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December
6, 2017
WorldTour 2018 Races.
"The
full calendar for the 2018 season top level
WorldTour races has been released by the Union
Cycliste Internationale (UCI)."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
December
6, 2017
Why Gadget-Obsessed Jocks Need a Data
Detox.
"Data-obsessed
athletes are fond of telling themselves, and
anyone who will listen, that perceived effort can
be inaccurate - that’s why they need hard data.
But I know for a fact that I wouldn’t have ridden
any faster with the heart monitor."
(www.wsj.com) Illustration: Kerry Hyndman
December
6, 2017
Brian Cookson calls for Wiggins'
reputation to be 'reinstated'.
"Former
UCI, and British Cycling President Brian Cookson
has called for the 'reputation' of Team Sky and
Bradley Wiggins to be 'reinstated' following the
conclusion of UKAD's investigation into the
WorldTour team and British Cycling." (cyclingnews.com)
(SWPix/UCI)
December
6, 2017
Cross Notes: The Season Approaches.
"I
know, it’s been a dull men’s cyclocross season as
far as rooting interests go. It’s cycling so there
is always something to see, but the dominance of
Mathieu van der Poel has been suffocating. To
date, the Dutchman has lost two races to World
Champion Wout Van Aert, one to a crash and another
to a series of mechanical failures." (podiumcafe.com)
Patrick Verhoest
December
6, 2017
10 notable retirements in 2017.
"The
2017 season saw the retirement of some of the
biggest names in the peloton, including a multiple
Grand Tour champions, a Monument winner and
several Grand Tour stage victors."
(cyclingnews.com)
December
6, 2017
Pressure Drop: Silca, BORA Hansgrohe
& Peter Sagan.
"Too
often, pro cycling decisions are driven by money:
the races a team attends, the riders they hire,
the equipment they use. Write a big enough check
and you can get a WorldTour squad to ride just
about anything. So how does a tiny company like
Silca - just six employees when the deal was done
- become technical partner to one of the biggest
teams in the world, with the biggest star in
cycling?"
(pelotonmagazine.com)
December
6, 2017
Fans donate $14k to support ailing
announcer Dave Towle.
"In
a matter of a day, friends and fans have raised
more than $14,000 to support race announcer Dave
Towle who has been hospitalized with acute
pancreatitis."
(velonews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele)
December
6, 2017
Douglas Ryder looking for explanation
from UCI over ending of legal dispute with Peter
Sagan.
"It
seems the investigation included reviewing the
actual race incident. Given that we are the team
with the rider who ultimately suffered the most as
a result of this incident, we were surprised to
not be included to offer our insights to the
investigation."(thebikecomesfirst.com)
Photo: Stiehl Photography
December
6, 2017
FDJ team to become Groupama FDJ in
2018 season, with big budget increase.
"Despite
Groupama's green corporate logo, L’Equipe
reports that the team’s kit will remain
predominantly white and blue, as it has done for
its whole 20 year history, and that the French
champion’s tricolour jersey will remain free of
sponsors’ logos."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
December
6, 2017
Vermeulen still searching for team
after LottoNL Jumbo doesn't renew.
"At
22, Alexey Vermeulen has some big decisions to
make about his future in cycling. The young
American was let go by LottoNL Jumbo after his
first two year neo-pro contract, and he’s still
without a team as January approaches." (cyclingnews.com)
(Photo: Tim De Waele)
December
6, 2017
Miguel Indurain: Mikel Landa needs to
focus.
"The
Spaniard believes a new generation of riders from
his country is now taking a step up and has the
potential to replace Alberto Contador, who just
retired. "We still have Alejandro Valverde and we
will have to wait to see if he recovers properly,"
said the rider during the Gala of the 50th
anniversary of newspaper AS." (cyclingpub.com)
Credit - George Solomon (Team Sky)
December
6, 2017
Chaves to kick-off 2018 with the
Herald Sun Tour.
"The
Herald Sun today reports Esteban Chaves will race
the 2018 Jayco Herald Sun Tour, said to be the
toughest edition yet. Also on the menu is a
women's two day event."
(sbs.com.au)
December
6, 2017
Tom Boonen: ‘I feel like cycling is
already in the distant past’.
"The
37 year old Belgian - a world champion, three time
Tour of Flanders and four time Paris Roubaix -
pulled on the brakes for good after trying for
another Roubaix title on April 9."
(cyclingweekly.com)
December
6, 2017
Are Ketone Supplements all That
They’re Hyped Up to Be?
"Research
carried out at the University of British Columbia,
examined the popular class of supplements, Ketone
Salts, and concluded that they may in fact inhibit
athletic performance during high intensity
exercise such as cycling - rather than improve
it."
(capovelo.com)
December
6, 2017
Sky's Pinarello Dogma F10 wins Best
Team Bike in 2017 Reader Poll.
"The
readers of Cyclingnews have voted Team
Sky's Pinarello Dogma F10 as the Best Team Bike of
the 2017 season. The Dogma F10 had more than
double the votes of its nearest rival, the
Specialized Tarmac, while German
direct-to-consumer brand Canyon rounded out the
podium with the Aeroad."
(cyclingnews.com) (Josh Evans / Immediate Media)
December
6, 2017
Thank you, Pigeons: Twitter’s leading
women’s cycling voice takes a step back.
"For
the past decade, if you wanted to find out
anything about women’s cycling, you logged onto
Twitter. You’d either search the “#womenscycing”
hashtag but more likely, you’d head straight to
the @_pigeons_ profile."
(cyclingtips.com) Photography by Anne-Marije Rook
and Cor Vos
December
6, 2017
13 of the best aluminium road bikes.
"It’s
a long time since an aluminium bike won the Tour
de France. In fact it was 1998 when Marco Pantani
rode his Bianchi Mega Pro XL to success. These
days it’s all about carbon fiber in the
professional racing circuit, but despite the
dominance of plastic, aluminium refuses to
disappear."
(road.cc)
December
6, 2017
Experiencing the Berlin 6.
"At
7:29 p.m. sharp on a January night, the lights go
out in the circular-shaped stadium at Paul Heyse
Straße, number 26, in Berlin. The sound of massive
church bells fills the futuristic velodrome…and we
identify the intro to AC/DC’s “Hell’s Bells." (pelotonmagazine.com)
images: Kåre Dehlie Thorstad
December
6, 2017
Mathieu van der Poel makes history in
2017 Cyclingnews Reader Poll.
"For
the first time in the history of the Cyclingnews
Reader Poll, a Dutch man has claimed the title of
Cyclocross Rider of the Year - it's none other
than Mathieu van der Poel, the Beobank Corendon
wunderkind who has claimed 14 of 19 races so far
this season** (as of Nov 28). This year's results
combined both men and women contenders. Marianne
Vos was the last Dutch woman to win the award." (cyclingnews.com)
(Photo: Tim De Waele)
December
6, 2017
Curve Cycling Belgie Spirit titanium
all-road frameset.
"The
Belgie Spirit, rounds out Curve’s drop-bar
collection by offering buyers a road-going bike
that can contend with the demands of unpaved
roads. Curve doesn’t refer to the Belgie Spirit
specifically as a gravel bike, though; it’s an
all-road bike that can accommodate tires up to
35mm wide."
(cyclingtips.com) Photography by Matt Wikstrom
December
6, 2017
Lightweight Meilenstein disc wheelset.
"This
latest wheelset from Lightweight is the first disc
option to bear the Meilenstein name, and as should
be expected from the German carbon experts, it's
impressively light for a mid-depth wheelset." (cyclingnews.com)
December
6, 2017
Midweek Most Wanted: A full Dura-Ace
aero bike, Campagnolo Super Record Disc and Giro
Knit shoes.
"This
week’s sneak peek at the latest and greatest kit
we've got in our office that we just can't wait to
use."
(cyclingweekly.com)
December
6, 2017
Kinesis Tripster AT frameset and build
kit.
"The
Kinesis Tripster ATR has been one of the British
brand’s stand-out bikes since it was launched in
2012. With clearance for 45mm tires and a geometry
designed to be equally at home both on and
off-road, the disc-specific frame helped set the
benchmark for the emerging adventure bike
category."
(roadcyclinguk.com)
December
6, 2017
35 Amazing Health Benefits of Running.
"Running
or jogging are both forms of aerobic exercises and
as such present the body with quite a number of
amazing health benefits. The difference between
jogging and running is basically the intensity and
the speed in which they are done."
(sport-fitness-advisor.com)
(european-athletics.org)
December
6, 2017
Best Road Bike Pedals.
"When
you’re riding your bike, you make contact with it
at three main points: the handlebars, the saddle,
and the pedals. As your legs are working to drive
the bike forward, the road bike pedals are
arguably one of the most important components on a
bicycle."
(ilovebicycling.com)
December
6, 2017
Best bib tights for winter riding.
"Most
manufacturers now integrate a chamois into their
tights: not so long ago it was common to wear
unpadded tights over bibshorts. Using padded
tights mean fewer seams and fewer straps, but if
you’re a regular rider it will mean buying more
than just a couple of pairs of tights." (cyclingweekly.com)
December
6, 2017
5 Of The Best Power Meters.
"PowerTap
is one of the only companies that offer three
positions for power to be read. Originally,
PowerTap sold the rear hub power meter and now
they offer chainrings and pedals to read power.
All three are useful in their own way." (ilovebicycling.com)
December
6, 2017
December
5, 2017
Sagan and UCI drop Tour de France
disqualification dispute.
"After
the vision of ‘new materials' both parties reached
a compromise and agreed “that the crash was an
unfortunate and unintentional race incident and
that the UCI Commissaires made their decision
based on their best judgment in the
circumstances."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
December
5, 2017
Tour de Yorkshire 2018 route revealed:
maps and profiles of every stage.
"The
Tour de Yorkshire 2018 route will see the riders
tackle four stages through the best of the
Yorkshire countryside, starting in Beverley on
Thursday, May 3, and finishing in Leeds on Sunday,
May 6."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
December
5, 2017
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad Revives
Traditional Ronde Course.
"De
Standaard reports today that the organizers
of the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad have announced
changes to the course that will take the race away
from its traditional finish in Gent to a finale
taken from the pre-2012 Ronde van Vlaanderen,
going over the Muur and Bosberg en route to a
finish in Ninove."
(podiumcafe.com)
December
5, 2017
Aussie women's road cycling on the
verge of another blow.
"Pathways
for the development of women road cyclists are
looking thin on the ground at the moment, with no
national development team for next season and the
likelihood of the sport losing one of its best
local outfits."
(sbs.com.au)
December
5, 2017
Wiggle High5 announce Women's Tour
Down Under squad.
"Elevated
to 2.1 status for the first time in its history,
the first women's UCI race of the 2018 calendar
takes place in Adelaide, South Australia 11-14
January."
(cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Con Chronis)
December
5, 2017
Amid shrinking rosters, Team Sky heads
into 2018 with 30 riders.
"Team
Sky boasts a lineup of 30 cyclists for the 2018
season, in sharp contrast to other WorldTour teams
that have trimmed their rosters ahead of the
coming year. With one final signing, Italian
neo-pro Leonardo Basso, Sky finalized its 2018
roster Tuesday."
(velonews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele)
December
5, 2017
Virtual reality headsets could make
people 40 per cent more likely to take up cycling.
"Virtual
reality headsets showing footage of people
enjoying cycling could have a major impact on
getting people into cycling, according to a new
report by British Cycling and HSBC UK." (cyclingweekly.com)
December
5, 2017
Romain Bardet: New Jersey, Same
Dreams.
"After
eight years, AG2R La Mondiale decided it was time
for a new look, so the French team designed a new
jersey for 2018. Showing it off was the team’s
biggest star, Romain Bardet, who sat in as a model
on Tuesday during a quick trip to Paris before
catching up with the rest of his team for a
pre-season training camp in Spain."
(pelotonmagazine.com) Words/images: James Startt
December
5, 2017
Brothers who made £100,000 from
selling stolen Chain Reaction Cycles stock given
prison sentences.
"Brian
Bowen was jailed for six months for selling
£88,000 worth of stolen goods online, while his
brother Alan was given an eight-month sentence
suspended for two years for selling £14,000 worth
of stolen goods."
(cyclingweekly.com)
December
5, 2017
Which WorldTour team has the best kit
for 2018?
"We
take a look at the 2018 WorldTour team kit
revealed so far. Some have gone for a radical
reworking, whereas others have gone for the ‘if it
ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ approach." (cyclingweekly.com)
December
5, 2017
Giro d'Italia wins Best Stage Race in
2017 Cyclingnews Reader Poll.
"If
the 2017 Giro d’Italia were to be pitched as a
movie, the premise would hardly be a promising
one: a lanky rouleur distances his rivals in the
long time trial at the start of the second week,
manages his advantage sagely thereafter, and then
seals overall victory with a measured ride in the
time trial on the final day."
(cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele)
December
5, 2017
Shimano electronic gears could soon
charge themselves.
"Rather
than power the derailleurs ‘on the fly’, the
patent suggests that the dynamo could be used to
power an “accumulator, capacitor or batteries that
are rechargeable”, such as a “nickel hydrogen
battery, lithium ion battery or lithium ion
capacitor."
(bikeradar.com) (Shimano)
December
5, 2017
Fitbit rolls out slew of apps to
Ionic…and…umm…virtual cats.
"It’s
been just over three months since Fitbit announced
their Ionic GPS smartwatch, and about two months
since they started shipping it out into the wild.
The watch is generally seen (by themselves and
others) as critical to Fitbit's revival in the
wearables scene, competing with the likes of
mid-range watches from Garmin, Apple, and others.
It contains GPS, contactless payments, music
support, and an app store."
(dcrainmaker.com)
December
5, 2017
Team Sky wins Best Men's Team in 2017
Cyclingnews Reader Poll.
"Team
Sky has been voted the Best Men's Team in the 2017
Cyclingnews Reader Poll. The British squad
has claimed the prize for three years running, and
also won the award in 2012 and 2013. Sky polled 32
per cent of the final vote with over 7,000 people
picking them as their team of the year." (cyclingnews.com)
December
5, 2017
Hands-on: The COROS Omni Smart Helmet.
"It’s
been one year since COROS burst onto the scene
with their COROS Linx Smart helmet. The main
appeal of the helmet was that it had not only
jawbone conduction speakers built into the straps
(which don’t block outside noise), but it also had
a wind-protected microphone. Oh, and it was Strava
orange. Or Zwift orange. Or Dutch orange I
suppose. Either way, orange."
(dcrainmaker.com)
December
5, 2017
13 of the best carbon fiber road
bikes.
"There’s
a bewildering choice of carbon fiber frames these
days. From super lightweight climbing bikes to
aerodynamic racing frames designed and honed in a
wind tunnel, to bikes built to provide comfort for
endurance and sportive cyclists, to a growing
breed of adventure and gravel bikes, there’s a
carbon bike for all riding styles."
(road.cc)
December
5, 2017
Park Tool PRS-22 Team Issue Repair
Workstand.
"The
Park Tool PRS-22 is a professional level repair
stand that's strong and stable, the beam design
allowing it to support the bottom bracket and hold
either the front or rear dropouts so there's no
need to clamp either the frame or seatpost." (road.cc)
December
5, 2017
Tacx Flux Smart review.
"The
Tacx Flux Smart is the little sibling of the
light-flashing, surface-rumbling Neo Smart
direct-drive smart trainer. For about two-thirds
the cost, the Flux Smart delivers interactive
training and virtual riding with good power
measurement but without the bells and whistles." (cyclingnews.com)
(Allen Krughoff / Immediate Media)
December
5, 2017
Elite Qubo Digital Smart B+ review.
"Perhaps
the best smart-trainer bargain, the Elite
QuboDigital Smart B+ delivers great value - and
you can usually find it even lower than the list
price on Wiggle and Performance."
(cyclingnews.com) (Allen Krughoff / Immediate
Media)
December
5, 2017
A Student in the UK Reinvents the
Bicycle Wheel.
"What
if a system could be developed that would allow
weights move from the center of the wheel to the
outer rim based on speed, thus providing a
flywheel effect that would minimizing the amount
of energy required from start and continue to
produce energy as speed increased?"
(capovelo.com)
December
5, 2017
December
4, 2017
When is the best time of year to buy a
bike?
"If
price is the major factor influencing your
decision, the end of the model year season is the
time to buy, especially if you're not particular
about brand, model, and specs. Depending on the
manufacturer, runout deals can begin as early as
late June or July. From then on it's a game of
chicken - prices go down as more of that inventory
is marked down to move, but the availability of
colors, sizes, and specs diminishes, too." (bikeroar.com) image:
Patrick Comerford
December
4, 2017
UCI approves Axeon Pro Continental
status.
"The
U23 team, which will compete as Hagens Berman
Axeon in 2018, started in 2009 as Trek Livestrong
before Bontrager picked up title sponsorship in
2012 and 2013. The team rode under the Bissell
banner in 2014 and then signed Neon Adventures in
2015, changing the name to Axeon. Hagens Berman
came on board in 2016 and will take over title
sponsorship next year."
(cyclingnews.com) (Davey Wilson)
December
4, 2017
Greg Van Avermaet: On top of the
world.
"Dendermonde
is home to Greg Van Avermaet, Olympic gold
medalist, WorldTour champion, monument winner,
achiever of top 10s and local boy - he was born in
Lokeren, the next town over."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport)
December
4, 2017
Dumoulin and Van der Breggen nominated
for Dutch sportsman and woman of the year.
"Tom
Dumoulin and Anna van der Breggen have been
shortlisted Dutch sportsman and sportswoman of the
year. Both were voted for by a professional panel
from NOS with Dumoulin going up against
Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen and speed skater
Sven Kramer. Competition for Van der Breggen comes
in the form of track and field star Dafne
Schippers and sailor Marit Bouwmeester." (cyclingnews.com)
(Photo: Tim De Waele)
December
4, 2017
van Vleuten as Best Female Road Rider
in 2017.
"Annemiek
van Vleuten (Orica Scott) has been voted best
female road rider in 2017 by the readers of Cyclingnews.
Van Vleuten won by a clear margin of more than 800
votes over her compatriot Anna van der Breggen,
with Coryn Rivera taking third. European champion
Marianne Vos and Tour de Yorkshire winner Lizzie
Deignan rounded out the top five."
(cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Con Chronis)
December
4, 2017
On the road with Astana: Behind the
big blue.
"Ever
wondered what level of infrastructure lines up
behind a leading WorldTour team? Steve Thomas
spent some time on the road with the Astana squad,
glimpsing their inventory and plans for 2018." (sbs.com.au)
December
4, 2017
Urban mid motor shoot-out: Bosch vs
Shimano vs Brose vs Yamaha.
"If
you're looking for a mid-motor electric bike for
city, urban or leisure use then there's plenty of
choice across a wide range of manufacturers and
prices. For the most part, though, you'll be
choosing between one of four main drivetrains. So
we've set them back to back and asked: which is
the best?"
(ebiketips.road.cc)
December
4, 2017
The all-new 2018 Specialized Tarmac
Pro.
"The
2018 Specialized Tarmac SL6 is an all-new bike,
and while the top-of-the-range S-Works is the one
you're probably fantasizing about, the (slightly)
more affordable Pro is the one you're likely to
buy."
(cyclingnews.com)
(Matthew Allen / Immediate Media)
December
4, 2017
Mezgec continues successful 2017 with
Slovenian 'cross title.
"The
national Slovenian road race champion in June,
'cross national champion in July, Luka Mezgec has
completed a hat-trick of titles in 2017 by taking
out the 'cross title."
(cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Tim De Waele)
December
4, 2017
Ruts N’ Guts: Mani and Ortenblad
triumphant on day two.
"Caroline
Mani (Van Dessel / Atom Composites) won the elite
women’s race on day two of the UCI C2 Ruts N’ Guts
in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma on Sunday, her fourth
UCI victory of the season in the U.S. On the men’s
side, Tobin Ortenblad (Santa Cruz / Donkey Label)
went two-for-two for his ninth UCI win of the
season."
(velonews.com) Photo: Peloton Sports
December
4, 2017
NBX Gran Prix: West Doubles Down,
Lindine victorious on day two.
"Ruby
West (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com) took her
second win of the weekend in the elite women’s
race at the UCI C2 NBX Gran Prix of Cross in
Warwick, Rhode Island on Sunday. She also grabbed
both overall Vittoria Series jerseys for the elite
women and under-23 women."
(velonews.com) Photo: Angelica Dixon
December
4, 2017
Milton Track World Cup: Final day
Keirin victory for Vogel.
"The
big winner was the remarkable Kristina Vogel of
Germany, who remains unbeaten this World Cup
season in the sprint events; sweeping the Keirin,
Sprint and Team Sprint titles for the women; as
she has done in the previous two rounds." (cyclingnews.com)
(SWpix.com)
December
4, 2017
Highlights of 2017: Part III.
"How
was the Giro for you? With hindsight the “fight
for pink” to borrow the race’s awkward strapline
wasn’t vintage stuff. Tom Dumoulin was climbing so
well he kept Nairo Quintana within seconds on the
Blockhaus and took minutes from him in the time
trials and if it wasn’t for the imbroglio over his
bowels on the Umbrailpass then he would have
cruised to the win."
(inrng.com) (RCS Sport)
December
4, 2017
Ion Izagirre: I feel like I've just
signed my first pro contract.
"Ion
Izagirre (Bahrain Merida) says that he feels like
a first-year professional as he heads into the
2018 season. Given the year that he has had, it's
easy to understand."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
December
4, 2017
Barbieri set for Wiggle High5 debut in
2018.
"Wiggle
High5 announced Monday signing road development
rider Italian Rachele Barbieri for the 2018
season. At 20 years old, Barbieri is the reigning
scratch race world champion, and will continue her
development as a top sprinter on the women's UCI
road circuit next season. She joins the team after
spending two seasons with the American outfit
Cylance."
(cyclingnews.com)
December
4, 2017
2018 Vuelta a San Juan route unveiled.
"The
parcours of the 36th Vuelta Ciclista a la
Provincia de San Juan has been unveiled by race
organizers. The stage three 14.4km time trial in
San Juan and stage five finish to Alto Colorado, a
day after the mid-race rest day, are expected to
shape the general classification. The Argentinian
race will take place 21-28 January, starting and
finishing in the western city of San Juan." (cyclingnews.com)
(Photo: Tim De Waele)
December
4, 2017
Six ways Zwift can make this your best
winter yet.
"It’s
happened - the dark, gloomy, cold, wet days and
nights of winter have drawn in, and with it, we
know first hand how motivation to get out and ride
your bike can freefall. This means, despite our
often lofty goals and ambitious plans for the
coming year, training plans stall until the
weather has turned, going out for the odd outing
when the skies clear. Surely there’s a better
solution?"
(roadcyclinguk.com)
December
4, 2017
Five cool things coming soon from
Shimano, Merida, Caddon, Prologo and Scott.
"The
weather's warmed up just a notch, so this week
we're smart and turbo-trainer free and have the
lowdown on some bikes, tech and gear we've been
testing to the max in the great outdoors." (road.cc)
December
4, 2017
6 of the best comfort-boosting
seatposts to soften road shock and cosset your
bottom.
"If
you want to add more comfort to your bike, and
we’re talking about reducing the vibrations
through the main contact point, the saddle, then
upgrading your seatpost is an easy and relatively
inexpensive upgrade. Your derriere will thank
you."
(road.cc)
December
4, 2017
Cycling and erectile dysfunction: A
hard conversation that needs to be had.
"Erectile
dysfunction. It’s not a particularly sexy topic,
nor is it something that any of us really wants to
think about it. And yet it’s an issue that all
male cyclists should be aware of, if not actively
concerned about. Between 50 and 91% of cyclists
have experienced genital numbness of some kind
while cycling."
(cyclingtips.com) Photography by Cor Vos and
Kristof Ramon
December
4, 2017
Rotor UNO hydraulic groupset first
impressions.
"Named
to commemorate Rotor sponsored athlete Carlos
Sastre's first victory at Alpe d'Huez during the
2008 Tour de France, the Aldhu 3D+ crankset uses
direct mount chainrings in a modular design that
brings more adjustability and customization than
any Rotor crank before it. Rotor claims that it's
also the lightest crank to date from the company
and - just like the rest - it's 100 percent made
in Madrid."
(cyclingnews.com) (Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)
December
4, 2017
Tech of the Week: Skinsuits rated, new
pro kit and coffee cups for cyclists.
"This
week, we’ve also been having a look at the best
new shoes, a 3D printed steel crosser and smart
turbos."
(cyclingweekly.com)
December
4, 2017
Pirelli PZero Velo road tire review.
"Pirelli's
legacy as a tire manufacturer is legendary across
motorsports, so when the Italian brand announced
its entry into bike tires expectations were high." (cyclingnews.com)
(bikeradar.com)
December
4, 2017
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