Other
Cycling Sites
- Lance
Armstrong Online: The four-time winner of the Tour de France not only
conquered the world's most difficult cycling race, he also has conquered cancer.
Learn more facts about Lance and his family.
- Lance
Armstrong Foundation: This is Lance's charity to help other cancer survivors.
- Bicycle
Blogs: A directory of blogs, about bikes, by cyclists.
- Bicycling
Magazine: America's dominant cycling magazine also has an interesting
Web site.
- BikeKatyTrail.com: Resources for Katy Trail State Park in Missouri, including businesses and
services along the trail, comments from cyclists about the trail and an
interactive milage chart.
- Bike
Nashbar: A good source of low-cost bicycling equipment.
- Breathless
Agony: A listing of the toughest bicycle rides in the United States.
- Cannondale:
I've been riding Cannondale bicycles on my road trips since 1986. They're
particular good bikes for people who need stiff frames, like me.
- Crazy
Guy on a Bike: A free, non-commercial Web site dedicated to bicycle tour
journals from throughout the world.
- Cyber
Cyclery: A comprehensive listing of product, touring, organizational and
informational cycling links.
- John
Forrester: He is the author of "Effective Cycling," which advocates
that cyclists fare best when they act as and are treated as drivers of vehicles.
- Tyler
Hamilton: This
American professional cyclist has more than proven his meddle with his
performance in the 2003 Tour de France.
- Illinois
Cycling Guide: The Illinois Department of Natural Resources' bicycling
page.
- Jack's
Cycling Pages: A
good comprehensive list of bicycling links.
- Ken
Kifer's Bike Pages:
Articles on bicycle camping (bikepacking) and touring, cycling health and
fitness, bicycle safety in traffic, and bicycling advocacy, plus travelogues
from eleven long bike trips, cycling humor, and cycling links.
- Jim
Langley — Bicycle Aficionado: The former chief technical
editor of Bicycling Magazine offers valuable tips about bicycle repair.
- MCT
Trails: The
Madison County (Ill.) Transit District has developed a network of bicycle
trails. The MCT Trails site show you how to get the trailheads, and you
can request brochures on the various trails.
- Mike's
Mega Bicycle Links: Mike Bentley's impressive set of links to lots of
cycling sites, especially those in Illinois.
- Performance
Bicycle: A good source of low-cost bicycling equipment.
- Regional
Bikeways of Metro St. Louis: An
interactive map of bicycle trails in the St. Louis region.
- Rodebike.com: St.
Louis-area cyclist Robert P. Anderson's comprehensive collection of bicycling
articles and other resources.
- Route
verte:
The Route verte consists of 2,300 kilometers of bicycle trails and routes
in the province of Quebec. Sites are available in English and French.
- Selected
Links to Bicycling: J. Fazio's wide selection of cycling links in Illinois, including
the Chicago area, and other Midwestern states.
- STLBIKING.COM:
This is a comprehensive look at the cycling scene in the St. Louis metropolitan
area.
- St.
Louis Cycle Central: Another
site that takes a close look at cycling in St. Louis.
- Terry
Precision Cycling: Terry is a manufacturer of bicycles and other equipment
geared especially for women.
- Tour
de France: The official Web site of the Tour de France, complete with
English, French, German and Spanish versions.
- Trails.com:
A good resource for finding road and mountain bike routes.
- Trek:
A leading American bicycle manufacturer now perhaps best known for making
the bicycles used by Lance Armstrong in the Tour de France.
- Graham
Watson Cycling Photography: Enjoy some of the world's best cycling photography.
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