Bike World News

We wish to thank Michael Stokes and the UK Anti-Doping Agency and everyone who was involved in the development and implementation of this ground breaking test in the fight against doping in sport.

Multiple World Champion Marianne Vos is the latest addition to the Bike Pure family of riders opposed to doping. They had a chance to sit down and talk to her about her short, but illustrious career.

Floyd Landis appeared on “Larry King Live” to respond to allegations about computer hacking.

Recent developments in the Floyd Landis case seem to throw the whole process in question.

In case you haven’t figured this out already, Ricardo Ricco is a d*!$.

In today’s cycling news, surgery for Ciolek and Arvesen, Dwars door Nederland cancelled, Miche management expects much from Rasmussen, cross news and more….

The International Sports Professionals Association (ISPA) announced today that it has named Lance Armstrong as its Athlete of the Decade.

It is said that a cat burglar designs the best security system and for this reason Bike Pure sought the reformed doper Joe Papp to help us define solutions for the problem our wonderful sport has with drugs.

The 69th edition of the Six Days of Ghent opens tonight, but before the beer flows and the frites are dipped in mayo, organizers of the race will pay tribute to Belgian Six Day great Dmitri De Fauw, who committed suicide just days after racing in the Six Days of Grenoble.

Los Angeles Dodger Manny Ramirez dopes and gets a two week paid vacation as punishment.