Studious Frew lands dream job and it's all downhill from there

David Polkinghorne   Canberra mountain biker Jackson Frew won the junior men's downhill event at Stromlo and is now aiming for the world title.

90s BMX riders get back on their bikes

Chloe Booker   Work, families and responsibilities have taken '90s BMX bandits away from their bikes.

British junior champion admits EPO use

Fears that the use of performance-enhancing drugs in amateur cycling are on the rise have risen with a confession by a British junior national champion that he used the banned blood booster EPO.

Glandular fever like 'flogging a dead horse'

David Polkinghorne   Canberra mountain biker Rebecca Henderson healthy after battling illness this year.

Elvin preparing to chase Olympic dream

David Polkinghorne    Canberra cyclist puts making Aussie team for Rio de Janeiro ahead of world championship glory.

Motivation the silver lining as Wiasak misses out on World Cup gold

David Polkinghorne   Canberra cyclist Rebecca Wiasak is even more determined to make the women's pursuit team for the Rio Olympics.

Porte hopes happy to be a walk-over name at Tour Down Under – but as the winner

Rupert Guinness   Richie Porte hopes one day to be remembered as a walk-over name at the Tour Down Under - so long as it is only with his name being found among past race winners on the steps of the event hotel in Adelaide.

Rogers says Tallent's 'special moment' could take a long time

David Polkinghorne    Canberra cyclist provides insight into what it's like getting an Olympic medal upgrade.

Gerrans' appetite stronger than ever to win fourth Tour Down Under

Rupert Guinness   Triple Tour Down Under winner Simon Gerrans is "hungrier than ever" after a crash-marred year to extend his record of Tour Down Under wins to four.

Dennis faces tough transition to become Tour de France contender: Evans

By Roger Vaughan   Australian cyclist of the year Rohan Dennis and compatriot Simon Gerrans are confirmed starters for next year's Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road race.

Cadel Evans enjoying life more in retirement

Tom Decent   Saturday marks 300 days since Cadel Evans retired from professional cycling and his time away from the bike has been "way better" than he could ever have anticipated.

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Cycling World Cup attracts stellar field

New Zealand's first track cycling World Cup event has attracted an impressive array of Olympic and world champions.

Cycling

Matthews has heart set on Amstel Gold

David Polkinghorne   Canberra cycling star would love to win the race where he found it.

Women get TV time at road cycling titles

Cycling Australia have made a major change to the national road championships schedule as the sport tries to develop women's competition.

Finishing line crash leads to 17 hospitalised

Kristen Tsiamis   A horrific crash at the finish line of the fourth stage of the Colourful Yunnan Gryffindor in Yunnan, a southwestern district of China, has seen at least 17 people hospitalised.

Simon Clarke aiming for greatness

A determination to turn his very good cycling career into something great is behind Simon Clarke's decision to leave Australian cycling team Orica-GreenEDGE.

Froome to ride in Victorian cycling race

A few hours after Chris Froome had secured his second Tour de France title, the seeds were sewn for him to race in Victoria.

Paris attacks could 'kill' Tour de France and cycling: Rogers

David Polkinghorne   Cyclists already concerned after German race called off earlier this year.

'It's time' as Rogers hopes for Olympic send-off

David Polkinghorne   Veteran cyclist will retire at the end of 2016, with the Tour de France and Olympics his focus.

Cycling

Meares can 'smell' Olympics as coach sets challenge to rise again

Chris Dutton   Anna Meares can "smell" the Olympic Games, but her coach has laid down a challenge to raise the bar.