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The Takealot Tour of Good Hope will cater for individuals by including a solo race. It takes place in the Cape Winelands from March 4 to 8. Photo: Robert Ward/Tour of Good Hope

Tour of Good Hope broadens appeal with solo option

Next year's Takealot Tour of Good Hope has broadened its appeal with the addition of a race for solo cyclists. The five-day road tour takes...
Following strong demand from cycling enthusiasts, the Westfalia three-bike rack is available in the Southern African Development Community through distribution company Positive Sports Solutions. Photos: Supplied

Strong consumer demand for Westfalia three-bike rack

Growing consumer demand for the Westfalia three-bike rack has seen Positive Sports Solutions make the product available from the beginning of this month. The South...
TransCape route

Diversity a key feature of new TransCape route

Moving the start for the Liberty TransCape MTB Encounter from Knysna to George has resulted in a slightly shorter overall distance, but has enabled...
The Takealot Tour of Good Hope is set to attract interest from international cycling outfits after the five-stage road event received UCI status for the 2019 event. Picture: Rob Ward

Tour of Good Hope lands UCI status

The Takealot Tour of Good Hope's elevation to UCI status for 2019 will ensure that one of South Africa's premier road tours is a...
Liberty have renewed their sponsorship of the TransCape MTB Encounter mountain-bike race which will take place next year. Riders will cover 591km in the seven-stage event from February 2 to 9 in the Western Cape, starting in George and ending in Franschhoek. Photo: Full Stop Communications

Encounter Series receives a boost from Liberty

The annual Encounter Series, which includes three multi-stage races under the ASG Events banner, will retain its popular status among South African mountain-bikers after...
South African cycling distribution company Positive Sports Solutions have joined forces with RYDERS Eyewear to distribute their products in the Southern African Development Community. Pictured is professional mountain biker Shaun-Nick Bester, who is sponsored by top cycling accessories company. Photo: Tania Bugarin

Agreement creates new vision for SA cyclists

Cyclists riding in the bright South African sunlight are set to benefit from a new distribution agreement between Positive Sports Solutions and RYDERS Eyewear. This...
The amateur section of next year's Takealot Tour of Good Hope will feature a brand-new team format. Photo: Robert Ward/Tour of Good Hope

Emphasis placed on teamwork at Tour of Good Hope

A new format for the amateur categories will place the emphasis on teamwork when the Takealot Tour of Good Hope takes place in the...
The Demacon Ladies Cycling Team's Carla Oberholzer was one of their star performers this year, winning 10 races on the SA road cycling calendar, including the national road title and the 947 Cycle Challenge. Picture: Mariola Biela

Boost for Demacon team from Positive Sports

South African cycling distribution company Positive Sports Solutions and the Demacon Ladies Cycling Team will next year continue their partnership, which proved highly successful...
Takealot.com has been announced as title sponsor of the Tour of Good Hope. South Africa's premier road cycling tour takes place in the Cape Winelands from March 4 to 8 next year. Photo: Robert Ward/Tour of Good Hope

Takealot.com elevates Tour of Good Hope

ASG, owner and importer of some of the world's best cycling brands, has joined forces with South Africa's leading online retailer, Takealot.com, to elevate...
Photo Credit:  Tobias Ginsberg

Origin Of Trails closes off on a high note in the...

Stellenbosch was buzzing with excitement on Sunday, 25 November 2018 with eager mountain bikers and trail runners congregating at the Coetzenburg Sports Fields to...
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