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Race crash: Kiwi fan hands over bike
Cyclist Tyler Farrar was bloodied, bruised and stranded after tour crash.

Cycling: Last mountain to climb
Today could add another winning chapter to Greg Henderson's long career, writes Brenton Vannisselroy.

The Tour in sight for Sergent
Jesse Sergent is relieved 2016 has arrived after a year he describes as the worst of his cycling career.

Bevin a favourite after moment of victory
Bevin will now be considered one of the favourites to win the road race and complete a rare double.

Fantastic circuit for all the family
West Auckland has the makings of a fantastic family cycling circuit, in what could be considered a local version of the mountains-to-the-sea cycleway.

Cycling: Big break for Kiwi cyclist
Taupo cyclist Patrick Bevin believes his time has come as he pedals into the sport's big time in this month's Tour Down Under across the Tasman.

Bay-hop around the Waitemata
For my first ever cycle ride north of the Harbour Bridge I sampled the Lake Rd cycle lanes that have generated so much local dissension.

Rotary path a stunner
The wind at my back was so strong on the day I visited the Rotary shared path that I felt I had the legs and lungs of a professional cyclist.

Kiwis hoping to team up and win gold
If New Zealand's Olympic team is to be aspirational at Rio next year, here's a suggestion: target the team events.

Cycling in Super City gets better
Who would have thought Auckland cycleway users would have had $18 million spent on their needs.

Cycling: Kiwis come close as World Cup wraps up
New Zealand could not add to their medal haul on the final day of the cycling World Cup, but Eddie Dawkins pushed within centimetres in the bronze medal sprint decider.

Cycling: NZ men into team pursuit World Cup final
The New Zealand men have eased into the final of the team pursuit at the track cycling World Cup with a 5.612s victory over Denmark.

Cycling: Team sprint to ride for gold
An undaunted New Zealand men's team sprint will race for gold against Germany at the track cycling World Cup.

Cycling: Both pursuit teams reach semifinals
The New Zealand men's and women's team pursuiters qualified for their respective semifinals at the track cycling World Cup.

Cycling: Top riders go wheel to wheel
NZ has proven track pedalling power, but tomorrow the country's cycling fraternity will also showcase their event management skills in Cambridge.