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January 9, 2020 January 9,
2020
Remco Evenepoel all in for Olympic glory in
Tokyo.
"In
2019, Remco Evenepoel became the European time trial
champion - a remarkable feat in what was the 19-year-old
Belgian's first season as a professional, having joined
WorldTour team Deceuninck Quick Step straight from the
junior rankings, leapfrogging the under-23 category
entirely."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
January 9,
2020
Richie Porte 'in good shape' for more Tour
Down Under success.
"Richie
Porte believes he’s on track for a seventh straight
victory on Willunga Hill and a second overall title at
the Tour Down Under, where he’ll lead the line for Trek
Segafredo alongside world champion Mads Pedersen." (cyclingnews.com) (Getty
Images)
January 9,
2020
Tour Down Under: Rohan Dennis leads Team
Ineos.
"Team
Ineos have confirmed that Rohan Dennis will lead the
British team at the Tour Down Under, with talented young
Russian Pavel Sivakov, Dylan van Baarle, sprinter Chris
Lawless, Luke Rowe, Owain Doull, and Ian Stannard also
in the seven-rider squad."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Con Chronis / Zac
Williams)
January 9,
2020
No live coverage of the UK’s Cyclocross
National Championships this weekend.
"This
weekend will see Britain’s Cyclocross National
Championship take place in Shrewsbury. Running over
Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th January, everyone from the
60+ Vets to Under-14s will be fighting it out." (cyclist.co.uk) Joseph
Delves
January 9,
2020
Bosch shows off 2020 e-bike features:
Anti-theft device and smart glasses.
"The
German brand is showing off a raft of 2020 equipment at
the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas." (cyclingweekly.com)
(Michelle Arthurs-Brennan)
January 9,
2020
Tour Down Under will help boost Adelaide
Hills bush fire recovery, says mayor.
"The
mayor of the Adelaide Hills region of South Australia
has said that the Tour Down Under, which stakes place
later this month, will help the area in its recovery
from the recent bushfires that have left a trail of
devastation there."
(road.cc) Simon MacMichael
January 9,
2020
Gear of the year: Jordan Villella.
"As
we welcome a new year, we at Roadbikereview are
taking a moment to look back at the bikes and products
that improved our riding experience in 2019. Here are
five products that Jordan Villella fell in love with in
2019."
(roadbikereview.com) Jordan Villella
January 9,
2020
2020 Tour Down Under LIVE STREAM.
"Tour
Down Under 2020 - stage 1 (Tanunda - Tanunda 150km)
LIVESTREAM: Tuesday, January 21st.
Start
at 13:15pm local (Adelaide, Australia), 01:15am Central
Europe, 19:15pm U.S. Eastern."
(cycling.today)
January 9,
2020
Column
Two
Primoz Roglic: I'm prouder of Giro podium
than Vuelta win.
"Primoz
Roglic (Jumbo Visma) can look back at the 2019 season
with several reasons to be satisfied. From a maiden
Grand Tour win to finishing the year atop the UCI
rankings, the Slovenian was, without question, the most
consistent stage racer on the planet last year." (cyclingnews.com) (Getty
Images)
January 9,
2020
Bernal, Alaphilippe, Roglic to take on Paris
Nice.
"The
‘race to the sun’ will see reigning champion and Tour de
France winner Egan Bernal (Team Ineos) take to the start
alongside Vuelta a Espana champion Primoz Roglic (Jumbo
Visma), Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates), and French
favorites Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck Quick Step) and
Thibaut Pinot (Groupama FDJ). Nairo Quintana will also
be there, racing with his new team, Arkea Samsic, who
earned a wildcard invite."
(velonews.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty Images Sport)
January 9,
2020
Egan Bernal and Richard Carapaz will open
their seasons next month..
"The
pair, both Grand Tour winners in 2019, will be lining up
at the Tour Colombia 2.1 in early February, kicking off
their seasons at high altitude and with some tough
competition."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
January 9,
2020
Mark Cavendish's spring race program
confirmed.
"Mark
Cavendish's 2020 spring race schedule has been
confirmed, with the sprinter set to begin his season at
the Saudi Tour at the start of February. Cavendish, who
is currently training with his new Bahrain McLaren team
in Spain, will also race the Tour of Oman and the UAE
Tour before returning to Europe."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Scott Mitchell /
Bahrain McLaren)
January 9,
2020
Members of New Zealand national track squad
confirmed for Women's Tour Down Under.
"Six
members of New Zealand's national endurance track squad
will take part in this year's Women's Tour Down Under,
led by four-time national road race champion Rushlee
Buchanan."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Guy Swarbrick)
January 9,
2020
Lezyne Pocket Drive shrinks mini-pump,
maintains high-pressure, plus Tall pumps!
"In
addition to their new tire plug kit, smart connected
bike lights, GPS updates & tiny ratchet tool kit,
Lezyne just snuck this new miniature hand pump past us
before the end of the year. Lots of new products, but
this new Lezyne Pocket Drive looks pretty cool." (bikerumor.com) (Cory
Benson)
January 9,
2020
Scribe Aero Wide+ 32 carbon disc wheelset
review.
"There’s
no better way to gee-up your bike than chucking on a set
of carbon-rimmed wheels. Cutting weight, adding
stiffness and providing improved aerodynamics, they’re
really the only upgrade you can make that provides that
instant wow factor; everything else is just fiddling in
the margins."
(cyclist.co.uk) Joseph Delves
January 9,
2020
Michelin updates Power tires with road and
time trial models.
"Michelin
has undertaken a wholesale and complete revamp of its
Power tire line for 2020. The new tires now encompasses
all tires in the road, cyclocross and gravel categories
making it a little bit easier to identify exactly which
tire the rider needs."
(cyclingweekly.com) James Bracey
January 9,
2020
First Look: Amazfit's Crazy Treadmill &
Wall Display System.
"This
whole setup is called the Amazfit Home Studio. It
includes the treadmill, the gigantic wall display you
see, as well as some weights and such used within
workouts. As for the price of everything - well, Amazfit
isn’t saying yet, but they are committing it’ll be
“under the Peloton Tread” price, which is $4,500." (dcrainmaker.com)
January 9,
2020
Column
Three
January 9,
2020
VeloNews Stories of the Decade: Peter Sagan.
"Over
the last 10 years Peter Sagan became pro cycling’s most
popular rider by making winning fun."
(velonews.com) Andrew Hood
January 9,
2020
Logan Owen strives for road captain role
with EF Education First.
"In
his third WorldTour season, American Logan Owen says he
aspires to become the road captain at EF Education
First, citing teammate Mitch Docker as a role model he
hopes to follow in pro cycling."
(velonews.com) (Getty Images)
January 9,
2020
2020 Team Preview: NTT Pro Cycling.
"Self-styled
as 'Africa's team', Dimension Data gets a new name, new
look and a clutch of new riders as the squad looks to
improve on several disappointing seasons." (cyclingnews.com) (Image
credit: NTT Pro Cycling)
January 9,
2020
Another giant leap for Gigante after winning
Australian time trial title.
"Nineteen-year-old
Sarah Gigante (Tibco SVB) has said that she couldn't
believe that she'd won the elite women's Australian time
trial title on Wednesday afternoon, beating the likes of
defending champion Grace Brown and her Mitchelton Scott
teammate Amanda Spratt, who finished fourth." (cyclingnews.com) (Image
credit: Con Chronis / Zac Williams)
January 9,
2020
The best winter cycling jackets available in
2020.
"It
might not be the most glamorous part of the cycling
season, but riding during the winter is a fact of life
for most cyclists."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Endura)
January 9,
2020
Amanda Spratt: I could see Tour Down Under
stepping up to the Women's WorldTour.
"It
surprises me that it's not WorldTour already," Spratt
told Cyclingnews. "I thought that this was an
event that would go WorldTour [sooner] but I also think
it has taken it step-by-step. It's still a young event,
four years now, so I think each year it grows." (cyclingnews.com) (Getty
Images)
January 9,
2020
Hustle Bike Labs tease REM magnetic flat
pedals for MTB, best of clipless and flats?
"Hustle
Bike Labs are on the precipice of releasing their REM
magnetic flat pedals for mountain biking, combining the
the connection of a clipless pedal, with its improved
pedaling efficiency, but the freedom of a flat pedal
with safer release options."
(bikerumor.com) Jessie-May Morgan
January 9,
2020
Everything I learned using the Elite Nero
smart rollers.
"The
rollers have a slight forward-backward movement,
referred to by Elite as a floating system. The
combination of the floating system, the balance required
to stabilize myself and the gradient/resistance changes
made Zwift feel more realistic than ever." (cyclingmagazine.ca) Lily
Hansen-Gillis
January 9,
2020
road.cc Sportive and Endurance Bike of the
Year 2019/20.
"Road
bikes designed to boost comfort for long rides and the
rough roads of the UK continue to be hugely popular with
road.cc readers, and these are the very best bikes we've
tested in 2019 from this category."
(road.cc) (David Arthur)
January 9,
2020
Column
One
January 8, 2020 Australian Road Championships: Durbridge
again beats Dennis to defend elite men's time trial title.
"Mitchelton
Scott's Luke Durbridge won the elite men's time trial at
the 2020 Australian Road Championships in Ballarat,
Victoria, on Wednesday evening, again bettering time
trial world champion Rohan Dennis (Team Ineos) - this
year by 18 seconds - to defend the title he took last
year."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Con Chronis / Zac
Williams)
January 8,
2020
Gigante takes Australian elite women's time
trial title from defending champion Brown.
"Nineteen-year-old
Sarah Gigante (Tibco SVB) won the elite women's
Australian time trial title - and by default the
under-23 title - by beating defending champion Grace
Brown (Mitchelton Scott) and Roxsolt Attaquer's Emily
Herfoss in Ballarat, Victoria."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Con Chronis / Zac
Williams)
January 8,
2020
Tour Down Under 2020: Sam Bennett leads
Deceuninck Quick Step.
"Sam
Bennett will lead Deceuninck Quick Step when he makes
his debut with the team at the Tour Down Under. The
People’s Classic Criterium in Adelaide on January 19
serves as the traditional curtain raiser to the
WorldTour stage race."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Sigfrid Eggers)
January 8,
2020
UAE Team Emirates’ announces 2020 Tour Down
Under line-up.
"UAE
Team Emirates starts their 2020 season at the Tour Down
Under on January 21, hoping to build on solid results
from the 2019 edition of the race. Jasper Philipsen had
a stage win last year and Diego Ulissi finished in the
top-10 on GC."
(bikeworldnews.com)
January 8,
2020
Carapaz will start season at Tour Colombia
2.1.
"Team
Ineos will line up for the 2020 Tour Colombia 2.1 stage
race in February with at least two Grand Tour winners on
the roster in reigning Tour de France champion Egan
Bernal and 2019 Giro d'Italia victor Richard Carapaz." (cyclingnews.com) (Getty
Images Sport)
January 8,
2020
Inside Pratt Frameworks.
"We
first ran into Max Pratt of the eponymous Pratt
Frameworks at the 2019 North American Handmade Bicycle
Show and immediately came away impressed with his simple
in design, but strong in presence, steel road bike." (roadbikeaction.com)
January 8,
2020
BikeRadar’s 2020 cycling resolutions.
What we want to achieve on the bike this year.
"We’re
a varied bunch here at BikeRadar - with roadies
and mountain bikers, gravel riders and bikepackers,
cross-country racers and downhill slayers - but all
share a passion for riding and enjoying life on two
wheels, regardless of the discipline."
(bikeradar.com) The Rift Gravel Race
January 8,
2020
Column
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Bjarne Riis confirmed as manager and
co-owner of NTT Team.
"Riis
will become the manager of the UCI WorldTeam to try and
right the ship that sunk to the bottom of the World
Rankings (just above the now-defunct Katusha Alpecin)
and scored just one WorldTour win in 2019, Edvald
Boasson Hagen's stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné." (cyclingnews.com) (Bettini
Photo)
January 8,
2020
Paris Nice follows familiar formula in 2020.
"The
2020 Paris Nice will follow a familiar format to recent
years, with early stages exposed to the wind followed by
a stage 4 time trial, a summit finish on the penultimate
day and a finale in the hills behind Nice." (cyclingnews.com) (ASO)
January 8,
2020
The women’s 2020 WorldTour kits, ranked.
"The
women’s WorldTour will return in 2020 with 22 road
cycling events for its fifth edition. This season marks
the creation of a new system in which the UCI requires
teams to pay their members minimum wage and meet other
ethical and financial standards."
(cyclingmagazine.ca) Lily Hansen-Gillis
January 8,
2020
Van Keirsbulck: The problem last year was we
went really hard at the training camps.
"You
can have too much of a good thing, and Greg Van
Avermaet's teammates for the spring Classics made a
simple but crucial error in 2019: they were
over-motivated."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
January 8,
2020
The Grind: Gravel racers forge a new
business model for U.S. racing.
"Gravel
racers have become the entrepreneurs of American
cycling, pushing the sponsorship model in strange new
directions."
(velonews.com) Fred Dreier
January 8,
2020
The Decade - Ten Years of Cycling.
"As we step into 2020, Ed Hood takes a look back at the last decade of cycling and his top memory and thoughts on each year - From Lance Armstrong to Remco Evenepoel and the other 'headline' makers in-between. The 'who's who' of the past decade." (pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Cor Vos) January 8,
2020
The thirsty koala, the cyclist, and the
Instagram video that went viral.
"You
would have seen the video and photos by now. The thirsty
koala perched on a rider’s bike in the Adelaide Hills,
days after bushfires swept through the area, asking for
water from the rider’s bidon. Those images first
appeared on the Instagram account of VeloClub member
Anna Heusler but have since been shared by news outlets
and social media accounts around the world." (cyclingtips.com)
(Instagram)
January 8,
2020
Hunt announces new Aerodynamicist range with
“class-leading” 82mm carbon wheelset.
"Hunt
has announced the latest addition to its range of road
bike wheels: three tubeless-ready carbon rim brake
wheelsets designed to maximize speed and aerodynamic
efficiency. The deepest option (82mm) is said to offer
“class-leading” aero performance."
(bikeradar.com) (Hunt)
January 8,
2020
Warren Rossiter's gear of the year 2019.
"Headphones,
tubeless tires, wireless transmission, a nifty lock,
gravel levers and a top performing GPS."
(bikeradar.com) Immediate Media
January 8,
2020
Danny MacAskill on Finding Inspiration,
Attempting Tricks 700 Times & "Game Changing" Tubeless
Set Ups.
"Danny
burst back on to our screens this week and put all our
New Year's workout resolutions to shame in his new edit
'Gymnasium'. It saw Danny back on the 20" wheels of a
custom, carbon Santa Cruz trials bike ticking off some
of the most creative tricks he's ever produced." (pinkbike.com)
January 8,
2020
Column
Three
January 8,
2020
Lorena Wiebes and Parkhotel Valkenburg reach
settlement in contract dispute.
"According
to the Dutch press outlet De Limburger on
Wednesday, the details of the settlement are
confidential, but title sponsorship owner Jos van de
Mortel said the agreement satisfies neither party
involved in the dispute."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
January 8,
2020
Australia road nationals get underway with
authorities monitoring fire dangers.
"Durbridge,
Gigante take national time trial championships in
Victoria Wednesday as organizers continue to monitor
wildfires in the region."
(velonews.com) (Getty Images)
January 8,
2020
2020 Team Preview: Boels Dolmans.
"Boels
Dolmans has been the number one ranked team in the world
for the past five seasons and one of the few world-class
women’s teams not attached to a men’s WorldTour
program."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Boels Dolmans
Cyclingteam)
January 8,
2020
2020 Team Preview: Movistar.
"Since
its founding in 1980, the team has raced under a variety
of banners - Reynolds, Banesto, ibanesto.com, Illes
Balears, Caisse d'Epargne and Movistar - but the squad's
Navarran identity has remained largely intact even as it
expanded to meet the demands of the WorldTour era." (cyclingnews.com) (Getty
Images)
January 8,
2020
Prudhomme: 2020 Tour de France wildcards
were a natural choice.
"Cofidis,
a perennial wildcard, earned an automatic berth this
year after gaining promotion to an expanded 19-team
WorldTour, which left just two invitations to be
distributed at ASO’s discretion."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
January 8,
2020
Nicolas Roche set for racing again after
crash-enforced longer break.
"During
the previous three seasons Roche continued to race until
almost the end of October, meaning shorter winter
breaks. However, this time around his off-season has
been much longer than normal; a break that also
necessitate recovery time for a fractured kneecap after
his Vuelta
stage 6 fall."
(stickybottle.com)
January 8,
2020
VeloNews stories of the decade: Electronic
shifting takes over.
"Component
makers first produced electronic shifters in the 1990's,
but in the last decade, the technology became ubiquitous
in cycling, from the Tour de France to the weekly group
ride."
(velonews.com) (Brennaeur) (Dan Cavallari)
January 8,
2020
Taking Argon 18 To The Tour.
"Speed
may be central to bicycle racing, but Canadian Gervais
Rioux understands that some things in life take time as
well. After all, it took him 14 years as a bike racer to
realize his childhood dream of representing his country
in the Olympic Games."
(pelotonmagazine.com) Images by James Startt
January 8,
2020
Best Bikes of 2019 - Gravel Bike of the Year
Award, plus Benchmark, Bargain and Editor's Choice.
"As
2019 has drawn to a close and 2020 beckons, we have
rounded up all the gravel and adventure bikes we've
tested this year. Together, we've picked the best
overall bike with separate prizes for the best bargain
bike, a benchmark bike and the desirable editor's choice
award."
(road.cc) Rachael Gurney
January 8,
2020
Column
One
January 7, 2020 Reports confirm links to Riis merger with
NTT.
"A
Wednesday press release is expected to reveal details of
the 1996 Tour winner joining the South African team as
sport director and partner."
(velonews.com)
January 7,
2020
CCC Team visit Adelaide Hills hit by
bushfires.
"The
CCC Team riders in Australia for the Tour Down Under
visited the Adelaide Hills affected by recent bushfires
on Tuesday, as the local residents confirmed the area is
ready to welcome the race when stage 2 starts in
Woodside."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: CCC Team/Twitter)
January 7,
2020
First teams confirm line-ups for Tour Down
Under 2020 as WorldTour racing returns.
"The
Tour Down Under is the first men’s WorldTour race of
2020 and always attracts star names eager to mark up an
early victory and ease the pressure."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo by Peter Mundy/Getty Images)
January 7,
2020
Caleb Ewan to lead strong Lotto Soudal team
at Tour Down Under.
"Caleb
Ewan will lead what looks to be a very strong seven-man
Lotto Soudal squad for the 2020 Tour Down Under, which
gets under way in Adelaide, Australia, on January 19." (cyclingnews.com) (Getty
Images)
January 7,
2020
RoadNats organizers keeping close eye on
bushfire situation.
"With
most of the nation in the throes of a bushfire crisis,
Cycling Australia says it is closely monitoring 'any
potential impact on those participating or attending'
the 2020 Cycling Australia Road National Championships." (sbs.com.au) (Photo: Con
Chronis)
January 7,
2020
Steimle undergoes successful heart surgery.
"I
am currently in the cardiology of the Brussels
University hospital. When I was in Calpe with the team
in December and we had medical check, I was told that
something is wrong. "
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
January 7,
2020
Eyropro handlebar review: A solid design
with a few kinks to work out.
"I
have a hard time thinking that someone laying their
hands on this wouldn’t be as surprised as I was with how
good a couple of extra bends can feel."
(cyclingtips.com) Photography by James Huang
January 7,
2020
Column
Two
No return date yet for Froome.
"The
four-time Tour winner heads to a training camp in
Spain's Canary islands in what will be an important step
in his return to racing."
(velonews.com) (BrakeThrough Media)
January 7,
2020
Arkéa Samsic and B&B Hotels Vital
Concept handed final 2020 Tour de France wildcard
invitations.
"Arkéa
Samsic, B&B Hotels Vital Concept and Total Direct
Energie will join the 19 WorldTour teams in the 2020
Tour de France peloton after race organizer ASO
announced its wildcard invitations on Tuesday morning." (cyclingnews.com) (Image
credit: Arkea Samsic)
January 7,
2020
2020 Team Preview: Mitchelton Scott.
"Mitchelton
Scott are Australia's by-now well-established WorldTour
squad, boasting a more-than-respectable palmarès that
includes big one-day wins at Paris Roubaix, Liège
Bastogne Liège, Il Lombardia and Milan San Remo, and the
overall victory at the 2018 Vuelta a España since the
team's debut as Orica GreenEdge in 2012."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
January 7,
2020
Seven storylines that will shape the 2020
racing season.
"Building
on a 2019 that had its fair share of great moments for
racing fans, 2020 offers plenty of its own reasons to be
excited about what’s to come. There will be intra-team
leadership battles to enjoy, retooled rosters to
analyze, rising stars to watch, and two weeks of hotly
contested races that only come once every four years." (cyclingtips.com) (Photo:
Cor Vos)
January 7,
2020
SuperSix Gets a Boost.
"One
of our favorite road bikes of the past year is about to
get a boost. Cannondale has announced an e-version of
its SuperSix EVO road bike, called the SuperSix EVO Neo,
and it looks slick."
(pelotonmagazine.com) Images by Cannondale
January 7,
2020
First Ride Report: Specialized Turbo Creo
SL.
"Whether
you like it or hate it, road e-bikes have arrived. While
we have sister Electric Bike Action magazine to
do most of the heavy lifting when it comes to
motor-assisted bikes, the chance to try the new
Specialized Creo e-road bike was too enticing to pass
up."
(roadbikeaction.com) Troy Templin
January 7,
2020
Best tubeless road tires: Our pick of the
top tubeless road tires in 2020.
"As
the contact patch between you and the road, tires are
one of the most important components on your bike.
Ensuring your tires are fit for the type of riding
you’re doing can make a huge difference to your comfort
and performance."
(cyclingnews.com) (Courtesy)
January 7,
2020
Robbie McCarthy calls time on pro career,
takes up new job in cycling.
"His
one-year contract expired at the end of last year and
his pro cycling career has come to an end. Now at 25,
after he won the junior Australian road race crown at
the start of 2012 he went on to represent Australia in
Europe that year, including at the Worlds in
Valkenburg."
(stickybottle.com) (Photo: Ramsey Cardy-Sportsfile)
January 7,
2020
Column
Three
January 7,
2020
Parkhotel Valkenburg takes Lorena Wiebes
contract conflict to court.
"Lorena
Wiebes problems extricating herself from the Parkhotel
Valkenburg team have ratcheted up a notch, with the
Dutch squad bringing the case to court accusing Wiebes
of breach of contract."
(cyclingnews.com) (Luc Claessen/Getty Images)
January 7,
2020
Rohan Dennis reveals brush with eating
disorder and scraps Grand Tour project.
""Last
year I was thinking ‘you know what? it’s probably
something that physically I can do - be a Grand Tour
rider - and I have the capabilities. But I just don’t
know if I want to go down the road."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport)
January 7,
2020
Inside Neilson Powless's move from Jumbo
Visma to EF Education First.
"Neilson
Powless opens up about his move from Jumbo Visma to EF
Education First. The young American said the Dutch
squad's training program didn't work for him, which
prompted him to leave."
(velonews.com) Photo: EF Education First
January 7,
2020
TJ Eisenhart launches gravel racing team
with innovative sponsorship model.
"TJ
Eisenhart has left road cycling behind to launch his own
gravel program called Imaginary Collective. The program
boasts an innovative sponsorship model that bucks the
trend commonly found in road cycling teams." (velonews.com) Fred Dreier
January 7,
2020
Pauline Ferrand Prevot's Iliac
Endofibrosis Returns.
"Prevot
has apparently been struggling with power in her lower
left leg while racing cyclocross for the past 2 weeks
and went for a scan yesterday. The doctors confirmed
that it was another endofibrosis and, although it is a
smaller lesion than last time, it will still require
surgery."
(pinkbike.com) Ross Bell
January 7,
2020
Jakob Fuglsang: To look for something new
at 34 is a big risk.
"Fuglsang
just finished his most successful season to date in
which he won the Vuelta a Andalucía/Ruta del Sol,
Liege Bastogne Liege and the Criterium du Dauphine,
and achieved podium positions in Strade Bianche,
Tirreno Adriatico, la Fleche Wallonne and the Amstel
Gold Race."
(cyclingpub.com) (jonathan roordo)
January 7,
2020
Ultimate Indoor Riding Guide: Best Road
Bike Trainers to Buy in 2020.
"The
world of outdoor cycling has been evolving at a
lightning-fast pace, and yet one of the
fastest-growing segments is stationary riding. The
world of indoor trainers and accessories has been
flooding the market."
(roadbikeaction.com)
January 7,
2020
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