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 CyclingFans:
Wednesday's Tour de Pologne Stage 4 departs Tarnow at 10:45am CET
(4:45am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Katowice at
around 4:45pm CET (10:45am U.S. Eastern). Tour de Pologne
live streaming video should get underway at around 3:30pm CET (9:30am
U.S. Eastern).
 CyclingTips: Melbourne-based
A-grade cyclist and training adaptation PhD student Stephen Lane has
spent eight weeks doing simulated altitude training sessions at the
Bodyology facility in south-east Melbourne.
 VeloNation:
Rafal Majka still holds the lead as the race arrives on rainy Polish
soil.
 VeloNews:
Fuglsang said the majority of riders within the peloton believe the
South African won the Tour without cutting corners.
Races
& Results.
Tour de Pologne - July 27-Aug 3 (Stages & Results), Clasica Ciclista San Sebastian - July 27 (Results), Tour of Denmark - July 31-Aug 4 (Stages), USA Pro Challenge - Aug 19-25 (Stages), Vuelta a Espaņa - Aug 24-Sept 15 (Stages), UCI Road World Championships - Sept 22-29 (Races), Tour de France - June 29-July 21 (Results), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Results)  VeloNation:
Spaniard planning a series of single day WorldTour events.
 RedKitePrayer:
Blackburn is SPONSORING riders to go on long tours. How amazing is that?
 road.cc:
Here's the Global Cycing Network crew with their top ten tips for
looking after yourself and your bike after a ride.
 BikeRadar
verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "Racing clinchers that are also suitable for
daily use."
 Bicycling:
Today's Special, A Leaner You. The secret to losing weight and riding
better begins with eating the right breakfast.
 MBAction:
The Trigger 29er is for aggressive, gnarly, scary, rocky, rooty, steep
and nasty terrain, whether you’re going up, down or through the
mountain.
 CyclingNews:
The new generation is clean, German sprinter claims.
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 |  TwistedSpoke:
Truth & Reconciliation? Nope, more like Trickle and
Recrimination.
 CyclingNews:
German may have lied to court about not doping in early 2003, attorney
claims.
 VeloNation:
Tumor-causing black market substance sees south American riders
sidelined.
 StickyBottle:
The Sunday Times has stopped well short of apologizing for comments by
David Walsh about the behaviour of fans at ‘Irish Corner 10’ on the
Alpe d’Huez stage 18 of the Tour de France, despite Wash himself having
taken to twitter to apologize.
Russian
team insists questions about Zabel's past don’t have any connection to
his
role with team...
 CyclingNews:
Russian team says it follows MPCC policies.
 CyclingNews:
Sicilian unconcerned by early travails at Tour of Poland.
 BikeRadar:
Professional cycling's governing body is overhauling its wheel-testing
program with new protocols and required stickers for all wheels that
will be used in UCI races in 2014.
 VeloNews:
Bike mechanics always describe the settling in as “cable stretch,”
although I’ll bet it’s more likely that the majority of the looseness
in the cable over the first few weeks is the cable housing ferrules
settling into the frame cable stops, the housing settling into the
ferrules, and the housing compressing.
 road.cc:
A smart looking seatpost with a unique mechanism that is solid and
offers independent reach and tilt adjustment, but it's very expensive.
 CXMagazine:
Levi’s commuter bike shop is coming to town to showcase the Fall 2013
collection.
 InnerRing:
Riblon was sent to Poland with the aim of picking up some points. A
stage win is one way to do this but a high overall position matters
more.
|
 CyclingNews:
Claims McQuaid is acting contrary to good governance.
 DougReport:
Suspiciously McQuaid has secured the nomination of the Thai
and Moroccan federations, as if he’s had time to work this all out and
this is all being arranged for his convenience.
 VeloNation:
“No one has changed the rules. No one has broken the rules,” says
presidential incumbent.
 VeloNation:
Briton claims that McQuaid is “prepared to embarrass an entire sport in
an attempt to try and cling onto power.”
 VeloNation:
“Our new generation of riders should be able to focus on the season
uninfluenced by other circumstances.”
 BikeRadar:
Most bicycle frames these days do come out of China or Taiwan. But
should that really matter?
 CXMagazine:
The Women’s Standard is a new made-in-America full-zip jersey.
 BikeRadar
verdict: 3 out of 5 stars. "American race jersey that makes the most of
advanced fabric technologies."
 VeloNation:
Rule will be backdated if passed, nomination deadline extended; two new
federations back McQuaid.
Text
of the
USADA Report
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