., by winning four gold medals and a silver last weekend
Once Zach Bell gets rolling there are few in this country who can stop him.
The Watson Lake native dominated the 2010 Track Cycling Canadian Championships at the National Cycling Centre in Bromont, Que., last weekend.
Bell won all the titles up for grabs in the Elite Men’s Endurance category, including gold in the individual pursuit, points race, scratch race and men’s omnium, and a silver medal in the team pursuit as a member of the B.C. team.
... Whitehorse Star
Published: Sep 01, 2010 - 05:42 AM
National News: Flying cyclist issues cautionary warning
Last Sunday morning, as I cycled in the designated bike lane on Island Park Drive on my way to Pink Lake in Gatineau Park, I was hit by a car.
The car was waiting to make a left hand turn. A second car was waiting too -- it was right on the first car's rear bumper. I slowed down, but as I was passing the first car, the driver, feeling pressured by the car on his bumper, suddenly turned right into the designated cycling lane, to pull into a driveway. There was no time to avoid a collision and I hit the car, went over the hood and onto the pavement/grass.
... Ottawa Citizen
Published: Aug 09, 2010 - 01:42 AM
National News: Story of the strange ...
Teens suspects for fired cannon
The La Plata County Sheriff's Office has identified several teenagers suspected of firing a cannon at a Durango bicyclist who organized a fundraiser for multiple sclerosis.
Investigators plan to interview the juveniles with their parents present next week, said Ed Phippen, investigator with the Sheriff's Office.
The incident occurred about 8:15 a.m. Sunday on the Colorado Trail, northwest of Durango.
... Durango Herald
Published: Jul 30, 2010 - 09:58 AM
National News: Canadian man killed in Mexico
Ken Klowak, 43, of Orangeville, Ont., was shot and killed Wednesday in northern Mexico
A 43-year-old Ontario man has been killed while travelling in Mexico, friends of the man confirmed Monday.
Kenneth Charles Peter Klowak of Orangeville died suddenly on Wednesday, according to an online obituary.
According to the Mexican magazine Proceso, Klowak was shot twice by a group of armed men in the town of Allende in the state of Coahuila.
... Canadian Cyclist
Published: Jun 19, 2010 - 04:34 AM
National News: Cyclist killed in Laurentian Mountains
Another cyclist has died on Quebec roads — a 57-year-old man who was struck by a car in the town of Val Morin in the Laurentians on Saturday.
The man was riding alone on the shoulder of Highway 117, also known as Labelle Boulevard, when he was hit just after 8 p.m. ET, said Sgt. Richard Gagné of Quebec provincial police.
The cyclist died in hospital a few hours later. Other details were not immediately available.
Gagné said a 44-year-old woman will be charged with impaired driving causing death. The crash comes just two days after a 29-year-old driver of a pickup truck crashed into a group of cyclists on a highway in Rougemont, killing three and injuring three others.
Alcohol was not a factor in that incident, but the coroner investigating has said he will still be looking at whether the pickup was on cruise control. If that was the case, it's possible the driver was not fully concentrating on the road, André Dandavino said.
Published: May 16, 2010 - 06:51 PM
National News: Three Quebec cyclists die in accident involving pickup
Six cyclists were entangled in a scene of carnage on a Quebec highway Friday as scraps of twisted metal were scattered along a wide stretch of pavement Friday.
Three were declared dead. All were injured.
The accident involving a pickup truck in Rougemont, just south of Montreal, caused a shutdown of debris-strewn Highway 112.
There were speed bikes, helmets, sunglasses and even a sports watch scattered across a large distance, while orange police tape separated the road from the neighbouring municipality.
... Globe and Mail
Published: May 14, 2010 - 04:19 PM
National News: Para-cycling Eastern Development Camp Report - A Glimpse of the Future
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://www.pedalmag.com/images/pedal/4bda284a905cfCharles%20Moreau.2.jpg>Charlse Moreau...
April 29, 2010 (Ottawa, ON) – The Para-cycling Eastern Development camp concluded last weekend on another positive note for the National Program. The camp provided specific coaching and training sessions for nine development riders who attended their first National Training camp.
For the occasion, Team Mechanic, Patrick Gauthier joined the camp for one day, adjusting all the bicycles and working particularly on two new tricycles: Shelley Gauthier, looking at becoming the first female trike rider to represent Canada in an International event, and young Louis-Albert Corriveau, discovering para-cycling after suffering an accident only three years ago.
Myriam Adam, also a very young hand-cyclist was able to ride for the first time a proper hand-cycle that Patrick adjusted specifically for her measurements. Thank you to the Fédération québécoise des sports cyclistes and the Association québécoise des sports en fauteuil roulant for lending the equipment.
... Pedal Magazine
Published: May 01, 2010 - 01:00 AM
National News: Armstrong and Hansen expecting child
Lance Armstrong has announced that he and his girlfriend Anna Hansen are expecting their second child in a year.
Armstrong Twittered the announcement indicating that the new born could arrive in October. It would be the fifth child for Armstrong who also has three children from a former wife Kristen.
“Getting ?’s today about someone I’m following, a certain @Cincoarmstrong. What to say? Yet another blessing in our lives. I cannot wait!” he wrote on his Twitter account Thursday.
Armstrong hinted at the pregnancy last week when he wrote, “I got 2 arms, 2 legs, a nickname, and i’m 2 inches long. See y’all in October.”
Armstrong and Hansen had a son, Max, last summer.
Published: Apr 30, 2010 - 10:46 AM
National News: Five New York cyclists awarded $98000 in police lawsuit
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://cdn.mos.bikeradar.com/images/news/2010/03/31/1270048175904-b7a8i6zbmpdg-280-75.jpg>Five New York cyclists won $98,000 in damages from the NYPD after being wrongfully detained and arrested during a Critical Mass ride
The City of New York will pay $97,751 to five cyclists who were wrongfully detained and arrested by the New York City Police Department (NYPD) during a Critical Mass Ride held in March of 2007.
Justice will not be served until NYPD officers are held accountable for their unprovoked hostile force toward cyclists, according to plaintiff Richard Vazquez.
The money was split amongst all five plaintiffs each receiving an amount based on their individual circumstances.
... BikeRadar
Published: Mar 31, 2010 - 02:43 PM
National News: Continuing with our theme from last week of "Tattos for Cyclists"
Pozzato’s tats. Porn star, comedian, genius? An Arabic tattoo for Boasson Hagen.
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://walshworld.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/pozzato.jpg?w=440&h=589> Only the man and/or woman upstairs has this much ink
Twisted Spoke made a snap decision, because, well, sometimes we take on a sprinter mindset: primal instinct at high speed. Is Filippo Pozzato the reincarnation of 70’s porn star Johnny “Wadd” Holmes and more importantly, is the Italian cool or pathetically comical?
When we saw Liquigas’s Pozzato naked from the waist up with his massive script tattoo that reads “Only God can judge me” we were forced to make an immediate call.
... Twisted Spoke
Published: Feb 18, 2010 - 08:43 AM
National News: Canada’s Medal Quest: Gold, and Lots of It
No Canadian has ever won an Olympic gold medal on home soil, not even at the Winter Games, where one would think Canadians might have a bit of an advantage. But all that may be about to change if the organizers of the Vancouver Games, which begin Friday, have their way.
They want to rewire the national mind-set and come away with not just a couple of golds but the most medals over all. They have dedicated roughly $118 million to enhancing the performance of Canadian athletes, and have financed something called the Top Secret project, in which teams of scientists have been studying the various winter sports in hope of gaining a technological edge.
Published: Feb 10, 2010 - 01:13 PM
National News: BC Bike Race 2010 Route Announced
BC Bike Race - The Ultimate Singletrack Experience is ready to unveil its new 2010 route that takes riders on a seven day mountain bike adventure from Vancouver to Whistler. Though year 4 will not see a big change to the overall incredibly successful 2009 course, organizers have made some final ‘tweaks’ to fine tune the route and to include as much singletrack as possible. The 2010 adventure promises to truly deliver more singletrack than any other event on the planet.
Taking all the feedback from participants over the last successful 3 years, BC Bike Race course designers have not only added more of the good stuff - loamy singletrack - but have also simplified the travel logistics. Day 3 will no longer involve a 5 a.m. wake up, but will be the usual relaxed affair that pervades this unusually fun adventure experience. By adding Powell River - a little known singletrack mecca with a beach front venue - as the Day 3 destination, BCBR has created a beautiful cruise concept, with 4 BC Ferries crossings... just enough travel time to socialize, relax, build excitement and see the amazing coast.
Last year's event started with a full stage on Vancouver's North Shore and the legendary locale delivered a fierce opening round. While many riders want to see, feel and taste the North Shore riding, a full stage may not be the best way for the uninitiated. 2010 will include a short 2-3 km North Shore prologue, with just enough up, down and twisty trail to give all participants a taste, while only whetting the appetite for the next 7 days.
“We were so excited about next year, we went out on course and shot video of each day’s singletrack, which we’ve edited and posted on our website” said BC Bike Race President, Dean Payne. “Just a few little teasers to keep you all pumped on what’s around the corner.”
Most other days will see only a few changes as, over the last few years, the course designers have spent countless hours sweeping and buffing trails to create the “Ultimate Singletrack Experience”. Finally, as if there won't be enough fun in all the singletrack, riders can also look forward to more onsite activities in 2010.
Published: Nov 19, 2009 - 10:06 AM
National News: Gerard Vroomen named 2009 Engineer of the Year by the Royal Institute of Engineers
Cervélo SA is pleased to announce that Gérard Vroomen, co-founder of Cervélo has been named the 2009 Engineer of the Year by The Royal Institute of Engineers (KIVI NIRIA) in the Netherlands.
KIVI NIRIA President Jan Dekker presented the award to Vroomen Tuesday night at a festive event in the Museon in The Hague. In his presentation he said that Vroomen had distinguished himself through a combination of personality, entrepreneurship and innovation. The jury cited his ability 'to combine technical ingenuity with good business instincts and an above average dose of perseverance and guts.'
... Canadian Cyclist
Published: Nov 06, 2009 - 09:43 AM
National News: BC's Barb Zimich Injured in Serious Accident
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://farm1.static.flickr.com/24/38817003_aa42b9874d.jpg> As reported in Pedal Magazine
October 9, 2009 (Vancouver, BC) - We received word late last night from Larry Zimich that Barb, his better half, was involved in a serious accident last Saturday resulting in a broken femur and complicated leg surgery. We join the cycling community in wishing her a speedy recovery.
I wanted to pass on to you about Barb and a serious cycling accident she had last Saturday. While riding home on the Lions Gate bridge Barb was clipped by a pedestrian's jacket blowing in the wind which sent her to the ground. She was injured seriously with a broken femur which was complicated by spiral fractures to the calves.
After a very complicated surgery and four pints of blood lost, Barb had her leg reconstructed with plates and 10 screws. Unfortunately we found out today that Barb also now has a blood clot in the left lung, further complicating things.
Not a great time, wanted you to know.
Larry Zimich
zimich coaching
604 787 0930
Published: Oct 11, 2009 - 10:00 PM
National News: Death of a Cyclist
Former Ont. attorney general Michael Bryant in custody
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://a123.g.akamai.net/f/123/12465/1d/www.nationalpost.com/news/1950495.bin?size=404x272>Michael Bryant (left), formerly a cabinet minister in Dalton McGuinty's Ontario government formally announces with Toronto Mayor David Miller that that he will become president of Invest Toronto, May ...
About a dozen news reporters were staked out outside of Toronto police's Traffic Services headquarters Tuesday morning, where former Ontario attorney general Michael Bryant was believed to be held pending charges following the death of a 33-year-old cyclist.
Officers had spent the morning updating the public on the Monday evening incident but would not confirm the identity of the suspect, who has not yet been formally charged.
... National Post
Published: Sep 01, 2009 - 11:25 AM
National News: Canada Summer Games
Yukon cyclists finish road race unscathed
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://www.yukon-news.com/news_images/2009/august/21/cycling1.jpg>Team Yukon cyclist David Gonda (centre) heads into the final lap of Thursday’s road race at the Canada Summer Games in downtown Summerside. Gonda finished in 33rd place.
In mid-July, David Gonda was invited to join Team Yukon and compete at the Canada Summer Games even though he was just in his first year of competitive cycling.
The 21-year-old had to quickly become accustomed to many of the ins and outs of high-level competition, including some aspects you probably wouldn’t expect.
“That was probably one of the most tense races I’ve ever been in,” said the Whitehorse resident. “It’s hard to describe the sound of carbon and flesh skidding on the pavement when going right beside it. There were multiple crashes - probably five or six, I guess - with people going down hard.”
... you can read the rest of Tom Patrick's article in the Yukon News by clicking HERE
Published: Aug 21, 2009 - 07:19 PM
National News: Canada Summer Games
Enders hits top-20 twice at Games
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://www.yukon-news.com/news_images/2009/august/19/frontpage.jpg>Team Yukon rider Ryan Burlingame carries his bike through the rock garden during the boys’ cross-country mountain bike race on Monday at the Canada Summer Games in Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Yukon athletes have won only two medals at the Canada Summer Games in its history, both in cycling.
So far, cycling is again the territory’s strong suit at the Games, with three riders finishing in the top-20 in Monday’s mountain bike race and Tuesday’s individual time trial combined.
Leading the way for the Yukon is Whitehorse’s Heather Enders, who in both races cracked the top-20, finishing 16th in the time trial and 19th in the mountain bike race.
... to read more of Tom Patrick's article published in the Yukon News click HERE
Published: Aug 21, 2009 - 05:15 PM
National News: Canada Summer Games - Cycling Update
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://cg2009.gems.pro/gems_pictures/Person/203416.jpg>Reams misses Bronze by 14 seconds
These are the results as posted for our Yukon cyclists at the Canada Summer Games currently underway in PEI.
Individual Time Trial - Male
Individual Time Trial - Women
Mountain Bike Race - Men
Mountain Bike Race - Women
There are two races left - a Criterium and a Road Race.
Published: Aug 18, 2009 - 06:10 PM
National News: UCI grants Canada's ProTour five years
The ProTour peloton will soon compete in Canada.
Non-ProTour wild cards invited to compete in Quebec
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has secured five years for the two Canadian ProTour races set to start in 2010 on September 10 in Quebec City and September 12 in Montreal. Race promoter Serge Arsenault confirmed that the pair of races will be eligible for a further extension after the completion of the second year, taking them through to 2018.
... CyclingNews
Published: Aug 08, 2009 - 10:02 AM
National News: Kabush, Pendrel take Canadian cross-country championship titles
Geoff Kabush and Catherine Pendrel will wear the red maple leaf jersey for the next 12 months after winning the Canadian national cross-country championships Saturday at St-Felicien, Quebec.
The winding course, which hosted a round of the UCI World Cup in 2007, was soaked by an afternoon of rain.
Kabush (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) took his sixth straight title in a close battle with Max Plaxton (Sho Air-Specialized) and Derek Zandstra (3 Rox Racing). Kabush trailed Plaxton for much of the final lap, but was able to come around the Sho Air rider on a paved climb close to the finish line. Kabush held on for a nine-second win.
Pendrel took her first national title in dominating fashion, dropping Quebec heroine Marie-Hèléne Prémont (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) early. The result marked a power shift in the Canadian women's ranks, as Prémont had owned the rainbow stripes for the previous four years. In 2008 Prémont squeaked by Pendrel by just six seconds.
Emily Batty (Trek Bicycle Store) took home the U23 women's crown, with Raphael Gagne (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) winning the men's U23 crown.
Men
- Geoff Kabush, Maxxis-Rocky Mountain, 1:42:50
- Max Plaxton, Sho Air-Specialized, at 0:09
- Derek Zandstra, 3 Rox Racing, at 0:42
- Seamus McGrath, Jamis, at 1:27
- Andrew Watson, Norco, at 1:41
17th - Daniel Sessford (BC) Blue Competition Cycles 14:05
Women
- Catherine Pendrel, Luna, 1:36:47
- Marie-Hèléne Prémont, Maxxis-Rocky Mountain, at 2:51
- Amanda Sin, 3 Rox Racing, at 5:30
- Mical Dyck, Trek Toronto, at 7:59
- Karine Travaillaud, Specialized, at 9:58
Published: Jul 12, 2009 - 04:02 PM
National News: McGrath, Sheppard clinch BC Bike Race
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://www.bcbikerace.com/assets/images/_DSC6723.jpg> Seamus McGrath and Chris Sheppard left no doubt as to who owned the strongest set of legs at the 2009 BC Bike Race, winning the final day into Whistler to clinch the race's overall prize. The two Canadians attacked the field on the day's opening fire road climb and never looked back, finishing clear of the second-place Monavie-Cannondale squad of Matt Shriver and Ben Sonntag to take their fourth stage of the 2009 race.
"We wanted to do it up in style," McGrath told VeloNews. "Me and (Sheppard) are the grizzly old veterans at this race. We wanted to put it to the young guys."
... VeloNews
... and finally our Yukon riders
Finishing in 6th place in the Open Mixed Class was the team of Yukon Travel (Tamara Goeppel & Thomas Tetz) in a combined time of 27:26:26 Finishing in 7th place in the Men's Veteran 2-Person 80+ Class was the team of Yukon Fuel (Ian Parker & Bill Slater) in a combined time of 24:54:12.
... you go see all the results by going HERE
Published: Jul 05, 2009 - 12:37 PM
National News: Garbanzo Opens
WHISTLER, BC, June 17, 2009 – The Whistler Mountain Bike Park has announced that the highly anticipated Garbanzo Zone trails will open one week earlier than planned, this Saturday, June 20.
“Weather has definitely been on our side this spring with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures melting away snow and drying up the trails,” says Rob McSkimming, vice president of business development at Whistler Blackcomb. “We’re very pleased that the Garbanzo trails are good to go so early. There is minimal snow up there and crews expect to get most of the trails open for the weekend. Although some sections of some trails are still a bit wet and soft from the snow melt, the overall conditions are excellent for this time of year.”
... to read more click HERE
Published: Jun 24, 2009 - 04:31 AM
National News: Theft of Lance Armstrong's bike means prison term
SACRAMENTO — A Sacramento man is facing prison for stealing Lance Armstrong's bicycle while the seven-time Tour de France winner was competing in California.
Sacramento County court documents show 40-year-old Lee Crider is to be sentenced Monday to three years in prison for burglary and theft. He pleaded no contest June 1 to stealing Armstrong's time trial bike and two others from a trailer after the Sacramento prologue to the Tour of California in February.
A second man, 33-year-old Dung Hoang Le of Elk Grove, pleaded no contest June 1 to receiving stolen property. He has been sentenced to 90 days in jail, to be served on the sheriff's work project.
A police report says he bought Armstrong's $10,000 bike from Crider for $200. He later turned it in to police.
Published: Jun 24, 2009 - 04:19 AM
National News: Armstrong wins Nevada City in solo break
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://velonews.com/files/images/lancewins.Teaser.jpg>Lance Armstrong and Shelly Olds won their respective Nevada City Classics on Sunday, both using strong solo efforts to ride to victory in the 49th annual race through the Northern California mining town.
The Proman team softened the women's field up with a blend of tempo and aggression before Olds delivered the final blow, racing off alone to take the win.
Armstrong, meanwhile, joined an early three-man break with Astana teammate Levi Leipheimer and Ben Jacques-Maynes (Bissell) that eventually lapped the field, cheered on by a crowd that race director Duane Strawser estimated at about 20,000.
... VeloNews
Published: Jun 24, 2009 - 04:17 AM
National News: Canadian cyclist missing near Vancouver
Canadian cyclist Daniel Hughes was last seen on June 5th going on a cycle run in Vancouver, British Columbia and he hasn't been seen since. His family has asked for help in finding the 29-year-old.
Hughes is cousin to BBC Scotland journalist Graham Mitchell. According to Hughes' family, it's not in his character to disappear, there's no history of depression or drug use, and they fear something bad has happened to him while out on his bike.
"Daniel is probably somewhere in the Vancouver area, and we feel it is in character that he may have gone to the North Shore or other forested or mountainous places," Mitchell said. "He was riding a distinctive bicycle (a yellow Marinoni road bike with red decals.
"He would have likely ridden on paved roads or easy trails, but he may have gotten off his bike and walked. If he had a bike accident and went off the road, he could be hidden in bushes," he added.
Mitchell is asking Vancouver readers of BikeRadar to help by putting up posters and keeping an eye out. Hughes was last seen 8:15 a.m., Friday, June 5.
Hughes is a Caucasian male, 6'2" tall, 180 pounds, with short brown hair, blue/green eyes and facial stubble.
"Specifically, ways to help find Daniel are: put up posters in southwestern BC, walk in Vancouver, walk trails and good cycling routes on the North Shore and other places in the Vancouver area.
"Please be extremely safe! If in doubt, don't go, and pass this information on to others," Mitchell added.
If you see or have seen Daniel, or a bicycle matching this description, please call Vancouver police at (604) 717-3321.
Published: Jun 18, 2009 - 12:28 PM
National News: Melissa ‘Missy’ Giove facing prison
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://cdn.mos.bikeradar.com/images/news/2009/06/18/1245325849868-12ytdcvb1rr3o-280-75.jpg>15 Sep 2001: Missy Giove #2 of the USA catches some air coming around a turn during the downhill portion of the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Vail, Colorado
Former professional downhill mountain bike rider Melissa ‘Missy’ Giove (37) and Eric Canori (30) have been arrested on charges of conspiring to possess and distribute almost 400 pounds of marijuana.
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) officers found the marijuana, along with over US$1million and packing material at 22 Preserve Way, Saratoga Springs, NY.
... opps, read more by clicking HERE
Published: Jun 18, 2009 - 12:21 PM
National News: BC Bike Race 2009 - Registration Closes June 1
May 24, 2009 (Vancouver B.C.) – The BC Bike Race 'The Ultimate Singletrack Experience’ is a seven-day epic mountain bike stage race that takes place on BC trails hand-built by mountain bikers for mountain bikers. The 3rd edition of this incredible event runs June 28th to July 4th, 2009, from Vancouver to Whistler, and limited spots are still available. With just over a week remaining, this is the last chance to sign up for 2009!
Touted as a 'must do' in the world of mountain biking, the seven-day BC Bike Race journey - ridden solo or in teams of 2, 3, 4 or 5 - will redefine ‘adventure’ while defining you as a true connoisseur of the World's best singletrack. Year one winner, Chris Eatough (6-time 24-hour World Champion and member of the Trek Bicycling Team), had this to say about BCBR’s inaugural voyage, “BC Bike Race was amazing. Best mountain bike race in the World, no doubt!”, and then came back for more in year two!
The 2009 course is shaping up to be the most amazing yet. Race Directors have been adding final touches to ensure that BC Bike Race packs more fun and thrills than ever before: Days 1, 2, and 3 get big changes to add significant amounts of singletrack; and, the legendary Days 4, 5, 6 and 7 keep all their respective highlights - at riders' request - but get pumped up with even more trail time! Even better still, with the new downtown Vancouver start line, participant travel logistics are streamlined and simplified.
Want a taste of what BC Bike Race has to offer? Sample the flavour of past BCBR events through videos and daily race week blogs at www.bcbikerace.com. There you'll find Ride Guide footage from 2007 and 2008 that truly captures the essence of BC Bike Race: hundreds of riders' unadulterated enjoyment of the incredible singletrack throughout southwestern B.C. You can almost feel the excitement. Sign up by June 1, and you definitely will!
Pack your bags, take a trip on the BC ferries and come enjoy the singletrack with us.
... BC Bike Race
Published: May 25, 2009 - 04:46 PM
National News: Zach Attack
The HUGE bike Throw
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3581/3552008368_b2013e68c4.jpg?v=0>Zach Bell (Kelly Benefit Strategies) wins the 2009 Wilmington Grand Prix, ahead of his teammate Jake Keough in third, and Colavita Sutter Home p/b Cooking Light's Lucas Sebastian Haedo in second
Published: May 22, 2009 - 02:01 PM
National News: Product Recalls
Trek and Cannondale recall 17,500 bikes
Specialized recall road and mountain bikes
Update: Isaac recalls all bikes built since 2004
Update: CycleOps trainer recall
Giant recalls TCR Advanced SL and SL models
Product recall: True Temper Wolf SL carbon forks on Cervelo bikes
Product recall: Mavic R-SYS front wheels
Clif Bar announce recall due to peanut butter
Published: May 21, 2009 - 01:54 PM
