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By EddieB
January 31, 2010
Bike Pure - International organisation in the fight against drugs in cycling
Team CycloSport has signed the Bike Pure charter in support of the fight against the use of drugs in cycling. The international organisation is growing rapidly as professional and amateur teams and individual riders subscribe to voice their support in the fight against illegal drug use in cycling.
The website: www.bikepure.org outlines the aims and charter of the organisation. Bike Pure complements the great work that WADA and many national bodies are doing but is focused on our sport - cycling.
BIKE PURE MISSION STATEMENT:
Bike Pure is an independent, global organization for fans, riders and the cycle trade to join together in a united stance for a new era of positive cycling.
Bike Pure will spearhead constructive, structured reform, to restore the integrity of cycle sport and create a nurturing environment for future champions to succeed.
CYCLISTS WORKING FOR CYCLING:
Bike Pure is committed to redirecting trust to Professional cycle sport. For decades cycling has had a problem with endemic drug use. The cheats have destroyed the public image of cycling. Although the sport is cleaning up, there were over 60 riders caught cheating in 2009 using artificial, performance enhancing methods. Cycling fans worldwide deserve heroes they can believe in: Clean up or clear out. We desire real rider,s that the fans, sponsors and media can have faith in.