Motorcyclists, like the one in the middle of the picture, offer support to cyclists all the way to Portland. They run back and forth on their section of highway.
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These riders are among those from 36 states who converge on Seattle to begin the ride
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Seattle to Portland bicycle ride is sponsored by the Cascade Bicycle Club, the largest in the Pacific Northwest.
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More than 8,000 riders participate in the one- or two-day bike tour to Portland
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Putting in the miles early
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Cyclists along scenic Lake Washington, about 8 miles into the ride.
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I could hear these guys 100 feet away; the hard plastic wheels made quite a roar. Pictured here along Lake Washington, they made it up that first hill at Seward Park in Seattle.
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It's looking like Lance Armstrong doesn't want to give up the yellow jersey.
Despite being abandoned by the rest of the Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team on the final climb of Saturday's stage, Armstrong battled to stay close to a breakaway group of two riders that gained about 27 seconds on him. …
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While Lance Armstrong is wracking more and more days in the yellow jersey in his last professional bicycle race, Tour of California organizers are getting closer to laying out a route for next year's inaugural race.
The Marin Independent-Journal reports that Medalist Sports, the group hired to organize the race, has talked to 15 cities about the possibilities of hosting stages, …
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Red sandstone eroded by wind in Arizona
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