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Giro Stage 7: The Home Run.
"Friday’s
stage is a somewhat standard Giro menu item,
ending in the Abruzzese capital of L'Aquila.
Named “the Eagle” for its perch among the
Apennine peaks that surround it."
(podiumcafe.com) NurPhoto via Getty Images
May
16, 2019
Primož Roglič cedes pink jersey as
Fausto Masnada wins from breakaway.
"Primož
Roglič has handed over the pink jersey to
Valerio Conti as Fausto Masnada denied the
peloton from a breakaway on stage six of the
2019 Giro d’Italia."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
May
16, 2019
Giro d'Italia 2019: Stage 6 finish
line quotes.
"I
want to dedicate this win to my for uncle, who
passed away just before the Giro d'Italia. I
promised to win a stage for him and I did it." (cyclingnews.com)
(Bettini Photo)
May
16, 2019
Roglic has no regrets over tactical
loss of leader’s jersey in Giro.
"To
grasp the logic behind Primož Roglič’s decision
to let the Giro d’Italia maglia rosa go to
another rider on stage seven, the easiest thing
to do would be to check where the Jumbo Visma
rider was standing 45 minutes after the race
finished."
(Bettini Photo)
May
16, 2019
Roglic caught up in crash at Giro
d’Italia.
"Primoz
Roglic (Jumbo Visma) and several other overall
contenders at the Giro d’Italia, where involved
in an early crash during stage 6 to San Giovanni
Rotondo, leaving the race leader with road rash
and a large hole in his shorts."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
16, 2019
Double ascent of Mortirolo unlikely
in event of Gavia cancellation, says Vegni.
"The
miserable weather that has characterized the
opening week of the Giro d'Italia has already
raised questions about the conditions that await
the gruppo in the high mountains later in the
race, in particular when the road climbs above
2,000 meters."
(cyclingnews.com) (Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
May
16, 2019
Kuss has 'no complaints' over
last-minute program-switch to Giro from
California.
"As
long ago as February, Sepp Kuss (Jumbo Visma)
had described the Tour of California as one of
his big objectives for the first half of the
season. But a little over two weeks ago, all
that changed in a single phone call." (cyclingnews.com)
(Bettini Photo)
May
16, 2019
Former Team Sky rider Jon Dibben
joins Madison Genesis.
"Madison
Genesis signed the 25-year-old as they part ways
with British national champion Connor Swift, who
has moved to Arkéa Samsic to ride in support of
German sprinter André Greipel."
(cyclingweekly.com) Alex Ballinger
May
16, 2019
Column
Two
Tour of California: Garcia Cortina
wins in Ventura.
"First
pro win for Bahrain Merida rider. Higuita took
third behind Cortina and Richeze." (cyclingnews.com)
(Courtesy of Polartec-Kometa)
May
16, 2019
Amgen Women's Race: Van der Breggen
wins.
"World
champion solos to first leader's jersey. She's
won the opening stage of the Women's Tour of
California!"
(Bettini Photo)
May
16, 2019
‘We are willing to sacrifice
ourselves’: Deceuninck Quick Step dominant with
three stages in a row at Tour of California 2019.
"The
Tour of California has proved fertile ground for
super-team Deceuninck Quick Step, as the Belgian
outfit racked up its 29th win of the season on
stage four."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
May
16, 2019
Tour of California: What riders and
directors think of the controversial jury
decision.
"Some
riders and team directors disagreed with the UCI
race jury's decision to neutralize Wednesday's
finish."
(velonews.com) (Photo: Chris Graythen/Getty
Images)
May
16, 2019
Lefevere slams incompetent Tour of
California race jury after van Garderen decision.
"The
controversy centered around a number of
incidents involving van Garderen. The American
crashed inside the final 10 kilometers and was
making his way back to the bunch when a second
crash occurred in the peloton."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
May
16, 2019
Tejay van Garderen and The Switch.
"As
the peloton wound its way along the glorious
Pacific Coast Highway towards Morro Bay on stage
4 of the Tour of California, yellow jersey Tejay
van Garderen suffered the first of several
indignities during a chaotic day at the races."
(rouleur.cc)Photographs: Offside/l'Equipe
May
16, 2019
Van der Breggen and Hall form
powerful alliance at Tour of California.
"Back-to-back
Tour of California Women's Race winners Anna van
der Breggen and Katie Hall, who both race for
Boels Dolmans, are the favorites to take repeat
victories at the three-day race, set to begin on
Thursday in Ventura."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
May
16, 2019
Peter Sagan content with having
taken green jersey at Tour of California.
"It
was another long stage - over 200km - which was
decided, as expected, in a fast sprint," said
Sagan, summing up the day on his team's website.
"The guys, and in particular Oscar Gatto, put in
a strong effort to control the breakaway and
positioned me very well in the final
kilometers."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
May
16, 2019
Egan Bernal takes Strava KoMs on
daunting Andorran mountains 10 days after breaking
collarbone.
"Bernal
has made a rapid recovery and is back out on the
bike in the Andorran mountains, where he took
three King of the Mountains and a slew of top
10s."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
May
16, 2019
Thomas De Gendt: I’m a domestique
for 50 per cent of the races and the other 50 per
cent I’m some sort of lone wolf .
"Since
joining the WorldTour in 2011 De Gendt has
preferred to make a name for himself in Italy,
France or Spain. Of the 14 wins on his palmarès,
just one - a stage at the Tour de Wallonie - was
on home turf."
(telegraph.co.uk) (Getty Images)
May
16, 2019
Oakley launches new Radar EV
Advancer and EVZero Blades glasses.
"Oakley
never disappoints when it comes to up-dates of
its popular glasses - but are the Radar EV
Advancer and EVZero another pair of marmite
sunnies?"
(cyclingweekly.com) Symon Lewis
May
16, 2019
Column
Three
May
16, 2019
Denise Betsema’s B Sample Tests
Positive.
"A
positive urine B sample would mean Betsema is
suspended until she either proves her innocence
to the UCI or is acquitted in anti-doping
court."
(cxmagazine.com) (B. Hazen)
May
16, 2019
Refusing to provide TV coverage, ASO
pulls Flèche and Liège out of Women’s WorldTour.
"Flèche
Wallone and Liège Bastogne Liège will not be
part of the Women’s WorldTour (WWT) in 2020, as
race organizer ASO will not provide the required
45 minutes of live TV coverage from the two
events, according to a report in DirectVelo." (cyclingtips.com)
(Photo: Kristof Ramon)
May
16, 2019
Less resistance: With each WorldTour
win, tubeless tires gain acceptance.
"It
was just a couple of months ago that Josh
Poertner, owner of Silca, made the bold
prediction that tubeless tires will be the norm
in professional racing within five years." (cyclingtips.com)
(Photo: Cor Vos)
May
16, 2019
Huge Spring Sale Begins: 20% off All
Trainers & Most Power Meters, $150 off Fenix 5
Plus and 30% off Suunto.
"Like
clockwork, it’s that time of year again! The now
semi-annual 20% off sale. That’s because it
happens now and in the fall. But I don’t think
anyone’s complaining about the chance to buy a
brand new trainer or power meter for 20% off…or
a heck of a lot of other things."
(dcrainmaker.com)
May
16, 2019
HTech’s Svelter: An aero disc road
bike, made of wood.
"The
Svelter was designed to offer a fully integrated
design, be UCI-legal, and showcase what’s
capable in wood."
(cyclingtips.com) Dave Rome
May
16, 2019
Favero Assioma, the lightest road
pedal power meter you’ve never heard of.
"Favero’s
latest road pedal-based power meter - the new
Assioma - promising improved performance, easier
usability, and get this… lower prices." (bikerumor.com)
Cory Benson
May
16, 2019
Eyewear of the pros… what they're
paid to wear and what they choose to wear.
"The
glasses worn in the professional peloton have
got so big lately that's it hard to ignore them,
so we thought it was high time we took a look at
exactly what's out there."
(road.cc) Mat Brett
May
16, 2019
Sigma raises its game with ROX 12.0
computer.
"For
the latest iteration of its ROX computer, Sigma
has truly raised its game, with innovative map
functionality, an intuitive color touch-screen
interface, robust hardware, and full
connectivity making it one of the most complete
offerings on the market."
(cyclingnews.com) (Sigma Sport)
May
16, 2019
Column
One
Giro Stage 6 Preview: Time for a
Test.
"Another
long stage, but this is different. A late climb
means that this is the most testing road stage
so far this Giro, with two hundred and
thirty-eight kilometers between the start in
Cassino (this is the first time it’s been
visited by the Giro) to the finish in San
Giovanni Rotondo."
(podiumcafe.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
May
15, 2019
May
15, 2019
Giro d'Italia: Ackermann wins stage
5.
"The
German national champion produced another strong
and perfectly executed sprint, beating Fernando
Gaviria (UAE Team Emirates) after the Colombian
too kicked early."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
15, 2019
Giro d'Italia 2019: Stage 5 finish
line quotes.
"It
was a crazy finale, it was really difficult in
the rain. In the sprint I trusted my teammate
Rudi Selig and I was happy he found a gap and
that Gaviria did a good lead out for me too. I’m
strong but I was lucky too."
(cyclingnews.com) (Alex Livesey/Getty Images)
May
15, 2019
Tom Dumoulin abandons Giro d'Italia.
"The
Team Sunweb leader signed on despite seemingly
limping as he walked to his bike, saying he
wanted to at least try to continue in the Giro
d’Italia. However, the pain in his left knee,
combined with the uphill start and the heavy
rain, proved to be too much, ending his Giro
d’Italia."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
15, 2019
Navarro suffers perforated lung in
Giro d'Italia crash.
"Daniel
Navarro (Katusha Alpecin) suffered a litany of
injuries after getting caught up in the mass
pile-up at the end of stage 4 of the Giro
d’Italia, which also forced Tom Dumoulin to
abandon."
(cyclingnews.com) (Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
May
15, 2019
Mikel Landa clarifies Simon Yates
comment after Giro d’Italia stage four crash.
"The
Giro d’Italia‘s fourth stage ran under rain but
the tempers were hot when it finished in
Frascati, so much so that Mikel Landa’s flash
comment on Simon Yates made headlines." (cyclingweekly.com)
(Justin Setterfield/Getty Images Sport)
May
15, 2019
Warbasse and Dunne get the NoGo gang
back together at Giro.
"Eight
months after Larry Warbasse (AG2R La Mondiale)
and Conor Dunne (Israel Cycling Academy)
defiantly rode the 'NoGo Tour' after their Aqua
Blue squad had folded, the two are now racing a
'real' stage race: the 2019 Giro d'Italia." (cyclingnews.com)
(Bettini Photo)
May
15, 2019
Peaks Coaching Group Announces First
Ever Motion Analysis Cycling Camp using Pioneering
LEOMO TYPE-R.
"Peaks
Coaching Group (PCG), industry leaders in
data-driven coaching, announced today that they
will be leading the world’s first motion
analysis cycling camp using the award winning
LEOMO TYPE-R in Boulder, CO July 14-19, 2019."
(pezcyclingnews.com) Press Release
May
15, 2019
Column
Two
Tejay Van Garderen dramatically
keeps race lead.
"Tejay
van Garderen (EF Education First) maintains
control of the Tour of California, despite
crossing the finish line more than 54 seconds
adrift of winner Fabio Jakobsen (Deceuninck
Quick Step)."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo: Chris Graythen/Getty
Images)
May
15, 2019
Tour of California: Jakobsen wins
stage 4 as van Garderen crashes, loses lead.
"Fabio
Jakobsen won Deceuninck Quick Step’s third stage
in a row at the Amgen Tour of California on
stage 4. He beat Jasper Philipsen (UAE Team
Emirates) and Peter Sagan (Bora Hansgrohe) in a
close sprint finish."
(cyclingnews.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty
Images Sport)
May
15, 2019
Tour of California Women's Race
Preview.
"The
Amgen Tour of California Women's Race is one of
the most celebrated races on the Women's
WorldTour. As the only race of its top-tier
stature in North America, the three-day event -
held from May 16-18 - will draw the very best
riders in the world."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
15, 2019
What American Pro Continental teams
gain by racing the Tour of California.
"Underdog
North American squads still flock to the Amgen
Tour of California seeking exposure and
recognition. The process by which they attain
these goals has changed."
(velonews.com) (Getty Images)
May
15, 2019
Tour of California: UAE continue
despite Durasek doping-related suspension.
"News
that the UCI suspended Kristijan Durasek after
the 31-year-old was caught up in the Austrian
police investigation into a doping ring hit the
UAE Team Emirates at the Tour of California
hard."
(cyclingnews.com) (Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
May
15, 2019
Geschke back in business after bone
crunching start with CCC.
"CCC
recruit Simon Geschke has recovered from eight
broken bones sustained over two successive
crashes in as many months to make a case for
Tour de France team selection."
(sbs.com.au) (Getty Images)
May
15, 2019
Rigoberto Uran entertains 'loudest
and craziest' Colombian fans at Tour of
California.
"After
208km of racing, a shower and some food,
Rigoberto Urán stepped off his EF Education
First team bus to an awaiting crowd of fans -
all from his home country of Colombia. Waving -
the horizontal tricolour of the yellow, blue and
red flag."
(cyclingnews.com) (Kirsten Frattini)
May
15, 2019
UAE Team Emirates: Pogacar is trying
to win the whole Tour of California.
"Tadej
Pogačar is one of the biggest up-and-coming
talents in pro cycling, and upper management at
UAE Team Emirates want to keep him within their
grasp."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
May
15, 2019
Rondo HVRT AL.
"The
HVRT is available in three frame materials:
carbon fiber, steel, and this 6061-T6 aluminium
alloy being the cheapest version." (road.cc) (Stu
Kerton)
May
15, 2019
DJI OSMO Action: In-Depth Review of
DJI's First Action Camera.
"The
DJI OSMO Action is almost identical to the GoPro
Hero 7 Black. But the term ‘almost’ is the
important part. In some areas, such as the
ability to shoot at 4K/60 without a fisheye look
(or with, if you really want), its better." (dcrainmaker.com)
May
15, 2019
Column
Three
May
15, 2019
Petacchi, Koren, Durasek, Bozic
named in Austrian doping ring.
"The
UCI has confirmed the names of four cyclists
involved in Operation Aderlass, the Austrian
police investigation that uncovered a blood
doping ring, with Alessandro Petacchi, Kristijan
Koren, Kristijan Durasek, and Borut Bozic all
being suspended and notified of potential
Anti-Doping Rules Violations."
(cyclingnews.com)
May
15, 2019
Nibali 'disappointed' by Koren's
implication in Austrian doping inquiry.
"Vincenzo
Nibali is always a man in demand at stage starts
on the Giro d’Italia, but his schedule was
heavier than usual in Frascati on Wednesday,
where he met with prime minister Giuseppe
Conte."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
15, 2019
Tour de France celebrates 100 years
of yellow jersey with new designs.
"To
celebrate the centenary of the yellow jersey,
Tour de France organizer Amaury Sports
Organization (ASO) and the race’s jersey sponsor
Le Coq Sportif have announced 20 individual
yellow jerseys to be worn during the 2019 Tour
de France."
(cyclingnews.com) (ASO)
May
15, 2019
Giant Revolt Advanced 0 2019 gravel
bike review.
"New
for 2019, the Revolt Advanced is Giant’s first
carbon gravel-focused steed. Built with
performance in mind, it’s a clear departure from
Giant’s previous and surprisingly numerous
gravel-styled models."
(cyclingtips.com) Dave Rome
May
15, 2019
The world’s lightest inner tubes?
"Austrian
company Tubolito's unique orange Tubo inner
tubes might be the last port of call if you’re
looking to shed a few precious grams from your
road bike, with a potential weight saving of
120g when you replace regular inner tubes." (road.cc) (David
Arthur)
May
15, 2019
Lazer Bullet 2.0 aero helmet review:
Potential realized.
"This
Bullet 2.0 is worlds better than the original
version. I still see some remaining room for
improvement, but it’s far more competitive than
it was the first time around."
(cyclingtips.com) Photography by James Huang
May
15, 2019
HED Vanquish GP lowers price on
US-made, next gen wide aero road wheels.
"HED
adds to their fast Vanquish aero carbon wheel
family with two updated Grand Prix disc brake
wheelsets, saving the modern road rider some
cash. Made entirely in the US, the new 40mm deep
V4GP & 60mm deep V6GP get full carbon,
tubeless-ready aerodynamic rims."
(bikerumor.com) Cory Benson
May
15, 2019
Column
One
Giro Stage Five Preview: The
Grindstone.
"For
those of you wondering where the moment comes,
this is the moment. You know. The moment. The
point at which a grand tour turns from a novelty
into a routine."
(podiumcafe.com) Getty Images/EyeEm
May
14, 2019
Giro d'Italia: Carapaz wins stage 4
after GC riders hit the deck.
"Richard
Carapaz (Movistar) claimed the spoils, producing
a powerful acceleration on the uphill finish in
Frascati, while 2017 winner Tom Dumoulin (Team
Sunweb) crashed hard and saw his hopes of
overall victory dealt a near-fatal blow." (cyclingnews.com)
(Bettini Photo)
May
14, 2019
Tom Dumoulin: My Giro d'Italia GC
challenge is over.
"Tom
Dumoulin’s bid for a second Giro d’Italia
victory went up in smoke on Tuesday after a
major crash, injury and time loss on the end of
a fraught stage 4."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
14, 2019
Landa apologizes after calling Simon
Yates 'mentally retarded' following Giro d’Italia
crash.
"Movistar
leader Mikel Landa has apologized after lashing
out verbally at Simon Yates (Mitchelton Scott)
following a crash-ridden finale of stage 4 at
the Giro d'Italia in which the Spaniard lost
time."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
14, 2019
Five talking points from stage four
of the Giro.
"Few
would have predicted Richard Carapaz to be
today’s victor. The Ecuadorian benefited from
being one of just a dozen-or-so riders left in
the front group after a late crash decimated the
peloton, but also made the savvy decision to
open his sprint up early."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo by Luk BENIES / AFP)
May
14, 2019
Giro Stage 4 Preview.
"The
Sho on the Road: a long day but short on action
and a stage enjoyed on the radio by your
blogger, the pictures were better." (inrng.com) (RCS
Sport)
May
14, 2019
Giro d'Italia: Viviani unrepentant
after sprint punishment.
"Elia
Viviani (Deceuninck Quick Step) has admitted
that he was so angry about being stripped of his
Giro d’Italia stage victory in Orbetello that he
considered quitting the race in protest." (cyclingnews.com)
(Bettini Photo)
May
14, 2019
Column
Two
Remi Cavagna wins stage 3 of the
Tour of California.
"Rémi
Cavagna (Deceuninck Quick Step) won stage 3 of
the Tour of California in Morgan Hill, striking
out from a two-man break before riding solo for
75km to the finish.
Tejay van Garderen retains race lead." (cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images) May
14, 2019
All to play for - Tour of California
GC analysis.
"The
first major GC shake-up at the Amgen Tour of
California took place during stage 2 on a
214.5km route that took the peloton up to 2,627
meters of altitude and included nearly 4,500
meters of climbing."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
May
14, 2019
Mark Cavendish battles uphill to
make time cut at Tour of California.
"Dimension
Data's Mark Cavendish lives to fight another day
at the 2019 Tour of California, despite having
lost contact with the back of the race with 80km
of the 214.5km-long stage 2 still to go on
Monday."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
14, 2019
Peter Sagan finding Tour de France
legs in California.
"The
former triple road race world champion is
preparing to win a seventh green jersey at this
year's Tour de France."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
14, 2019
Porte: Nibali moving to Trek
Segafredo ‘would be great for me’.
"Nibali,
whose three-year contract with Bahrain Merida
ends this year, is rumored to have agreed to a
two-year contract with the American squad
beginning in 2020."
(cyclingtips.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)
May
14, 2019
Team of the Week: Far-Flung Edition.
"Stages
races on two continents: pan-flat at the Tour of
Chongming Island in China (WWT10), bobblier at
Festival Elsy Jacobs in Luxembourg. Plus the
flattish one day Trofee Maarten Wynants in
Belgium."
(podiumcafe.com) (Getty Images)
May
14, 2019
Why Mitchelton BikeExchange has
sharpened its focus on China.
"In
2019, the development outfit for WorldTour team
Mitchelton Scott is pivoting from Australia to
China."
(cyclingtips.com) Photography by Mitchelton
BikeExchange
May
14, 2019
New Santa Cruz Stigmata and Juliana
Quincy gravel bikes revealed.
"Santa
Cruz fans that were hoping the company would
take a bold leap forward with this
next-generation Stigmata may be disappointed, as
these new models represent more of a gradual
progression."
(cyclingtips.com) Photography by James Huang
May
14, 2019
First Ride: Canyon Grail AL 7.0.
"The
aluminum version of the Grail offers the same
geometry and capabilities as the carbon CF
version, but with traditional drop bars (as
opposed to the double-bar Grail Cockpit) and
budget-friendly, but still very capable build
kit options."
(velonews.com) (cyclist.co.uk)Photo: Brittany
Jones
May
14, 2019
Possible Cannondale CAAD 13 Photos
Leaked.
"As
disc brakes, thru axles, wider tire clearance
and aero shaping become the norm we’ve been
waiting for Cannondale to follow suit and the
photos leaked in the last couple of weeks seem
to affirm it."
(roadbikeaction.com)
May
14, 2019
Column
Three
May
14, 2019
Petacchi denies links to blood
doping investigation.
"On
Sunday, Petacchi’s former teammate Danilo Hondo
confessed to blood doping. Petacchi and Hondo
rode together at Lampre ISD from 2011-2012, with
the German often acting as Petacchi’s leadout
man in the sprints."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
May
14, 2019
Molano suspended by UAE Team
Emirates during Giro d'Italia after internal
testing.
"UAE
Team Emirates have suspended Juan Sebastian
Molano, saying the team’s internal monitoring
system has highlighted "seemingly unusual
physiological results"
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
May
14, 2019
Jack Bobridge trial gets underway,
says arthritis and marriage breakdown led to drug
abuse.
"According
to ABC News reports of the court
proceedings, Bobridge has denied the allegations
against him. He reportedly told the court that
he led a partying lifestyle as a pro cyclist in
Europe from 2010-2014."
(cyclingtips.com)
May
14, 2019
Katusha were ‘surprised’ by Kittel’s
sudden exit.
"One
day he came to us and explained his situation
and he told us that he did not feel ready to
race at this moment, that he needed to take a
break and think about his future." (velonews.com)
(TDWSport.com)
May
14, 2019
New 10-day Battle of the North race
announced for 2021.
"Scandinavian
race organizers have unveiled a new ten-stage
event that they believe will be the hardest race
on the women’s calendar. The new race will be
known as the Battle of the North." (cyclingnews.com)
(Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
May
14, 2019
Moscon looks ahead to Tour de France
after missing Giro d'Italia.
"The
Italian was initially slated to race the Giro
d'Italia but told Cyclingnews that he
revised his plans because he wasn't in good
enough shape to race a Grand Tour in May." (cyclingnews.com)
(Getty Images)
May
14, 2019
Roads to Ride: Montoso.
"The
first big climb of the 2019 Giro d’Italia, the
climb to Montoso will feature on Stage 12 from
Cuneo to Pinerolo so here’s a closer look. It’s
a brute and a lesson to study the route more
closely, but also a road to nowhere, or perhaps
to the past and Italy’s better days." (inrng.com)
May
14, 2019
Six best time trial bikes and
triathlon bikes 2019.
"Time
trial bikes and triathlon bikes are designed to
be as aerodynamic as possible, in a bid to
minimize drag and make you as fast as possible." (cyclingweekly.com)
Michelle Arthurs-Brennan
May
14, 2019
COROS VERTIX Adventure GPS Watch:
Hands-on with their new premium watch.
"Today
COROS announced their new VERTIX multisport GPS
device, which adds in SpO2 measurement for
high-altitude adventures, while also bringing
with it a more premium feel that apparently
demands an equally premium price." (dcrainmaker.com)
May
14, 2019
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