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Pedro's Offers Unlimited Warrantee Mon Dec 1, 2003 Pedro's hand tools now come with a no-questions-asked lifetime warrantee that covers everything from manufacturers' defects to running over a wrench with a car. read more

Kona Clump Congeals For 2004 Mon Dec 1, 2003 The Kona Clump - Kona’s semi-organized team of traveling beer cans and the industry’s most progressive-thinking group of out-of-bounds riders - is back and intact for 2004. read more

Laurin Joins Team Iron Horse/Mad Catz Wed Dec 3, 2003 Iron Horse Bicycles is proud to announce the signing of 22-year old Canadian professional downhill racer Mathieu Laurin. read more

Worksman Cycles Expands Line Of Industrial Tricycles Thu Dec 4, 2003 Worksman Trading Corporation, manufacturer of Worksman Business and Pleasure Cycles, will be introducing a new economy "lite industrial tricycle" next year. read more

Lesley Tomlinson In Outside Magazine Thu Dec 4, 2003 Check out the December 2003 issue of Outside magazine, and you'll see a familiar face in the cover story on "25 Sports and Adventure Goddesses Who Rule." read more

Postal Looks To Azevedo To Fill Gap Fri Dec 5, 2003 Lance Armstrong's U.S. Postal team has signed Portuguese cyclist José Azevedo to help in the Texan's quest to win a sixth straight Tour de France next year. read more

USA Cycling Announces Espoir MTB Program Fri Dec 5, 2003 USA Cycling has announced an under-23 national mountain bike team, with a program intended to prepare the best American espoir mountain bike athletes for top domestic and international competition. read more

Sgt. Santa Needs Your Help Sat Dec 6, 2003 It's not all Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Iron Hammer for the U.S. Army these days. Sometimes, it's Operation Santa Claus. read more

China's Shanghai Bans Bikes On Main Roads Tue Dec 9, 2003 SHANGHAI, CHINA - Shanghai plans to ban bicycles from its major roads next year, banishing China's most popular form of transportation from its congested streets to make more room for cars. read more

Senate, House Approve Safe Routes Programs Tue Dec 9, 2003 Members of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee offered resounding approval for a national Safe Routes to School program when they introduced their draft of the federal transportation bill last week. read more

High Demand For Road Parts Catches Shimano Off Guard Wed Dec 10, 2003 Sales managers at many bike suppliers are sweating bullets, wondering if they will be able to deliver enough road bikes this spring and summer. read more

José Maria Jimenez Dead At 32 Thu Dec 11, 2003 SPAIN - Spanish cycling lost a major figure Saturday when José Maria "el Chaba" Jimenez died of an apparent heart attack at a psychiatric hospital in Madrid, Spain. read more

Cross Foundation, Verge Sells T-Shirts For World's Team Fri Dec 12, 2003 To raise money to send the American cyclocross team to Cyclocross World Championships, Verge Sports and the American CycloCross Foundation (ACF) are selling cyclocross T-shirts. read more

Specialized Recalls Brake Rotors On 2004 Enduro Bikes Sun Dec 14, 2003 Specialized is recalling the 8-inch brake rotors on its 2004 S Works Enduro and Enduro Expert bikes. The front disc tabs on the Fox Float forks can fail under heavy breaking. read more

Dunlap, Page Ride To Elite Cyclo-Cross Titles Mon Dec 15, 2003 PORTLAND, OR - The rain stopped in Portland Sunday, but the mud stayed, and, if anything, it got muckier as racers contested the final day of the U.S. national cyclo-cross championships. read more

24 Hours Of Adrenaline Promoter Files For Bankruptcy Fri Dec 19, 2003 Trilife Sports, producer of the 24 Hours of Adrenaline series, filed for bankruptcy in Toronto, according to a report on Canadiancyclist.com. read more

Return Old Forks, Get Discount From Easton Sat Dec 20, 2003 Easton will launch its fork trade-in program Jan. 1 that offers customers discounts of up to $100 on its EC90 forks, as long as they bring in a fork to trade. The program runs until March 31, 2004. read more

Kona Unveils 2004 Squad And A Unique New Sponsor Sat Dec 20, 2003 Big team news this week came courtesy of the Kona camp, which unveiled its 2004 squad as well as a unique new sponsor. But it was the one name missing from the roster that grabbed most of the attention. read more

Houseman Tests Positive And Gets Suspended Sun Dec 21, 2003 The USADA (United States Anti-Doping Agency) announced today that downhill pro Gary Houseman tested positive at the Grouse Mountain World Cup on July 12th. read more

Greg LeMond Fantasy Camp Benefits Eddie B. Relief Fund Mon Dec 22, 2003 Legendary cycling coach Eddie "B." Borysewicz was among those who lost their houses in the recent Southern California fires. Greg LeMond is putting on a "Fantasy Camp" Feb. 4-9, 2004 to raise money for Borysewicz. read more

Armstrong Says Two More Years Mon Dec 22, 2003 Five-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong told a Washington, D.C. audience on Wednesday that he expects to ride two more Tours, the first time he has revealed his intent to ride past the 2004 season. read more

Global Demise Tue Dec 23, 2003 The three-year run of the Global mountain-bike team has come to an end. Following a year when team manager Martin Whiteley funded much of the team's expenses out of his own pocket. read more

New High Energy Rubber From Tioga Wed Dec 24, 2003 Tioga has developed a new rubber compound claimed to yield lower rolling resistance, longer tread life, and great cornering performance. read more

DHD Racing Ramps Up For 2004 Fri Dec 26, 2003 DHD Race Promotions and Marketing, the leader in the Northeast in Downhill Mt. Biking information and events ramps up for a new year! read more

New Santa Cruz Syndicate Team Sun Dec 28, 2003 SANTA CRUZ, CA - Most of you probably recall the rumors about Rennie and Vories signing with Santa Cruz bicycles? Well, the Santa Cruz Syndicate team is now an official thing! Here is the official press release. Enjoy! read more

Shimano Announces Price Hike On Chinese-Made Components Mon Dec 29, 2003 Shimano announced a 4 percent increase in prices for components produced at its factory in Kunshan, China. The new pricing affects a variety of mostly lower-end parts and takes effect with orders placed after Jan. 31. read more

BOB Promoted In Stroller Fitness Program For Moms Tue Dec 30, 2003 Stroller Strides, a national stroller exercise program, named BOB's Sport Utility Stroller its official stroller. read more

Sbeih Tests Positive For EPO Tue Dec 30, 2003 Adham Sbeih tested positive for erythropoietin (EPO) at the U.S. Elite Track National Championships August 26 in Trexlertown, Pennsylvania, according to the U.S. Olympic Committee. read more

Fire Claims Ag2R Bikes Wed Dec 31, 2003 A large fire swept through the building housing the Ag2R-Prévoyance team's bicycles, claiming some 70 bikes in the blaze. read more

Armstrong Named AP Male Athlete Of The Year Wed Dec 31, 2003 AUSTIN, TX - Lance Armstrong was honored Sunday as The Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year, the second straight year he's won the award voted on by sports writers and broadcasters. read more

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