Campag for Paul Smith by James Straffon - Coinciding with the 97th Tour de France’s snaking journey across French mountains and vineyards, Paul Smith has again opened up his ‘art wall’ to cycling-inspired art. (velorution) Petacchi wins in Brussels as bunch is left in tatters – Alessandro Petacchi won stage one of the Tour de [...]

Loved The Giro this weekend. As cyclingtips says, you get a free spring classic thrown in for free in the middle. Stage 7 really was an epic one. Cadel is in the form of his life at the moment. Wiggins has been quiet and the bad boy of the Peloton has taken back the overall [...]

The Giro is now in full swing and while slightly undermined by the lack of big names due to other commitments and the usual drug busts, it just means that this year’s race is wide open. Cadel Evans is huge odds on to take it and if he balls this up, he’ll be throwing some [...]

Cycling Illustration Competition – Whoever you are and wherever you look a revolution is taking place. Cycling is quickly becoming a part of the fabric of everyday life in London. Students and professionals are invited to submit entries that demonstrate the environmental, health and/or recreational benefits of cycling. It is the task of entrants to [...]

SRAM X.0 2011 – First look at new 2×10 SRAM X.0 (bikemagic) Giro 2010 Up Close: Weeks 1 & 2 Preview! - After all – a Giro roadside adventure is a veritable treasure trove of the best things in life – at least as we see it. Beautiful countryside, warm and welcoming people, hot-blooded women, [...]

I watched the Liege Bastogne Liege this weekend and I must be honest and say I wasn’t happy with who won it. Especially when he’s not the most humble about it in his post race comments. I know he’s done his time, but I don’t think I’ll ever support or cheer for him again. Liege-Bastogne-Liege: [...]

Moving 4 Tonnes Of Granite By Bike - Er ok. Concrete effort though. Haha. See what I did there. (sietch) Current World Champion, Cadel Evans wins La Fleche Wallonne – With the way the timezone differences work out between Australia and Europe it takes some serious dedication to stay up until 1am on a Wednesday [...]

Guess those legs – Haha. This is quite classic. “Let’s face it, as cyclists we’re all a little strange with the way we’re always checking out each others legs.  The appearance of someone’s legs can be an intimidating yet deceiving sign of a rider’s form.” (cyclingtips) Why do police target cyclists who jump red lights? [...]

Boasson Hagen to miss Paris-Roubaix – I can’t wait for this! But bleak to hear this. “Achilles injury ends Classics campaign.” (cyclingnews.com) Illness hits Armstrong’s tour preparation – I see a pattern forming here… “Seven-times Tour champion Armstrong pulled out of the Circuit de la Sarthe with gastro-enteritis after he missed the Milan-San Remo classic [...]