Time and tide wait for no one, as the saying goes, and as we head into the meat of the 2018 product launch cycle, I can’t help but marvel at how far bikes have come. Road frames are lighter, more efficient, more aerodynamic, and more comfortable than ever. Bikes are more versatile and capable than …
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When Daniel Weststeyn turned 30, he wanted to do something memorable; to usher in a new decade with a journey that hed remember for the rest of his life. This is the story of that journey – a stunningly picturesque solo ride through Central Asia.
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Simon Yates’ dream Giro continues with a third stage win and more time gained over his main rivals. Climbers emerged victorious in the men’s and women’s Tours of California, Nino Schurter was back to his winni...
Chris Froome began his fightback from a big deficit at the Giro d’Italia, winning stage 14 to Monte Zoncolan after an attack on the final climb. The Team Sky rider made his move with 4.3 kilometres remaining and while race leader Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott) later set off in pursuit, he ran out of road and …
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In this episode, Caley Fretz catches up with former pro Tim Johnson to break down the final stage of the Amgen Tour of California and analyze the top sprinters ahead of the Tour de France. Plus, a chat with Rally doctor Kelby Bethards about what it takes to keep his team moving and thoughts on …
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Time and tide wait for no one, as the saying goes, and as we head into the meat of the 2018 product launch cycle, I can’t help but marvel at how far bikes have come. Road frames are lighter, more efficient, more aerodynamic, and more comfortable than ever. Bikes are more versatile and capable than …
The post JRA with the Angry Asian: The slow crawl of road bike progress appeared first on CyclingTips.
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The post Base Layers For Any Season appeared first on CyclingTips.
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When Daniel Weststeyn turned 30, he wanted to do something memorable; to usher in a new decade with a journey that hed remember for the rest of his life. This is the story of that journey – a stunningly picturesque solo ride through Central Asia.
The post The Pamir Highway: A solo ride across the barren heart of Central Asia appeared first on CyclingTips.
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Simon Yates’ dream Giro continues with a third stage win and more time gained over his main rivals. Climbers emerged victorious in the men’s and women’s Tours of California, Nino Schurter was back to his winni...
Chris Froome began his fightback from a big deficit at the Giro d’Italia, winning stage 14 to Monte Zoncolan after an attack on the final climb. The Team Sky rider made his move with 4.3 kilometres remaining and while race leader Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott) later set off in pursuit, he ran out of road and …
The post Froome bounces back on Monte Zoncolan to win stage 14 of Giro d’Italia appeared first on CyclingTips.
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In this episode, Caley Fretz catches up with former pro Tim Johnson to break down the final stage of the Amgen Tour of California and analyze the top sprinters ahead of the Tour de France. Plus, a chat with Rally doctor Kelby Bethards about what it takes to keep his team moving and thoughts on …
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