Bike World News

Bend, OR resident, and Team RadioShack® Rider will return to his home state to promote and participate in the state’s inaugural Echelon event

Lance Armstrong will return to his 2010 campaign and make his first European appearance at the Vuelta a Murcia, March 3rd to 7th.

In today’s cycling news, new Australian Pro Tour team in the works, Radio Shack announces pre-selection for Tour de France, Pro Tour may come to India and more.

In today’s cycling news, England moves national CX champs, Mark Cavendish hopes to race Tour of Flanders, Radio Shack moves camp to Calpa, Menchov to pass on Giro defense and more…

In today’s cycling news, will Pellizotti and Basso bump heads at the Giro? Will Oscar Pereiro join Alberto at Astana? Will the AFLD run doping controls at the Tour de France? Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our bikes….

Lance Armstrong and Team Radio Shack made their 2010 roster announcement today. The all new squad will include 26 riders from 16 countries.

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

Nothing against these guys, but with the exception of Danielson and Farrar, they haven’t really competed in the shark tank that is European professional cycling.

It’s 3 days until the start of the Tour de France in Monaco. Dekker is out, Wigelius steps in, Boonen’s still up in the air, Sastre is realistic and more. Here’s the Tour de France News:

Today’s stage was expected to end in a bunch sprint and it did not disappoint as Stage 6 winner Michele Scarponi (Diquigiovanni) had something left to come across the line first, beating out Danny Pate (Garmin Slipstream). Denis Menchov finishes safely with the peloton to stay in the maglia rosa. Lance Armstrong and Carlos Sastre also cross with the gruppo.