If you packed your bike away in the fall, your spring bicycle maintenance duties should be light. But if you rode during the winter, you have some work to do.
Daily Archives: March 17, 2015
Colombian Nairo Quintana of Movistar set his 2015 campaign off and running as he won the 50th Tirreno-Adriatico by holding […]
The head of the UCI, Brian Cookson, said Lance Armstrong’s plan to ride in a charity event during the Tour […]
Andrew L’Esperance turns 24 years old this year, but his outlook reflects that of an older, more mature athlete. Longtime mentor and fellow elite racer Jamie Lamb describes “The Young Gun” as “the perfect mix of focus and balance for an athlete. He exudes a friendly calm and confidence that makes him a leader rather than simply a fast racer.” L’Esperance is graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering from Dalhousie University this spring, but is focusing on developing his cycling career with the long-term goal of representing Canada at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. We sat down in his native Halifax recently to get some insight into Nova Scotia’s most successful mountain bike rider.
