Meet Team Cyclo-Core!

Everyday men and women, but special heroes in their own way. 

You'll find they range from accomplished athletes to stay-at-home moms to corporate and professional individuals.  Yet, they all have one thing in common -- their love of cycling and commitment to be the best they can be, both on and off the bike and within the confines and challenges of real world and real life. 

We present and share their stories and blogs, in the hopes you will identify with at least one or more of these men and women.  And, by finding a connection -- be inspired in your own lives and in return inspire them also.  

TEAMCycloCORE is my chance to give back to cycling what it has given me for the past 20 years of my life...FREEDOM, HAPPINESS, and the SELF-CONFIDENCE to follow my dreams...   CLICK HERE TO MEET GRAEME STREET

Click on any one of our Team Cyclo-Core members for lots more!

Christine Tabor
Gen. Mgr., Cyclo-Core
Team Director

"I am thrilled and proud to be working with Graeme -- promoting cycling, the benefits of CycloCORE and demonstrating that "everyday cyclists" ...  are truly the future of this great sport!" 

"Most of all I love that riding makes me happy."

"I needed a new challenge with opportunity for balance."

"I believe my dream of competition will become a reality."

"Cycling to fight cancer is personal, very personal."

"I ride for myself and to enjoy a connection to my dad."

"Riding is a way to enhance my time on the "journey".

"I will survive cancer and emerge faster and stronger!"

"I was nearly paralyzed, so I ride because I CAN!"

"I really LOVE to ride and I truly ride because I CAN."

"Cycling is a great way to take care of the body God has given me."

"I am very fortunate to spend a fair amount of time around young people...I like to think I am leading by example."

"Who would trade the awesome friendships, weight loss and low cholesterol? "

"Cycling has become my last refuge...it even brought me to my soul mate, my lovely wife, Leigh."

"As an insulin-dependent diabetic, the primary reason I ride is for my health and fitness."

"At the age of 35, my belly was touching as I bent over to kiss my daughter good night. . . This was an epiphany, if you will."

"The reasons I returned to cycling are for my health and enjoyment and to spend time with my younger brother."

"I’ve lost 40 pounds and gotten my blood chemistry under control. My cardiologist is amazed at my new level of conditioning! "

Brion O'Connor

"I suspect I ride for the same reason my two young daughters love to jump aboard their bikes – 'cause it gets my senses tingling"