“You actually get tired of eating and drinking.” …
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Lance Armstrong meet Manon Horwood.
As you're leaving San Diego on Thursday at the head of the Tour of Hope entourage heading to Washington DC, Horwood will be pedaling alone on a Canadian highway heading west from Jasper, Alberta.
Although your styles differ, you both have the same goal: to raise funds and awareness in the battle against cancer by …
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Canadian cyclist riding around the world to raise money for cancer research. Website…
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Lance Armstrong tells his story of surviving cancer in October on the Discovery Health Channel.
Armstrong was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 1997 and survived to win 7 straight Tour de France championships. He's known worldwide for his advocacy for cancer research and survivors.
“Lance Armstrong: Stories of Survival, Survivors Week” begins at 8 p.m. Sunday, October 9, with an interview …
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Now that President Bush has asked Americans to take fewer car trips, it's our patriotic duty to commute by bicycle.
The disruption to petroleum refining facilities in the Gulf Coast caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita prompted Bush to ask Americans to conserve — something that even his vice president once said “cannot be the basis of a sound energy …
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Lance Armstrong's cancer research fund-raising machine rolled through the Portland area Sunday as he appeared at the first-ever LiveStrong bike ride.
Joining the 7-time Tour de France champion and cancer survivor were Eddy Merckx (5-time Tour champ), Discovery teammate George Hincapie and OLN cycling commentator Bob Roll.
News outlets report that 3,500 cyclists joined …
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From BikePortland.org.
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Lance Armstrong bikes hard to raise money for cancer.
Before the 7-time Tour de France winner shows up in Beaverton, Oregon, for the Portland area's first-ever Livestrong ride on Sunday, Armstrong is riding with an elite group in Calgary, Canada.
The 30 riders on the two-day bike tour paid $35,000 each to pedal along the back roads with Armstrong …
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As unlikely as it might sound, it looks as if the Chinese government is going to end up owning the 117-year-old Huffy Corp.
The Miamsburg, Ohio-based bicycle company has agreed to sell off its stock to the Sinosure Group — a Chinese government agency …
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Dual suspension…
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