http://bikereviews.com/2010/01/lance-armstrong-will-compete-in-2011-or-2012-hawaii-ironman/ Tue, 07 Sep 2010 00:18:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://bikereviews.com/2010/01/lance-armstrong-will-compete-in-2011-or-2012-hawaii-ironman/comment-page-1/#comment-9909 Armstrong and Quiznos for 2011 Pro-Cycling Event | Bike Reviews Fri, 06 Aug 2010 00:06:50 +0000 http://bikereviews.com/?p=16624#comment-9909 [...] GA_googleFillSlot("BRGoogleSingle");Armstrong and Quiznos for 2011 Pro-Cycling Event Lance Armstrong joined forces with Quiznos with the goal to breathe life back into the event which was pivotal in [...] [...] GA_googleFillSlot("BRGoogleSingle");Armstrong and Quiznos for 2011 Pro-Cycling Event Lance Armstrong joined forces with Quiznos with the goal to breathe life back into the event which was pivotal in [...]

]]> http://bikereviews.com/2010/01/lance-armstrong-will-compete-in-2011-or-2012-hawaii-ironman/comment-page-1/#comment-1115 Lance Armstrong Attracts 5,000 Cyclists from Twitter | Bike Reviews Sat, 16 Jan 2010 21:55:19 +0000 http://bikereviews.com/?p=16624#comment-1115 [...] Lance Armstrong and Robbie McEwen held a impromptu ride on Saturday in Australia that brought 5,000 cyclists due to Lance Armstrong’s announcement of the ride on the micro blogging platform Twitter. Lance Armstrong has organized many events in the past, but he was shocked to see the turn out. “I personally don’t think that anyone will top the turnout we had today. That was a huge amount of people,” Armstrong said. “The field stretched for kilometers and kilometers … when we turned back there were just streams of people.” Said Lance Armstrong. Cyclists came together at Wigley Reserve right outside of Adelaide where Tour Down Under will start next week, and from their followed Lance Armstrong and Robbie McEwen to Semaphore Park and back, about a 19 mile ride. A few crashes did take place, but injuries to those were not serious. “It was chaos, but controlled chaos. It’s certainly the biggest one that I’ve been a part of,” said Armstrong. “It was cool. Everybody had a good time and more or less stayed safe.” [...] [...] Lance Armstrong and Robbie McEwen held a impromptu ride on Saturday in Australia that brought 5,000 cyclists due to Lance Armstrong’s announcement of the ride on the micro blogging platform Twitter. Lance Armstrong has organized many events in the past, but he was shocked to see the turn out. “I personally don’t think that anyone will top the turnout we had today. That was a huge amount of people,” Armstrong said. “The field stretched for kilometers and kilometers … when we turned back there were just streams of people.” Said Lance Armstrong. Cyclists came together at Wigley Reserve right outside of Adelaide where Tour Down Under will start next week, and from their followed Lance Armstrong and Robbie McEwen to Semaphore Park and back, about a 19 mile ride. A few crashes did take place, but injuries to those were not serious. “It was chaos, but controlled chaos. It’s certainly the biggest one that I’ve been a part of,” said Armstrong. “It was cool. Everybody had a good time and more or less stayed safe.” [...]

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