Today's Giro d'Italia was like one of those bicycle races where everything goes your way, at least if your name is Alessandro Petacchi.
The Ale-Jet's Fassa Bortolo team stayed in control at the front of the peloton as it entered the town of Rovereto. When Paride Grillo, one of the hangers'-on trying to take advantage of the Fassa's lead-out, started his sprint, Petacchi found …
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1984 picture of the Cookie Lady …
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Up on Blue Ridge Parkway, overlooking tidewater Virginia
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After the favorites battled on the steep slopes of the Dolomites on Thursday, two emerged as the bicycle racers to beat in the Giro d' Italia.
Discovery Channel Pro Cycing Team's Paolo Savoldelli won the stage atop Zolto Alto by a hair over Ivan Basso, who unmercifully drove the other riders into the ground on the last two major climbs.
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Schwinn Sting Ray Three; made by Pacific Cycle, a division of Canadian conglomerate Dorel Industries
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What's Italian for deja vu?
Once again, Alessandro Petacchi's team led the sprinter into the last mile of Wednesday's stage, only to see him taken at the finish line by Australian Robbie McEwen.
It's the third stage win by sprinter McEwen, riding for Davitaman-Lotto. This time he jumped with Pettachi about 200 yards out and won by the width of a tire, according to live race …
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As Rod Serling might have said, “There's a signpost up ahead…” A few of the original Bikecentennial signs still remain in Virginia.
More about 1984 TransAmerica ride.
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Bicycle riders in northwest cities will join those across the US tonight for a Ride for Silence, mourning those killed or injured in accidents with motor vehicles.
I've been hearing about this year's Bike Month and Bike to Work Day for weeks. A story in this morning's Detroit Free Press was the first I've read about the Ride for Silence.
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Available at Vancouver Island Cycle Tourism Alliance
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Hanging out on the porch at the old Kent store, between Mineral and Charlottesville
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