Time for a little reality check: A cyclist hit by a passing pickup truck pulling two trailers had to take her case all the way to the Kentucky Supreme Court to affirm her right to the road.
The court struck down a ruling that essentially blamed the cyclist for being on the road when the vehicle hit her, according to the League of American Bicyclists.
When I read about all the laws being passed to support cyclists, "share the road" license plates being printed and road signs posted, it's shocking to learn how people -- including judges -- view cyclists' rights to the road. Non-existent. ... more »
Those rolling peaches are back, as the 
So you like to climb the hills on your bike? There are days when I do, too.
Joe Bowen is taking a breather in his meandering cross-country bicycle tour.
The accusations about illegal doping in cycling have been flying fast and furious lately. The cyclists, the laboratories, the tests and the sports administrators have all come under attack in the past year.
Imagine this scene, cycling fans. 
As a certified diabetes educator nurse, Montana cycling tourist Mary Madison teaches that regular exercise leads to good health.
Is it art? Or is it a bicycle component?