Bike World News

In today’s cycling news, Keisse may join Quick Step, new jersey for Ceramica Flaminia-Bossini, Brard retires, Valverde will pass on Vuelta defense in favor of Tour de France and more.

AG2R-La Mondiale has announced their complete roster for 2010. Nine riders have left the team and there are seven new recruits for a total of 28 riders.

In today’s cycling news, Gran Fondo takes hold in America, Valverde gets a reprieve, Doctor Mabuse back to jail, Kloden denies (and makes) payment to stop a doping investigation.

In today’s cycling news, Voigt plans to be back for 13th Tour de France, Gran Fondo comes to America, Powers and Bruno-Roy lead U.S. ‘cross standings, Cavendish atop Eurosport rankings and more…

In today’s bicycle racing news, big swaps at BBox-Bouyges Telecom and Milram, Cadel Evans may return to the Land Down Under, update on Pro Tour licenses and more.

The Dow creeps above 10000, Bruyneel secures his release, the Tour route is announced. Life is good. Here’s today’s cycling news

Vuelta a España points competition winner André Greipel added another win to an impressive 2009 record as he outsprinted the field at Paris-Bourges on Thursday.

Welcome back for the latest in cycling news. Raleigh hopes to re-introduce themselves to a global market, six day season ramps up, 24 hour MTB champs this weekend and more…

Lance Armstrong’s Radio Shack team numbers 24 riders now and is likely nearing its final form.

Most notable addition to Radio Shack Cycling is Andreas Klöden, who looked to be staying at Astana until yesterday.