Canadian Cycling Magazine

SpiderTech director talks about his roster and the team’s goals and expectations for 2011

Team Sky rider answers questions from fans on the team’s website.

Happy Holidays from Canadian Cycling Magazine

It does not get more urban than this.

2008 World Championships Silver Medalist Joins Canada’s First Continental Professional Team

Tara Whitten second, Zach bell third in omnium; Men’s team breaks Canadian record in Columbia

Team SpiderTech powered by C/10 sets up shop in St. Catharines, Ontario

City of Hamilton recieves a letter of support from the UCI president as it debates feasibility of 250 m indoor velodrome.

The New York Times Magazine’s 2010 List of Ideas includes Fabian Cancellara’s “doped” bicycle from the Tour of Flanders.

When Zach Bell, Tara Whitten, Tyler Farrar, Svein Tuft and others race the Burnaby 4 Day later this month, it will be the result of years of hard work.

SpiderTech powered by C10 has announced its roster for 2011 will include Canadian road Champion Will Routley, Ttrack Cycling World Cup silver-medallist Zach Bell.

After being left on the outside because of the merger between Garmin-Transitions and the Cervelo Test Team, Svein Tuft is once again having to consider his future.

Dan Dakin talks to Fearless Fred, an afternoon host on Toronto’s The Edge 102.1, about preparing for the Ride to Conquer Cancer

The UCI has awarded Steve Bauer’s Team SpiderTech powered by C10 Pro Continental status, a Canadian first.

Emily Batty has switched to the Subaru-Trek team for 2011, moving from Trek World Racing.

Ryder Hesjedal on the list for the Rogers Sportsnet 2010 Athlete of the Year contest

In a speech introducing incoming Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, Don Cherry blasts bicycle-riding “pinkos.”

Ontario mountain bike rider Ben Janacek has produced an inspiring short documentary about how and why he rides.

Impressive riding and impressive crashes.

Canadian criterium champion signs with former Bbox team, will race in Europe.

Shimano has announced that they will offer satellite shifter pods for Dura-Ace Di2 that allow riders to shift the rear derailleur while maintaining a solid grip on the drops.

Igor Astarloa, who won gold at the 2003 World Road Cycling Championships in Hamilton, has received a two-year ban.

Hometown rider will pair with Tyler Farrar to race the Burnaby 4 Day track race

Cyclists in Toronto are concerned after a bridge in the Don Valley Trails was apparently sabotaged.

Cyclists in some of Canada’s biggest cities will soon be able to use Google Maps to find the best way to get around by bicycle.

Canadian bike manufacturer Cervélo says it’s confident it will win a long-running patent case against German company Canyon

2004 Olympic gold-medalist giving a free lecture in Toronto

Chico Racing opens registration for 24 Hours of Summer Solstice and Hot August Nights

The City of Vancouver is making life easier on cyclists this winter by plowing and salting some of the main bike routes.

Planet Energy powered by SpiderTech joins Quebec’s SpiderTech powered by PowerWatts as a development program

Check out this photo essay of a restored Columbus Max tubing pista frameset. Highly entertaining.

When she crossed the finish line in her last event of the Vancouver Olympics, Clara Hughes knew she was finished with competitive speedskating. But she wasn’t quite finished with international competition.

Check out this video highlighting alpine riding on a rigid 29er. Gorgeous.

The XTi at the end of its name may hint at what this bike is made of.

Barry, who raced his first Tour de France in July, was the crowd favourite at Queen’s Park.

Mike Barry Sr., Canada’s elder statesmen of cycling, has been handcrafting beautiful Mariposa bikes in Toronto since 1969.

The waiting list at True North Cycles suggests there’s certainly a market for them.

Bike boxes, as good as they are at protecting your bike, are cumbersome and sometimes too big to fit in the back of a small rental car.

If it was possible to do a blindfolded test on a bicycle, the Salsa Mukluk would be a perfect candidate.

Sometimes renting or borrowing a bike on a vacation just won’t do.

There waas plenty of gear related eye candy at this years trade shows.

Having a good set of lights is a must for any year-round cyclist.

I never imagined that anywhere in Southeast Asia could be such a fun, affordable and cycling-friendly destination.

Peterborough County offers enough diversity to put a smile on any rider’s face.

Kadey decided to cycle as it afforded him the opportunity to gourmandize on such edibles without fear of returning a little plumper.

In June, Joelle Numainville won the 2010 Canadian women’s road racing championship in Edmonton, also finishing ninth in the individual time trial.

Canadian hopes to keep racing for at least another couple of years

Italian cycling clothing maker Castelli has announced a three-year partnership to equip the team that will become Garmin-Cervelo in 2011.

Sports nutrition is an incredibly important part of training, but one that can be confusing for riders.

Fans of Ryder Hesjedal will have a chance to ride with him in his hometown of Victoria, B.C. in May.

BCBR marks its fifth year by adding a new town and changing up the routes from last year to showcase some of the province’s best trails.

UK based trials rider Martyn Ashton redefines the term bike-control.
Amazing.

The Canadian Cycling Association has announced that Quebec City has put forward Canada’s sole bid to host the 2015 UCI Road World Cycling Championships.

The Toronto Star sent sports reporter Morgan Campbell to do a story on the scene at the 2010 Canadian Cyclocross Championships and wrote an interesting piece from an outsider’s perspective.

Benjamin Perry now turning his attention to the future – including the World Cyclocross Championships.

Check out this video of a Senegal local displaying almost unbelievable bike control.

The City of Ottawa has pulled the permits of the Eastern Canadian Cyclocross Series because of damage to the grass in city parks.

Canadian talks about his off-season training camp in Hawaii

Canada’s top cross-country mountain biker dives into the cyclocross nationals Saturday.

Toronto’s Cedarvale Park will host the 2010 Canadian National Cyclocross Championships Saturday

AthletesCAN presented Canadian cyclist and speed skater, Clara Hughes, with the second annual AthletesCAN Social Responsibility Award

The best of the West are preparing to race for the B.C. Provincial Cyclocross Championships titles on Nov. 28.

Keeping the most important part of your bike happy

Whatever the method, Simms says it is important that you’re 100 per cent comfortable with it.

Constantly-changing views and regular guest appearances by mountain animals.

It’s a smoothie that will keep you rolling throughout the day.

Riding deep in central Portugal with the legendary Gary Fisher

“We rarely lose athletes to other competitors because once they wear our glasses they don’t want to change.”

A first-look ride on the 2011 10-speed XTR group

The humble cantilever still rules the cycloross world.

Raleigh Alleyway

Specialized Ruby Elite

Giant TCX 0

Jamis Supernova

Stevens Carbon Team

The Belgian city of Liège has been named host of the 2012 Tour de France, with the prologue starting up a week earlier than usual

Joyride Halloween Jam will have racing and competitions all day Saturday at Canada’s biggest indoor riding park.

Thor Hushovd knows it won’t be easy, but says he desperately wants to win next year’s Paris-Roubaix, and is looking forward to heading up the Garmin-Cervélo team.

Canadian Director Sportif out of a job because of team’s European expansion plans

CCA opens bid process to potential host cities

Campagnolo unveiled its long-awaited electronic gear system on a Pinarello bike at the presentation of the 2011 Giro d’Italia.

Provincial championships held on a tough course in Milton where Norco’s Watson and 3Rox Racing’s Sin took the wins.

Penticton, B.C. will host the inaugural Granfondo Axel Merckx Okanagan on Sunday, July 10, 2011, bringing together more than 2,500 cyclists in a 150-kilometre tour of the region.

If you are in and around Toronto this Saturday you may want to pop by Invita Sport

Alexandre Vinokourov won’t have to pay $1.7 million fine to the UCI after the Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld his appeal

First time since 1996 the prestigious gathering of city planners and cycling advocates will meet outside of Europe

Bike sharing program will launch in May with 80 stations and 1,000 bikes in downtown Toronto

Canadian Dominique Rollin signs two-year-deal with Française des Jeux

It was a tight battle until the final kilometre, but Hudz-Subaru’s Davide Frattini managed to pull off another victory on Day 2 of the Toronto International UCI Cyclocross race.

Hudz-Subaru rider Davide Frattini beat Derrick St. John, of the Garneau-Club Chaussures-Ogilvy by 22 seconds to win Elite Men’s race […]

Quadruple medallist Tara Whitten of Edmonton has been named Team Canada’s flag bearer for the closing ceremony at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi

Tara Whitten, Joelle Numainville and Erinne Willock all join Team TIBCO/To the Top

Annual tradeshow cancels plans for a date, location change after negative response from industry

Edmonton’s Tara Whitten added to her three bronze medals at the Commonwealth Games in India, winning the gold medal today in the 20 km time trial

Strong field expected for two-day event at Centennial Park

Bauer’s squad hoping for Pro Continental status for 2011

Alison Testroete also replaced for Delhi Games after training accident

Canadian crosses the line in a dead heat with USA’s Taylor Phinney

With the time trials complete, the World Championship road races will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday