Bike World News

The USA Cycling National Development Program will field six of the country’s top under-23 talent at the upcoming Tour de l’Avenir.

88bikes Foundation, a micro-philanthropy project that gives bikes to kids in developing countries, has been selected for sponsorship by expedition gear manufacturer Eddie Bauer/First Ascent through their “Be First” program, which supports groups that “endeavor to accomplish what has never been done, or that otherwise challenge the limits of what is possible, and embody the drive to be first and an untamable spirit of adventure.”
The grant will provide general support to VILLAGES, 88bikes’ fifth and biggest project to date. Taking place June through …

For the first time in American cyclocross history, CrossVegas will feature a gathering of national champions like never before.

Trips for Kids International plans to distribute the jerseys among its 69 chapters in the United States, Canada and Israel as incentives or as fundraiser items.

Former rider Laurent Fignon, 50, two-time winner of the Tour de France (1983, 1984), died Tuesday from cancer.

Française des Jeux rider Hutarovich, in fine form after a stage win at the Tour of Poland earlier this month, produced a late burst to steal victory from under the Manxman’s nose.

After a year filled with successes, USA Cycling is thrilled to maintain its partnership with Intense BMX and to expand on efforts to develop America’s extensive pipeline of BMX athletes

Sayers has been selected to direct the United States men’s professional team at the UCI Road World Championships Oct. 3 in Geelong, Australia.

As the first American to cross the line in Glencoe, Daniel Holloway (BISSELL Pro Cycling) earned the stars and stripes jersey at Saturday’s AT&T USA Cycling Professional Criterium National Championships.

USA Cycling announced the 53 athletes nominated to represent the United States at the 2010 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Mont Ste Anne, Quebec, Sept. 1-5.