Risky business but no room for the faint-hearted on open road

SOMEONE needs to emulate Carly Light and take a massive risk today in the women's road race at the Australian road cycling championships. Light won Thursday night's criterium with a daring solo break less than halfway through the race.

Moore calls for greener tax system

IT HAS become a popular tradition in some of Australia€™s most plush corporate suites. As the end of the financial year approaches, the keys to luxury company cars are tossed around the office, with staff urged to take the car on a trip to the bush or the beach.

Not fare ... the battle of bike rider and bus driver

CYCLISTS have slammed the actions of a fellow rider who allegedly boarded a bus and assaulted the driver after riding illegally on a T-Way lane in Sydney's north-west last Friday morning.

Cyclist sues RTA over accident on 'unsafe' road

A CYCLIST who was left blind and brain-damaged after allegedly being knocked off his bike by a hit-and-run driver on Southern Cross Drive is seeking millions of dollars in damages from the Roads and Traffic Authority.

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Hi-ho, Segway

MICHAEL O'REILLY rides the motorised beast in true cowboy fashion at Sydney Olympic Park.

Ben Trades Hard Hat For Cycling Helmet

WHEN Cremorne Point's Ben Litchfield began a mechanical engineering degree at the University of NSW, he never dreamed he would swap his hard hat for a cycling helmet. But, after joining the university cycling club on a whim and becoming involved in intervarsity competition, Litchfield, 23, was h