Lance Armstrong
ROUBAIX, FRANCE - APRIL 08: Seven times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong attended the 2012 Paris Roubaix cycle race from Compiegne to Roubaix on April 8, 2012 in Paris, France. The 110th edition of the race is 257km long with 51.5km of cobbles spread over 27 sections.
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How does a boy from Victoria, British Columbia, become as good as this? As someone who rides recreationally and still fantasizes about dropping Lance Armstrong, what Ryder has achieved is unbelievable.
To have a setting like this, it's one of the prettiest in the world and one of the most challenging
I felt like maybe I waited a little long on the bike to make my move ... There were probably 20 miles there where I could have gone a little harder.More quotes »
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Mom Making Young Men Aware of Testicular Cancer
SUMMIT, Mo. — The most common cancer in young men is testicular cancer. Yet many young men don’t know about it even after Lance Armstrong survived it. FOX 4 Medical Reporter Meryl Lin McKean says a Lee’s Summit mother won’t stop spreading awareness of that 5/31/12 from FOX 4 WDAF Kansas City Read more »
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and local Lake Tahoe-area charities. “American Century Investments has a unique story that makes our association with the Lance Armstrong Foundation exceptionally meaningful,” said Jonathan Thomas, president and chief executive officer of American Century 5/31/12 from PRWeb Read more »
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Nike Air Max 90 – Black – Yellow
Armstrong dabbling in triathlon isn’t exactly the same kind of media platform as winning a record seven consecutive Tour de Frances, so the LIVESTRONG collaboration with Nike benefitting his namesake foundation has been quieter in recent years than its mid/late-’00s 5/31/12 from Sneaker News Read more »
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Can you suffer enough to do better?
Lance Armstrong's two inspiring books, "It's Not About the Bike" and "Every Second Counts," it's striking how many times he uses the word "suffer." It's not used about his fight against cancer, but about his efforts in racing and training. Armstrong may have from HeraldOnline.com Read more »
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Israeli to Bike Across the United States for Cancer Research
Armstrong has nothing on Tom Peled. Before long, Peled, a 24-year-old Israeli, will be a household name in the battle against cancer, after his August 1st Bike For The Fight ride across the United States that will raise money to support cancer research in from Shalom Life Read more »
