Cyclists on Golden Gate bridge ordered to slow down as speedometer signs are installed due to safety fears
IT is one of the most instantly recognisable bridges in the world, and one of the world’s most photographed structures.
However, San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge has been forced to install speed traps for cyclists after safety fears over potential collisions with the hundreds of thousands of tourists who visit every year.Â
Federal prosecutors on Friday dropped an investigation centered on whether seven-time Tour De France champion Lance Armstrong and his teammates cheated the sponsor of their bike racing team with a secret doping program.
The decision means that Armstrong, a cancer survivor who has always vehemently denied using performance-enhacing drugs, will not face any charges following the two-year-long probe.
Prosecutors have said little publicly about the case and U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte Jr., in a brief written statement, announced  … More
Get a bike. Lock it to a post. Take a pic every day for a year.
Last year, Red Peak Branding conducted a unique urban experiment for Hudson Urban Bicycles. On January 1, 2011 we chained a fully loaded bike – bells, basket, lights and more – to a post along a busy Soho street. We took a picture of the bike everyday for 365 days, watching it slowly vanish before our eyes. The photos we took were then turned into a daily calendar. We call this project LIFECYCLE: 365 days in the life of a bike in NYC.
USA Cycling announced today its 2012 National Racing Calendar (NRC) and 2012 National Criterium Calendar (NCC). The NRC heads into its 16th year with nine of the nation’s top pro-am road and stage races while the NCC will debut with 19 single-day criteriums and criterium omniums.
As was previously announced, 2012 is the first year that criterium-only events will not be included on USA Cycling’s National Racing Calendar, but instead showcased in their very own calendar.
“Criterium racing is a discipline dominated by riders whose skill sets differ from those who dominate longer-format road races,†explains USA Cycling’s Managing Director of Events  … More