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October 25, 2016








Another sprint victory for Max Walscheid at Tour of Hainan.

Thumbnail Credit (cycling.today): Once again, Max Walscheid was the strongest and took an emphatic victory in the sprint finish. Thumb Overlay."Max Walscheid sprinted to his second victory in two days at the Tour of Hainan, and remains the leader in the general and points classification. With the start in Chengmai, the stage covered 159.4 km, with a cat. 4 climb along the way.

The stage saw an eight-rider breakaway move clear, gaining four minutes before the bunch tightened the leash and reduce their gap. A bunch sprint always looked on the cards, and with 30km to go the advantage was being held at around two minutes."
(cycling.today)

October 25, 2016




















How To Treat Saddle Sores.

Thumbnail Credit (totalwomenscycling.com): Saddle sores are more common than you may thinkThumb Overlay."As much as we love getting out on our bikes and logging the miles,we definitely do not love some of the more uncomfortable truths that surround cycling.

When it comes to riding your bike though, you have to take the good with the bad, sores, warts and all."
(totalwomenscycling.com)

October 25, 2016
























Speedplay Zero Aero Walkable Cleats.

Thumbnail Credit (road.cc): The construction of the cleat has changed, with a steel outer plate replacing the aluminium one, giving the covers a lip to grab so they stay in place.Thumb Overlay."Speedplay's Zero Aero Walkable cleats solve one of the system's biggest drawbacks: protecting them from wear and making it considerably easier to walk from your bike to the coffee shop counter without ending up on your face. Speedplay pedals are controversial beasts.

Many riders (and I'm one of them) love them for being light, double-sided and, in the case of the Zero, for their adjustable float."
(road.cc)

October 25, 2016













PEZ Daily Distraction. "From the 2016 Vuelta a Espaņa stage 17 at the top of the Alto Mas de la Costa at the end of the Camins del Penyagolosa. The girls were not waiting for a TV interview, just keeping in the shade." (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Al Hamilton)

October 25, 2016



















October 24, 2016
















Retirement, results and regrets: Ryder Hesjedal looks back as his career ends.

Thumbnail Credit (cyclingtips.com.au) (Shane Stokes, RCS Sport, Cor Vos): by Shane Stokes October 24, 2016 Photography by Shane Stokes, RCS Sport, Cor VosThumb Overlay."Hesjedal is just 35 years of age. Compared to other big names who have stretched their careers until beyond their 40s, riders such as former pro Jens Voigt and the still-competing Chris Horner, he should still have more racing years left in the tank.

But he’s sure it’s the correct moment to stop. "
(cyclingtips.com.au) (Shane Stokes, RCS Sport, Cor Vos)

October 24, 2016

































Tech of the week: Fluoro pro kit, leather shoes, a Lamborghini bike and more.

Thumbnail Credit (cyclingweekly.co.uk): Here is our pick of the tech news we’ve covered over the last week, including a vomit-inducing bike lock and a folding e-bike Thumb Overlay."Here is our pick of the tech news we’ve covered over the last week, including a vomit inducing bike lock and a folding e-bike." (cyclingweekly.co.uk)

October 24, 2016





PEZ Daily Distraction. "Those cookies look good, home made or not! As seen at Bike Motion in Utrecht." (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)

October 24, 2016













October 23, 2016














De Jong wins Valkenburg World Cup.

Thumbnail Credit (cyclingnews.com) (Sean Robinson/Velofocus): Thalita de Jong (Rabo Liv) at the 108 km Stage 2 of the Lotto Belgium Tour 2016 on 8th September 2016 (Sean Robinson/Velofocus)Thumb Overlay."Thalita de Jong (RaboLiv) won the third round of the Telenet UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup round in Valkenburg, Netherlands on Sunday afternoon. The world champion gapped her rivals halfway through the penultimate lap and finished solo on the Cauberg. Sophie de Boer (Kalas-NNOF) was second ahead of Sanne Cant (IKO Enertherm-Beobank)." (cyclingnews.com) (Sean Robinson/Velofocus)

October 23, 2016





Villella wins Japan Cup.

October 23, 2016

















Degenkolb closes out tough 2016 optimistic about fresh start.

Thumbnail Credit (velonews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele): John Degenkolb is racing for the final time as a Giant – Alpecin rider this week in Abu Dhabi. Photo: Tim De Waele | TDWsport.comThumb Overlay."John Degenkolb closes a five-year run with Giant Alpecin Sunday in the Abu Dhabi Tour and faces a new chapter as Trek Segafredo’s classics leader. Given the horrible start of 2016, the German is ready to wipe the slate clean and head into the new season with a proper training block.

A car drove head-on into him and five teammates, including American Chad Haga, while they trained in Spain this January."
(velonews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele)

October 23, 2016












Essential guide to prostate health for cyclists.

Thumbnail Credit (cyclingweekly.co.uk): Responding to reports that cycling increases the risk of prostate cancer, oncologist Professor Robert Thomas provides some reassurance Thumb Overlay."The debate about prostate health and cycling has taken on renewed vigor recently following the publication of a study involving 5,000 cyclists. It reported a six-fold increase in prostate cancer among cyclists who trained for eight hours or more per week, compared to men who trained for less than 3.75hr.

Of course, association does not prove causation."
(cyclingweekly.co.uk)

October 23, 2016











"Earliest live video: 15:45 GST (4:45 AM PST)."

October 23, 2016






2016 UCI Cyclocross World Cup Valkenburg CX LIVE stream.
"Live streaming is expected to begin Sunday at around 2:45pm CET (8:45am U.S. Eastern)." (cyclingfans.com) Mario Vanacker

October 23, 2016





PEZ Daily Distraction. "A bit of Tour de France retro 'Daily Distraction' and by the look of it, it must be from the '60s. Unknown photographer, but many thanks whoever you were." (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)

October 23, 2016









October 22, 2016


















Defending champion Mollema and Trek Segafredo presented at Japan Cup.

Thumbnail Credit (cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele): Defending champion Bauke Mollema at 2016 Japan Cup team presentation (Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)Thumb Overlay."Organizers of the Japan Cup presented teams on stage for what is set as one of the final UCI events of the season.

Those presented on stage were Trek Segafredo's defending champion Bauke Mollema and soon-to-be-retired Fabian Cancellara."
(cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele)

October 22, 2016





























PEZ Daily Distraction. "Just to show she was happy at her work on the Vuelta a Espaņa! The difference that four minutes can make, the bags have gone to the fans and the smile is back. And yes, she is very tall." (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)

October 22, 2016








 




October 21, 2016





Abu Dhabi Tour: Mark Cavendish wins stage 2.

Thumbnail Credit (cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport): Mark Cavendish proved on Saturday that he's over illness as the Worlds road race approaches (Getty Images Sport)Thumb Overlay."The win is enough to give Cavendish the leader's jersey.

He now leads the race by 4 seconds over Nizzolo.

Keukeleire is rewarded for his efforts with third place, 5 seconds down."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport)

October 21, 2016









































Cylance sign Numainville and extend with Guiterrez.

Thumbnail Credit (cyclingnews.com) (Sean Robinson/Velofocus): Joelle Numainville was all smiles pre-stage (Sean Robinson/Velofocus)Thumb Overlay."Numainville, 29, raced for Cervelo Bigla for two seasons and during her career she has won two elite women's national titles in the road race and time trial, and has stood on the podium at Tour of Flanders, Tour de l'Ardeche, Philadelphia Cycling Classic, Winston-Salem Classic and GP Plouay." (cyclingnews.com) (Sean Robinson/Velofocus)

October 21, 2016
















Bitter Boonen hits the beach to forget Qatar worlds near miss.

Thumbnail Credit (velonews.com) (Photo: Tim de Waele): Tom Boonen was left with a bitter taste in his mouth after finishing third in the world championship. Photo: Tim De Waele | TDWsport.comThumb Overlay."Tom Boonen hit the beach this week with his kids to try to forget the oh-so-close world championship race last weekend in Doha. The Belgian superstar raced a near-perfect race in his final world championship, but he came up short to Peter Sagan and Mark Cavendish. Backed by a powerhouse performance by his Belgian teammates who blew up the race in the crosswinds, Boonen scored a well-deserved bronze medal. He still can’t get over the close call." (velonews.com) (Photo: Tim de Waele)

October 21, 2016

















PEZ Daily Distraction. "Al Hamilton, our man in Spain, has been going through his Vuelta a Espaņa archive and came up with an 'Off The Back Friday' from the 2015 Spanish Grand Tour. All those bags to hand out over three weeks was maybe getting too much?" (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Al Hamilton)

October 21, 2016





PEZ Daily Distraction. "As there is a lack of podium girls at the World championships, it gives us a chance to take a look back through the ones we have missed through the season. That's a big glass cup for the winner of the Trofeo Alfredo Binda back in 2015." (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)

October 12, 2016





PEZ Daily Distraction. "Stage 3 of the Lotto Tour of Belgium finished in Geraardsbergen and so will stage 7 of the ENECO Tour on Sunday. The podium will be just as nice." (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)

September 25, 2016





PEZ Daily Distraction. "Yet another reason to watch motocross thanks to Allen Gavlak." (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Allen Gavlak)

September 23, 2016





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