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Smith's Attack Max glasses are comfortable, have a great lens, and boast a unique lens swapping system using magnets.

We talk with Nathan Haas about racing against Peter Sagan, his imminent move to Katusha, and the almost-collapse of Cannondale-Drapac.

Former world road race champion Mark Cavendish announces that he won't be lining up with to race 2017 worlds in Bergen, Norway.

The UCI presidential election is only one week away. The Outer Line evaluates the candidates and picks a favorite to lead cycling.

Amanda Coker rode a staggering 86,573.2 miles, for an average of 237.19 miles per day for 365 straight days.

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Neither of cycling's grand tours have ever started outside of Europe.

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For the majority of cyclists, Lezyne's Super GPS is a great way to track rides, navigate, and save a little money.

At 42, Neben has crafted a competition schedule focused on two races: the U.S. national championships and the UCI world championships.

Gavin Mannion and Ruth Winder (UnitedHealthcare) took home the men's and women's individual Pro Road Tour titles, respectively.

Just one week after winning the Vuelta a España, Chris Froome will suit up to race Sunday in the world team time trial championships.

Alberto Contador said goodbye the only way he knows how: by attacking. How does his epic retirement compare to those of other stars?

Did Froome gift Contador the Angliru stage win? Was the Vuelta the best grand tour of 2017? Will Cannondale's riders get educated now?

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BrakeThrough Media documents the final week of the Vuelta, which included a thrilling stage 20 win by Alberto Contador.

Chris Froome will attempt to win the time trial at the upcoming UCI Road World Championships in Bergen, Norway.

Chris Froome's continued reign as king of the Tour de France seems inevitable. Some of that comes down to his adaptable nature.

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Brakethrough Media captures Alberto Contador in full flight on his final mountain stage in the Vuelta, which he wins with panache.

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A reader wonders whether the increased leverage of larger shoes would make it worthwhile to size up when cycling.

The Italian will race Il Lombardia and a handful of other one-day races to close out his season.

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American Tyler Farrar decided to end his career as a professional racer over the weekend at the GP Montreal.

Fresh off his Vuelta a Espana victory, Chris Froome will compete in the time trial and the team time trial events.

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Movistar is investing in women's cycling with a new team said to be mostly Spanish riders. Also, Valverde confirms he'll be back.

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After completing a historic Tour-Vuelta double, Chris Froome hints that he may someday attempt to win all three grand tours in one season.

Saturday's battle on the Alto de l'Angliru did not disappoint. Let's roundtable!

Despite two weeks of uncertainty in the midst of transfer season, Cannondale-Drapac's top riders are staying on the team for 2018.

The 34-year-old stepped aside after finishing the Vuelta a Espana Sunday.

The day after Chris Froome completed the historic Tour-Vuelta double, he's receiving a lukewarm reception in his home country.

The riders started the Vuelta not knowing if the team would exist in 2018.

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Diego Ulissi (UAE Emirates) won the 2017 edition of the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal over Jesus Herrada (Movistar) and Tom-Jelte Slagter (Cannondale-Drapac).

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Chris Froome (Team Sky) is the third rider in history to win the Tour de France and Vuelta a España in the same season.

Neilson Powless has signed a two-year deal with the WorldTour team LottoNL-Jumbo.

Lars Boom (LottoNL-Jumbo) clinched his second Tour of Britain title after Edvald Boasson Hagen (Dimension Data) won the final stage on Sunday.

Rigobert Uran will stay with Slipstream Sports after signing a three-year extension back at the beginning of August.

Canadian Michael Woods has signed a new deal with Slipstream Sports, keeping him with the team for an additional two years.

Dylan Groenewegen (LottoNl-Jumbo) beat Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) to land stage seven of the seventh of the Tour of Britain on Saturday.

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The pistolero’s never-say-die attitude carried the day with an emotional stage win on the Anglirú.

On Saturday USA Cycling announced the six-man squad for the elite men's road race at the 2017 UCI World Championships in Bergen, Norway.

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Michael Woods (Cannondale-Drapac) and Tejay van Garderen (BMC Racing) will both finish the 2017 La Vuelta in the top-10 overall.

Cannondale-Drapac will continue into 2018 with EF Education First as a prominent sponsor.

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Contador will not disappoint fans in his final summit finish. He will attack the Vuelta, just as he always does.

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Peter Sagan dashes to victory Friday at the Grand Prix de Quebec ahead of BMC's Greg Van Avermaet and Michael Matthews (Orica-Scott)

Lance Armstrong’s $100 million fraud trial is rescheduled to begin May 7, 2018

The September VeloNews magazine is all about endurance. We focus on cyclists who had every reason to quit but decided to tough it out.

It all started on the Anglirú, and Froome is hoping he can close the circle Saturday to secure the overall title Sunday in Madrid.