International Cycling Race - Tour of Ganzhou – China Sports

Once a cyclists' paradise, the Chinese capital is now better known for its snarled traffic jams and unbreathable air, but bikes are slowly making a comeback as residents grow fed up with gridlock and look for ways to get fit.

With the growth of popularity of Chinese racing in China, there are alot of new comers to the sport of cycling. This article addresses this with the provision of some tips for effective racing strategies. If you have an interest in the sport of cycling this article will interest you.

China will soon become a force to be reckoned with in the Cycling Sport.

Andy Keller of Portrait of an LBX reflects back on time spent in Kashgar and recent trips to other old towns (古镇) in China and speculates that the two extreme fates of old towns in China -- residents kicked out and area turned into a ticketed museum or demolition, sale and development -- are the result of a skewed system of incentives for local officials that emphasize GDP growth over quality of l

Almost everything you need to know about surviving Chinese traffic on a bike: how Chinese traffic works, which vehicles to especially fear, "honking with Chinese characteristics," creative theft-deterrence, etc., plus some fun photos.