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1.Chasing the sun, changing the world: Ride Planet Earth 

On November 28 this year there will be a worldwide day of bicycle action. All kinds of rides, rallies and events will take place to demonstrate sustainable transport for a sustainable future. They will show that when done collectively, simple changes such as riding a bike instead of driving a car will enable us to overcome climate change. 
Published: 13-May-2010

2.Faces of cycling 

Cyclists belong to a family whose brothers and sisters share a passion. They are a kaleidoscopic army of stars of the road and track, of veterans who cannot cut loose from the ties that bind, of ordinary folk who love that sense of belonging to the family as much as they enjoy the ride. The 2009 Faces of Australian Cycling include biological brothers the Suttons, Gary and Shane, who rode together to win Commonwealth gold 31 years ago, and the new kids on the block, Dean and Blair Windsor, who have just begun their competitive journey.  None of the others are related by blood, but they are kin nonetheless. Over the following pages, they share their love and their passion for cycling. This is cycling's family album.
Published: 02-Jul-2009

3.Faces of Cycling: Daniel McPherson 

To Daniel McPherson, cycling is like meditation. It's a wonderful relief from stress and it allows him to maintain a happy balance between the two great passions in his life, sport and acting.
Published: 02-Jul-2009

4.Faces of Cycling: Mark Webber 

For Mark Webber, cycling is more than a passion. It's much more visceral than that. It's a form of escape from the punishing demands of Formula 1 racing where he has to constantly perform acts of sheer bravery in the face of clear and ever-present danger.
Published: 02-Jul-2009

5.Faces of Cycling: Mike Turtur 

Mike Turtur will always be remembered for his many achievements in the world of cycling but even Olympic gold pales beside his coup in bringing the legendary Lance Armstrong to Australia this year. It was against all odds.
Published: 02-Jul-2009

6.Faces of Cycling: Kaarlie McCullough  

Kaarlie McCullough laughs as she recalls her first reaction to a suggestion that she consider a career in cycling. The notion of racing round a velodrome in lycra was all too ridiculous. But she agreed to give it a go just to make Ken Bates, her stepdad, happy.
Published: 02-Jul-2009

7.Faces of Cycling: Tim Bennett  

Tim Bennett's parents were horrified when at 16 he left his Perth school and spent all his savings on a mountain bike to chase a dream of becoming a professional mountain bike rider. "My mum told me that was the biggest waste of money I'd ever make in my life."
Published: 02-Jul-2009

8.Faces of Cycling: Dean & Blair Windsor  

The sun is still rising on the racing careers of Dean and Blair Windsor but the brothers are already dreaming of competing in the Tour de France. In a sport characterised by performance, patience and endurance, these boys have set their sights on the summit and are preparing for the vertiginous ascent.
Published: 02-Jul-2009

9.Faces of Cycling: Lauren Belding 

One of the hairiest moments for Lauren Belding was cycling down a flight of 10 steps; somehow it made the cycle up four stairs seem a lot less challenging. This is all part of the skills training for members of the NSW Police Force Bicycle Patrol Unit.
Published: 02-Jul-2009

10.Faces of Cycling: Ricky Watson 

Watson is the human face of Deadly Treadlies, an Alice Springs-based organisation that provides local and indigenous teenagers with the skills to rebuild or repair bikes. The idea is that the skills may provide work opportunities for them later in life. The program is funded by the Alice Springs Youth Accommodation and Support Services (ASYASS).
Published: 02-Jul-2009

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