CyclingFans: Women's TT starts at 12:30pm BST (7:30am U.S. Eastern). Men's TT starts at 2:15pm BST (9:15am U.S. Eastern). Live video from Same as above.

VeloNation: Defending champions far from certain after injury hit seasons and road race crashes.

VeloNews: Ken Hanson is a top-flight domestic criterium sprinter, and has been since turning pro in 2006 with the then-UCI Continental BMC Racing. Now, he has the jersey to prove it, but the Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies rider doesn’t want to stop there.

CyclingNews: Roman Kreuziger has been the target of some serious accusations in his home country following the London 2012 Olympic Games road race last weekend.

CyclingNews: Races & Results.
2012 Olympic Games - July 28 - August 12 (Races),
Vuelta a Burgos - August 1- 5 (Stages & Results),
Tour de Wallonie - July 21 - 25 (Stages & Results),
Tour de France - June 30 - July 22 (Stages & Results),
Vuelta a España - August 18 - September 9 (Stages),
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VeloNation: Dreaded climb back after 50 years in 251km course between Bergamo and Lecco.

CyclingNews: Olympic silver medal winner calls on UCI to address inequality.

PEZ: While most makers of carbon bike fames have been building super-light and super-stiff frame sets in recent years, not many have taken up the challenge to create a road frame that is also more aerodynamic. Scott’s FOIL was one of the first to combine all three.

RedKitePrayer: There’s not a cycling event on the planet whose participants exhibit more humor in the approach to the ride than at RAGBRAI.

A 23mm tire mounted on an ENVE SES 6.7 front wheel incorporating the 26mm-wide Smart ENVE System (SES) rim.

TwistedSpoke: The chronology, part one. Gilbert contracted a virus during Tirreno-Adriatico which forced him out of the race. 

CyclingWeekly: The men's and women's time trials around Hampton Court bring to a conclusion the cycling road events for the London 2012 Olympic Games.

VeloNews: Two former world time trial champions and the winner of this year’s Tour de France highlight the list of medal favorites for the 44km Olympic time trial competition, held Wednesday in Hampton Court, outside of London, incorporating sections of Richmond, Kingston-upon-Thames and Surrey.

CyclingNews: American hopes for medal thanks to specific training at home in Colorado.

US riders confident of being in medal contention in Olympic time trial...

merican Amber Neben has lofty goals for Wednesday’s Olympic time trial. Suffice to say, nothing short of a medal — ideally a gold one — will satisfy her.

VeloNews: The seven members of Team USA’s Olympic track team met with the press at the Olympic Main Press Center in London on Tuesday morning to field questions about the upcoming track events.

VeloNation: Would likely accept the right deal to return to Bjarne Riis.

road.cc: UCI President gives his views on equipment rules in cycle sport and explains why those 'approved frame' stickers are A Good Thing.

BikeRumor: For 2013, Raleigh has made minor but significant updates to their Militus, Revenio and Capri road bikes, and we’ll get to those. But the real surprise is the Singulus, an incredibly well spec’d, lightweight alloy triathlon bike that signals their entry into more markets and their continued delivery of bikes that bring excellent spec at really, really good prices.

BikeRumor: To celebrate the London 2012 Olympics, Schwalbe is releasing a limited edition of three popular urban tires with a reflective “London” printed on the sidewalls flanked by two iconic skyline scenes.

VeloNation: Joaquim Rodriguez defending title in five-day Vuelta a España tune-up.

VeloNation: Dutch Vacansoleil-DCM rider speaks for the first time about his horrific Tour de France crash injuries.

MBA: The Challenge will award stipends for the London Summer Olympics medal-winning performances totaling up to $100,000 for any single gold medal, $75,000 for silver and $50,000 for bronze.

RedKitePrayer: Perhaps the most amazing fact to emerge from the first week of the London Olympics was the size of the crowds watching the cycling road races. Last Saturday, the men’s event drew upwards of a million people.

CyclingNews: 2012 keeps getting worse for RadioShack-Nissan, after energy company Enovos announced on Tuesday that it has decided to terminate its sponsorship deal with the Luxembourg outfit. In a statement released on the company website, Enovos said that the poor image projected by the team over the course of the season, culminating with Frank Schleck's positive test at the Tour de France earlier this month had forced it to reconsider its position as a sponsor of the team.

CyclingIQ: Professional riders use them all the time while many manufacturers claim that you will benefit from significant time and power savings, but does that mean a carbon wheelset is good value for money?

BikeRumor: Bianchi is bringing Italian design and long distance comfort to a more competitive price point with the new C2C Vertigo.

Bicycling: As a cyclist, you're bombarded with dangerous UV rays on every ride. Here are 9 ways to protect yourself.

BikeRadar: On the eve of the 2012 Olympic Games, London’s Belgian House at Inner Temple played host to a selection of Belgian bike brands, along with the Belgian Olympic cycling team and the legendary Eddy Merckx. We went along to see what cycling’s heartland has to offer for 2013.

BikeRumor: Speedsleev, which makes the compression tube and/or gel holder that can mount anywhere on your bike, is developing a new saddle mounted version to hold the essentials for a complete ride.

PodiumCafe: Gives insight into just how brutal track racing can be, along with a stark view of the reality of the world as a champion believes and sees it. This book is told in a very matter-of-fact, almost surgical, way.