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 CyclingFans:
Stage 4 start time: Tuesday 15:15 CET (6:15:00 AM
PST); Earliest live video: 15:15 CET (6:15:00 AM
PST); Approximate finish: 17:06 CET (8:06:00 AM PST).
 PodiumCafe:
Another day, another completely different event.
 CyclingNews:
Australian pips Sagan to the line.
Races
& Results.
Tour de France - June 29-July 21 (Stages & Results), Giro Rosa - June 30-July 7 (Stages & Results), Tour of Austria - June 30-July 7 (Stages & Results), Vuelta a Espaņa - Aug 24-Sept 15 (Stages), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Stages & Results),  VeloNation:
Photo finish reveals how close Scottish rider went to wearing jersey
again.
 NeilBrowne:
It isn't the Tour de France unless things get a little crazy.
 CyclingTips: Stage
2 of the Giro Rosa finished in another hectic bunch sprint in which
two-time world champion Giorgia Bronzini (Wiggle-Honda) took out the
stage into Pontecagnano Faiano.
 InnerRing:
The idea is simple, recount each year’s Tour de France along with a
collection of statistics such as the distance, number of starters and
finishers, the winner and more and then add the map of the race to
accompany the words.
 BikeRadar
verdict: 3.5 out of 5 stars. "Quality dry lube, and the UV light is
handy if not essential."
 PodiumCafe:
The interesting question is whether Peter Sagan and Aleander Kristoff
make it over the final climb and nab some points for the green jersey.
 VeloNews:
It took him a few years, but Jan Bakelants (RadioShack-Leopard)
delivered his first pro win on cycling’s biggest stage in the baddest
way possible.
Rules
of the
Road
Bicycle Tutor The Bicycle Safety Guide Kid's Bicycle Safety Guide On The Road, Bicycle Safety What drivers can do to be more cyclist aware Guide to Bicycle Safety Share the Road Beginners' cycling questions answered Bicycling Beginners' Guide Pre-Ride Safety Check Bicycle Insurance Lexicon of cycling terms How To Be A Good New Rider ‘How to pee’ - for women Video: Performance Video: Get Dirty Video Downloads, races and documentaries  |  CyclingNews:
After being mysteriously absent from the start of the Tour de France in
Corsica, Saxo-Tinkoff team owner and manager Bjarne Riis was seen at
the start of stage three in Ajaccio and was immediately pursued by the
Danish media.
 VeloNews:
After three days on the Mediterranean island of Corsica,
RadioShack-Leopard has been one of the revelations of the 2013 Tour de
France, and Andy Schleck has shown encouraging signs that he is on his
way back to counting among cycling’s elite.
 VeloNews:
Britain’s Sky rider Geraint Thomas started the third stage of the Tour
de France on Monday despite suffering from a fractured pelvis.
 VeloNation:
A green-silver lining for the Slovak after losing Tour stage three to
Gerrans.
 CyclingNews:
After falling on the opening day of the Tour de France, Alberto
Contador (Saxo-Tinkoff) safely negotiated stage two to Ajaccio,
although he warned that he would face a tougher test of his recovery on
Monday’s third and final Corsican leg to Calvi.
 CyclingNews:
Belgian loses 17 minutes, top-20 overall still possible.
 road.cc:
Pair were among four arrested on Saturday's opening stage for spraying
nationalist slogans on road.
 RedKitePrayer:
“I just don’t ride mountain bikes enough to be any good at it,” and he
said, “You seem like a capable enough rider.”
 BikeRumor:
Over the past few weeks Canadian manufacturer Brodie Bikes has been
tantalizing their social media followers with carefully cropped spy
shots of their new 2014 line up.
 VeloNation:
Apple laptops needed to complete film project.
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 VeloNews:
British Cycling president Brian Cookson is pressing the flesh and
putting faces to names as he brings his UCI presidential campaign to
the Tour de France.
 VeloNation:
American bicycle manufacturer wants to use Swiss rider as new
figurehead.
 CyclingNews:
UCI President Pat McQuaid has hinted that a new winner could be
anointed for the 1998 Tour de France if Marco Pantani tested
positive for EPO. Such a decision would be at odds with an eight-year
statute of limitations.
 CyclingTips: Orica-GreenEDGE
reconned stage 3 of this year's Tour de France a week or so before the
race and decided it was suited to Simon Gerrans. They built their day
around Gerro and it couldn't have worked out better.
 BikeRadar:
The 695 Aerolight is the original Look 695 road bike with an aero
makeover.
 BikeRadar:
In Fi:zi'k's terminology, the bull is for less-flexible riders, the
snake is for very flexible riders, and the chameleon is somewhere in
between.
 BikeRadar:
For cyclocross this coming season, Giant redesigned the TCX line with
disc brakes and front thru-axles across the board, as well as revamped
geometry with a lower bottom bracket.
 CyclingNews:
At this point, all excuses are futile.
Text
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