Nino O’Connell found out his age group had been dropped from this weekend’s USA Cycling event — and instead of sitting out, he decided to compete anyway.

Central Virginia Commuter Services launched the Businesses for Bikes program on Monday, which encourages biking in the Lynchburg area while supporting local businesses.

Roanoke is slowly unveiling new bike lanes and greenway trails to create a connected network that makes it easier and safer to bike to work -- or any other time.

The USA Mountain Bike National Championships will once again be held in Virginia’s Blue Ridge. The races follow on the heels of the inaugural events in 2025.

Cycling enthusiasts in the Roanoke Valley had the opportunity to watch some world-class races this weekend!

Roanoke’s Riverdale District was buzzing with energy Wednesday as cyclists and spectators gathered for the second Urban Assault Race.

Cyclists hit the course Wednesday night in southeast Roanoke and the competition is for a good cause.

May is national bike month, and PedalSafe Roanoke is reminding everyone to share the road.

Today, hundreds of people came out to Fallon Park to take part in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Go Cross Cyclocross Race.

It’s a cycling event for the ages because Virginia’s Blue Ridge Go Cross Race is taking over Fallon Park next weekend.

American Jennifer Valente defends women's omnium gold, earns second gold medal in Paris.

USA Cycling CEO Brendan Quirk says the team could beat the previous record of five Olympic Medals in cycling.

Once the longest railroad tunnel in the United States, the Blue Ridge Tunnel is now an easy rail trail for walking or biking.

Exciting news for our beautiful Blue Ridge — USA Cycling is bringing back a national championship race.

Thirty years after widening a main road in Gainsboro, the city is working with residents to shrink the thoroughfare back down.

The ride is a family-friendly event that asks its cyclists to ride no faster than 12 mph.

In John Carlin’s Outdoors, we meet the legendary mountain biker who built the trail and a former Olympian who is coaching the next generation of cyclists, as they try out the new dirt.

Jennifer Valente has won more Olympic and World Championship medals than any other American Cyclist, and she recently spent some time training in Roanoke with VBR Team 2024 -- and with 10 News Anchor and outdoor reporter John Carlin.

In a ride-along interview with 10 News anchor John Carlin, Jennifer Valente talks about her chances in Paris, and what it's like to win a gold medal.

The husband of a Botetourt County woman who was hit and killed while cycling last year is speaking out.

The nation's bet amateur road cyclists will be competing for medals June 14-17 in Franklin and Roanoke Counties and the city of Roanoke.

To kick off bike month, PedalSafe ROA is promoting biking and bike safety.

The Roanoke Valley is welcoming young cyclists to the area.

All week long they are hitting the roads to train, learn together, and experience the area

Cyclists from Virginia’s Blue Ridge’s TWENTY24 team were invited to Virginia Tech to check out the lab and get a hands-on learning experience.

Watch out world, Roanoke’s youngest drivers are hitting the streets – well, the parking lot – and just on bikes.

Roanoke College alumna and Olympian Shelley Olds is stepping up to lead Roanoke College's first competitive cycling team.

Three time Olympic gold medalist, Kristin Armstrong, is in Roanoke to work alongside Virginia's Blue Ridge's cycling team, Twenty24.

Samantha Scott and Makala Jaramillo, two of Virginia’s Blue Ridge TWENTY24 junior athletes, were chosen to represent the USA at the upcoming UCI Road World Championships, according to USA Cycling.

The grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on July 14 at 4 p.m. at the track in Peaks View Park, according to the release.

Bicycle service is a standard benefit for AAA members, with no extra cost.

If you didn’t know that Saturday marked the first day of the annual Tour de France, the viral incident that took place during the first stage sure made people take note.