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January 22, 2012
If you are a cyclists and have yet to hear about the advocacy group People for Bikes, now is the time to head over to their site and sign the pledge: “I am for bikes. I’m for long rides and short rides. I’m for commuting to work, weekend rides, racing, riding to school, or just [...]
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Primal Wear Increases Sponsorship of American Diabetes Association’s Tour de Cure for 2012
Cycling apparel maker will be the Signature Sponsor of Colorado event Denver – Continuing a long-running relationship, cycling apparel-maker Primal Wear will increase it’s sponsorship and support of the American Diabetes Association’s Tour de Cure events in 2012, according to a new agreement announced today. New for 2012, Primal will be the Signature Sponsor of [...]
Custom-Painted ‘Graffiti’ Bike Auction Benefits Bahati Foundation
Los Angeles – A one-of-a-kind Cannondale SuperSix Hi-Mod bicycle is on the auction block to help further the mission of the Bahati Foundation and its mission to positively affect the lives of inner city and underprivileged youth across the nation. The carbon fiber frame and fork feature an eclectic, custom paint job by renown graffiti [...]
Jersey Donation Benefits Michigan Scholastic Cycling Association
Lake Orion, MI – A BMC Racing Team jersey signed by all nine members of the squad of Tour de France winner Cadel Evans has led to a $1,500 donation to the Michigan Scholastic Cycling Association (MiSCA). Former West Michigan resident Brent Bookwalter, a rider on the BMC Racing Team’s Tour de France team, orchestrated [...]
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