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September
15, 2016
Selle Italia Launches 63g Carbon SLR C59
Saddle.
"As
someone who has ridden a carbon-only saddle for more than 15 years now,
I can attest to the validity of its comfort – with the caveat of
course, that it’s not everyone.
Having said that, it’s nice to see that certain companies such as Selle Italia recognize this, and continue to push the boundaries of carbon saddle development. " (capovelo.com) September
15, 2016
Tour de France winners Froome and Wiggins
named in confirmed 'Fancy Bear' WADA hack.
September
15, 2016
Alexis Roche follows family tradition with
move to top French team.
"Nicolas
Roche’s younger brother Alexis has been snapped up by well-known French
amateur team VC La Pomme-Marseille for the 2017 season. The talented
junior has spent this season and last with the Phil Finnegan-led
NRPT-Magnet.ie team and taken some strong results.
He is the only Irish rider in the French team for 2017 though it’s believed up to six other riders from different countries have been offered places." (stickybottle.com) (Photo: Stephen McMahon) September
15, 2016
Diamondback Unveils Radical New Andean Time
Trial/Triathlon Bike.
"Diamondback
unveiled details of its new Time Trial/Triathlon bike called the Andean
today, which by all accounts qualifies as one of the more, if not most,
sophisticated looking bikes of its kind to date. Indeed, claiming to be
the “the fastest TT/Triathlon bike in the world”, the Andean looks more
cafe-style GP motorbike than it does a bicycle." (capovelo.com)
September
15, 2016
September
15, 2016
September
14, 2016
Nizzolo wins Coppa Bernocchi.
"Italian
champion Giacomo Nizzolo (Trek-Segafredo) claimed victory in the Coppa
Bernocchi, beating the Bardiani-CSF pairing of Nicola Ruffoni and Paolo
Simion into second and third, respectively, in the bunch sprint in
Legnano.
Nizzolo was competing in the race as part of an Italian national selection also included Elia Viviani." (cyclingnews.com) (ASO) September
14, 2016
European Road Championships: Morzenti leads
Italian 1-2 in junior women time trial.
September
14, 2016
Preview: Vos, Van der Breggen, Johansson and
other top Europeans to compete at first-ever elite European
Championships.
September
14, 2016
Dan Martin: The Tour de France is where it's
at.
"The
2017 Tour de France route has yet to be announced but Dan Martin is
already contemplating another bid at the overall after his best ever
performance during this year's campaign.
The Irishman finished ninth this season, just a handful off seconds off seventh, and has pinpointed areas in which he can improve for next year." (cyclingnews.com) (ASO) September
14, 2016
In the autumn of his racing career, Jeremy
Powers still looking for World Cup podium.
September
14, 2016
UGA graduate researcher killed, two other
cyclists injured by DUI suspect in east Athens.
September
14, 2016
Book Review: Triumphs and Turbulence.
"Confession
time. There’s a conveyor belt of books about British cycling and when
this came out during the summer it wasn’t a pressing read. Boardman’s
enjoyed an impressive career but the story of track and time trial
rider famous for his calculating ways didn’t appeal at first. Surely
rival Graham Obree’s story is the more interesting? Add to this the
fact that Boardman comes across as dryer than an indoor velodrome and
this wasn’t a pressing read. Was it worth waiting for?" (inrng.com)
September
14, 2016
September
14, 2016
"With
all the great podium pics from la Vuelta we overlooked the Eurode
Omloop in the Netherlands."
(pezcyclingnews.com)
(Photo: Cor Vos)
September
14, 2016
September
13, 2016
Lance Armstrong launches mountain bike event.
"The
Aspen 50 was conceived by Lance Armstrong as a way to benefit the
Roaring Fork Mountain Bike Association and its work on trails. “While
this inaugural ride is not actually a race, you can expect some truly
fast riders to be leading the way as soon as the pedaling starts,” says
a description by Roaring Fork Mountain Bike Association Executive
Director Mike Pritchard." (cycling-today.com)
September
13, 2016
UCI’s Tracey Gaudry on the Women’s World Tour:
We are not shying away from commitments we’ve made.
"La
Madrid Challenge by La Vuelta, left many sizzling last Sunday; baking
in the mid-day heat wasn’t left to just mad dogs and Englishmen: this
was the wrap-up party of the 2016 inaugural UCI Women’s World Tour.
In case you missed it, the proceedings ended with Megan Guarnier in the top spot, with Liv Plantur’s Leah Kirchmann second – and Guarnier’s Boels Dolmans team mate Evelyn Stevens third." (totalwomenscycling.com) September
13, 2016
Hands-on: Garmin’s new Forerunner 35 with
optical HR.
"A
day or 13 ago, Garmin announced their new Forerunner 35 (FR35) GPS. But
with Eurobike in full swing, I put it on the back burner a bit until
the dust settled.
Now that things have cleared out a bit, I figured I’d spend a few minutes to run through what’s new about Garmin’s 8th wearable launched this year. I’ll outline the nuances of the changes as well as how it stacks up against competitors." (dcrainmaker.com) September
13, 2016
VYNL Road frame review: Aluminum, better than
ever?
"Aluminum
is in the midst of a comeback, even among some major bike brands.
Recent advances in metallurgy and processing has made modern aluminum
more reliable than ever, and it’s still a more economical
high-performance option than carbon fiber or titanium. Numerous studies
have demonstrated that aluminum’s modest weight penalty over a
composite frame doesn’t have as significant a negative impact as once
thought, either."
(cyclingtips.com.au) (Photo: James Huang)
September
13, 2016
Best sports bras for cycling.
"Trying
on and testing out different sports bras can be tedious and
discouraging for many women. With so many different style and support
options available it can be hard to even know where to start looking.
Luckily, BikeRadar is here to help get you started with a few of the
most important details to look at before buying a new sports bra, plus
our picks of the best based on thorough testing." (bikeradar.com) (Kristen Legan
/ Immediate Media)
September
13, 2016
"After
much persuasion, from the Thompson Bucks Country Classic, Darrell Parks
brings us... Brook!"
(pezcyclingnews.com)
(Darrell Parks)
September
13, 2016
September
12, 2016
After Vuelta win, Quintana signs new Movistar
deal.
"Fresh
from winning the Vuelta a España, Nairo Quintana extended his deal with
Spanish team Movistar until 2019, team director Eusebio Unzue confirmed
on Monday.
Spanish veteran Alejandro Valverde is also close to agreeing a new contract with the team backed by telecommunications giants Telefonica." (velonews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele) September
12, 2016
Wiggle High5 dominate La Madrid Challenge by
La Vuelta.
"Having
won La Course by Le Tour de France with Chloe Hosking, Wiggle High5
went one better in the La Madrid Challenge by La Vuelta with Jolien
D'hoore blasting to the victory.
Hosking made it a one-two as she held on for second with Marta Bastianelli (Alé-Cipollini) in third." (cyclingnews.com) (Sean Robinson/Velofocus) September
12, 2016
Tech of the Week: the new Specialized Roubaix,
incredible bike lights deals, the new iPhone 7 and more.
September
12, 2016
"This
lady has a very important job at the Vuelta a España, she looks after
the big bottles of Cava Gran Ducay."
(pezcyclingnews.com)
(S.Jacob)
September
12, 2016
September
11, 2016
Vuelta a Espana: Quintana sails to first
overall victory in Madrid.
"It
was smooth sailing for Nairo Quintana on the final stage of the 2016
Vuelta a España, and the Colombian finished off his overall victory
together with his Movistar teammates in Madrid.
Magnus Cort Nielsen claimed his second stage victory of the race, topping veteren Daniele Bennati and double stage winner Gianni Meersman in Madrid." (cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele) September
11, 2016
D'Hoore wins La Madrid Challenge by La Vuelta.
"Jolien
D'Hoore and Chloe Hosking made it a Wiggle High5 1-2 on the
UCI
Women's WorldTour's final race, La Madrid Challenge by La Vuelta.
D'Hoore topped the bunch sprint, which was led out a bit early by the Boels Dolmans team of overall WorldTour winner Megan Guarnier." (cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Bert Geerts) September
11, 2016
Rochester victory for Powers on opening
weekend of American 'cross season.
"Jeremy Powers erased a 15
second deficit to Jamey Driscoll to win the UCI C1 race at Genesee
Valley Park.
Driscoll finished in second place, while Stephen Hyde rounded out the podium in third place." (cyclingnews.com) (Dave McElwaine) September
11, 2016
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11, 2016
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11, 2016
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11, 2016
September
4, 2016
September
4, 2016
"The
publicity caravan on the Vuelta a España has been growing every year.
No complaints here."
(pezcyclingnews.com)
(S.Jacob)
September
11, 2016
"We're
all looking ahead to Saturday's showdown in the mountains - once again
the Vuelta has served up the best racing of the Grand Tours."
(pezcyclingnews.com)
September
10, 2016
"Everyone's
watching to see what'll happen in tomorrow's final climbing day of the
Vuelta."
(pezcyclingnews.com)
(Photo: S Jacob)
September
9, 2016
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