Cycling links

Cycling News: Best cycling site on the web. All you need for news and information. Updated daily.

Climbing Stats Page: Check out the stats for famous climbs you'll want to do on your bike!

Daily Peloton: Another great news site. Loads of interviews with American riders.

Pez Cycling: Good site with updated news and stories.

Velo News: Great site with news updates throughout the day.

Notes on Climbs: Some statistics on road bike climbs, mainly in California but this list is being updated.

Marco Polo Cycling Club: The funnest team in the peloton, and you can take part. All you have to do is sign up!

Pro Cycling: Okay site for a great print mag. Like it says, it's all pro info.

Bicycling Magazine: Good site with lots of info.

BikeRide.com: Another good site, especially for you of other two-wheeled disciplines: mountain biking, cyclocross, triatheletes, etc.

Active.com: Great place for race info. Weird navigation but loads of info if you can find it.

Lance Armstrong.com: Great site with loads of links to places you need to go.

Dotsie Cowden: T-Mobile rider and "prettiest girl in the peloton." Frequent updates and a diary. Best female racer's site, so far.

Mari Holden: Former world time trial champion's site. Not updated very often though.

Graham Watson: Elegant site from the best cycling photographer. Get some wallpaper.

Tyler Hamilton: News and info on one of America's best. Good diaries and links, but can he take down Big Tex?

Bobby Julich: Before the Texan, Bobby was America's best hope for a Tour victory. As of 2004, he's back, big time!

George Hincapie: Big George likes his coffee, making him a favorite of ours. He also about the toughest guy in the peloton.

Floyd Landis: USPS rider's site. Lance's heir?

Drunk Cyclist: Cycling, porn, and--oddly enough--sensible politics. Have fun.

Le Tour: Slow-loading and sometimes irritating site covering the world's greatest race. Still, it's a must stop in July.

Vuelta De Espana: Good site for maybe the coolest of the stage races. No road is too steep for the Vuelta.