It’s just Caley and Neal in the basement this week with James away at Interbike. Neal catches up with EF-Drapac’s Michael Woods to discuss his La Vuelta stage win and the very personal story he shared on live television after. The pro cycling season is long, stretching from January to October. Is it too long …
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: The world championships get underway this weekend and the championship road races are less than two weeks away. A certain troubled Italian is showing fine form and might be considered outside favourite for the world title. Also...
After two decades in Las Vegas, Nevada, it certainly feels more than a little odd to attend Interbike in nearby Reno. But despite the less vibrant neon lights, dingier vibe, and distinct paucity of fabricated glitz and glamour, what thankfully hasn’t changed much is the wealth of new gear on tap. Sure, most of the …
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Organising bike races is a mostly thankless task. All those hours of planning, the careful logistics management, the syncing of multiple moving parts — it all happens behind the scenes, away from the public gaze. Get everything right and your hard work will go largely unnoticed. Get it wrong, though, and it’s a different story …
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Its been quite a news day. The long-anticipated U.S. tariffs against Chinese-made products have come into effect and much of the bike industry will be affected. Australian Mathew Hayman announced he will retire in January and c...
The weekly spin is a new column from our Editor at Large, offering commentary and analysis on topics ranging from racing to tech to industry to travel to simple observations from the saddle. David Millar is running to become president of the CPA, the professional riders’ union. He knows he won’t win. The Scottish former …
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It’s just Caley and Neal in the basement this week with James away at Interbike. Neal catches up with EF-Drapac’s Michael Woods to discuss his La Vuelta stage win and the very personal story he shared on live television after. The pro cycling season is long, stretching from January to October. Is it too long …
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: The world championships get underway this weekend and the championship road races are less than two weeks away. A certain troubled Italian is showing fine form and might be considered outside favourite for the world title. Also...
After two decades in Las Vegas, Nevada, it certainly feels more than a little odd to attend Interbike in nearby Reno. But despite the less vibrant neon lights, dingier vibe, and distinct paucity of fabricated glitz and glamour, what thankfully hasn’t changed much is the wealth of new gear on tap. Sure, most of the …
The post Interbike 2018 day one: Smart tech, Merlin returns, and more appeared first on CyclingTips.
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Organising bike races is a mostly thankless task. All those hours of planning, the careful logistics management, the syncing of multiple moving parts — it all happens behind the scenes, away from the public gaze. Get everything right and your hard work will go largely unnoticed. Get it wrong, though, and it’s a different story …
The post When races go wrong: Inside the chaos of the Kelly Country Road Race appeared first on CyclingTips.
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Its been quite a news day. The long-anticipated U.S. tariffs against Chinese-made products have come into effect and much of the bike industry will be affected. Australian Mathew Hayman announced he will retire in January and c...
The weekly spin is a new column from our Editor at Large, offering commentary and analysis on topics ranging from racing to tech to industry to travel to simple observations from the saddle. David Millar is running to become president of the CPA, the professional riders’ union. He knows he won’t win. The Scottish former …
The post The weekly spin: On rider representation, and David Millar’s protest candidacy appeared first on CyclingTips.
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