Association of North American Professional Road Cyclists (ANAPRC)

The North American riders' association says race organizers aren't addressing true safety concerns with roster reduction plans.

According to preliminary results from a survey conducted by the riders association, 40 percent of pros don't want disc brakes in the peloton.

Walter Palmer, who has worked with the NBA and NFL players' associations, has joined ANAPRC's Advisory Board.

Riders are calling for more safety measures and repercussions for race organizers who fail to take appropriate precautions.

The professional riders union is expanding its membership base which could lead to a sea change in how it pushes for reform and change.

A true riders' union could upend cycling's power structure, writes Andrew Hood.

The UCI will test a new extreme weather protocol at the Giro d’Italia, a race infamous for bad weather in the high mountains

The professional rider’s association will have an official delegate at all future UCI WorldTour events to represent the peloton's interests

Former Giro d'Italia organizer Michele Acquarone believes clear weather rules will help riders and races

Formed in October 2014, the Association of North American Professional Road Cyclists is now the first non-European member of the CPA