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November
5, 2021
Live Cyclocross: European Championships -
6/7th November 2021.
Live
streaming video: 1:15pm CET (8:15am U.S. Eastern).
Junior Women 11:00 (European local time).
U23 Men - 13:15.
Elite
Women – 15:00
Sunday 7th November: Junior Men 11:00 (European local time). U23 Women - 13:15. Elite Men - 15:00." (cyclocross.social) (Credit not Found) November 5, 2021 |
November
5, 2021
Unzue recognizes retirement is on the horizon
as Movistar make changes.
"Cycling’s
longest standing team manager Eusebio Unzué has recognized
that his time at the head of the Movistar squad and its
previous iterations is coming to an end and that he is now
“working on the squad’s future."
By Alasdair Fotheringham (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Photo Gomez Sport) November 5, 2021 Tech Tidbits: Xert Adds NPE CABLE Support,
TrainerRoad Adaptive Training Leaves Beta.
"Indoor-focused
trainer app news will be all the rage for the next while
as companies try and pique your interest going into the
colder seasons here in the Northern Hemisphere. Though, in
this case, both companies also support outside workouts
too."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Photo: Ray Maker) November 4, 2021 A tilting, steering, gaming smart bike: the
Muoverti Tiltbikes.
"On
paper, connected or smart bikes seem like the holy grail
of indoor training hardware options. These bike-shaped
objects are said to provide greater stability, built-in
power meters, ease of use, simple adjustability for
multiple users, and a smaller footprint than a bike and
trainer."
By Ronan Mc Laughlin (cyclingtips.com) (Image Credit not Found) November 4, 2021 November
3, 2021
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November
5, 2021
Amanda Coker becomes first woman in history to
break 500 miles in 24 hours.
"On
October 25, 2021, Amanda Coker’s world rotated around a
28-mile section of road in Boise, Idaho, as she became the
first woman in history to ride more than 500 miles in 24
hours."
By Issy Ronald (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Twenty24 Pro Cycling / Barbara Kreisle Photography) November 5, 2021 |
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