Dean concerned over BikeNZ resignation

Julian Dean (Credit Agricole)

Julian Dean (Credit Agricole) (Image credit: Shane Stokes)

Following the resignation of BikeNZ high performance director, Michael Flynn, Credit Agricole’s Julian Dean has expressed his concern for the state of cycling in his native New Zealand. Speaking to the New Zealand Herald from his home in Rotarura, Dean said: "I just throw my hands in the air again in dismay at BikeNZ and the directors of BikeNZ because they have made a stupid mistake, again."

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