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23 May 12 | TOWER Hill will double as a mountain bike winter wonderland in the coming months.
23 May 12 | ADAM Murchie survived the gruelling climb on the Sheoaks circuit in the Brisbane Ranges to win the ninth round of the Footscray Cycling Club's winter road season.
Pat Shaw third in Tour of Japan second stage
22 May 12 | BALLARAT cyclist Pat Shaw finished third in the second stage of the Tour of Japan today.   | Pat Shaw gears up for Japan
Forrest rider on top of the world - again
22 May 12 | FORREST mountain bike rider Jessica Douglas has reaffirmed her world solo 24-hour championship crown.
16 May 12 | A DILUTED field of riders played into the hands of Ben Johnson, who easily took line honours in the eighth round of the Footscray Cycling Club's winter road season.
16 May 12 | A DILUTED field of riders played into the hands of Ben Johnson, who easily took line honours in the eighth round of the Footscray Cycling Club's winter road season.
16 May 12 | A DILUTED field of riders played into the hands of Ben Johnson, who easily took line honours in the eighth round of the Footscray Cycling Club's winter road season.
Mixed emotions after Camperdown Classic win
14 May 12 | BALLARAT cyclist Tony Mirabella had mixed emotions when he crossed the finish line of Saturday’s Camperdown Classic road race in first place.
14 May 12 | THE Three-Hour Rebellion Mountain Bike Enduro at Forest Resort Creswick lived up to its reputation as an endurance test for both rider and equipment.   | CommentsComments (1)
Ararat Junior Tour this weekend
11 May 12 | ARARAT - The best junior riders from all over the state will converge on Moyston Recreation Reserve this weekend for the Ararat Junior Tour.
Liston takes silver in road racing circuit
08 May 12 | BALLARAT Sebastopol Cycling Club youngster Joshua Liston returned to the road racing circuit podium, taking the state silver medal in the under-17 boys 3.3km climb at Leongatha.   | Pat Shaw gears up for Japan
08 May 12 | A MONTH after this year’s Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic sweeps through the south-west, mountain bikes get their chance in the spotlight.  | CommentsComments (2)
02 May 12 | IF you like your road cycling to be raced in wet, wild and highly unpredictable conditions, the Footscray Cycling Club's annual Bob Robson Memorial criteriums held in the Williamstown High School precinct on Anzac Day served up a treat.
02 May 12 | IF you like your road cycling to be raced in wet, wild and highly unpredictable conditions, the Footscray Cycling Club's annual Bob Robson Memorial criteriums at Williamstown High School served up a treat.
Pat Shaw gears up for Japan
01 May 12 | PAT Shaw says he has never felt stronger as he prepares for two cycling stage tours in Japan later this month.
Teen at top of women in Tour of the South West
30 Apr 12 | LAURETTA Hanson nearly made it a clean sweep of the inaugural Tour of the South West, claiming victory in two of the three stages to take out the overall classification win.  | GALLERY: Tour of the South West
Tour’s inaugural winner eyes Classic victory
30 Apr 12 | MARK O'Brien was praying that Warrnambool's notoriously windy weather would play a part in Saturday's Tour of the South West stage one and two races at Wangoom, and someone upstairs must have been lis  | Teen at top of women in Tour of ... | GALLERY: Tour of the South West
28 Apr 12 | THE Warrnambool Seahawks have pinpointed two McKinnon players they need to shut down tomorrow — someone the younger players probably watched from the stands at the Arc and someone they probably watched on TV.
28 Apr 12 | VETERAN trainer Quinton Scott was yesterday scratching his head after last year’s Brierly Steeplechase placegetter Royal Laddie was given five kilograms more for Tuesday’s $100,000 race.
Cycling team makes debut
28 Apr 12 | WHAT better way to launch an up-and-coming cycling team than to compete in an inaugural tour of its home region?
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