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American Tayler Wiles will ride for the Australian Orica-AIS team in 2016; she'll be aiming for a spot on the Rio Olympic team.

This week, Lennard Zinn addresses reader questions about shifting and attaching tubulars with tape.

A recent report claims teams are forcing their riders to return their salaries for a chance to race, which Caley Fretz calls "deplorable."

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Chris Froome confirms he will race Australia's Jayco Herald Sun Tour in February.

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Wout Van Aert and Sanne Cant prove best on a heavy, muddy course at a classic Belgian venue.

The full account of managing editor Chris Case's attempt to ride his own hour record — from tech, to physiology, to pacing, to psychology.

As 2015 comes to a close, we look back at the year's iconic images — here are De Waele's most memorable shots of notable crashes.

Lennard Zinn heads to the lab with a pile of road tires to separate hype from science and find out which brands and models are fastest.

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Wout Van Aert shells a strong lead group to win the Superprestige round at Asper-Gavere

Aussie veteran Mick Rogers confirmed he will retire in 2016, and raised concerns that cycling could become a target for terrorists

After some early miscues Wout Van Aert launches a late attack and makes it stick to win the Asper-Gavere round of the Superprestige series

Sanne Cant shows her strength on a heavy, slippery Superprestige circuit at Asper-Gavere

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Vincenzo Nibali will aim to be more competitive early in the season in 2016

USA Cycling set to triple its anti-doping efforts, drop one-day license prices, and add a one-day option for higher category racers in 2016

Soak in the emotion, drama, fun, and relief of some of the season's biggest victories as seen through the lens of Tim De Waele.

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U.S. 'cross may be seeing a changing of the guard as Stephen Hyde beats his longtime mentor and American champion Jeremy Powers.

An investigative story from an Italian newspaper claims that it is commonplace in Italy for riders to have to pay to get contracts.

Dan and Simon of Global Cycling Network debate who is the best sprinter of all time — Mark Cavendish or Mario Cipollini. Who's your pick?

The Spanish squad will send Alejandro Valverde to the Giro d'Italia, the first time he's raced the Italian grand tour.

This week, check out a new offering from Look Mum, No Hands: Tour de France-themed women's underwear.

With a classic look and feel, these gloves keep your hands warm when the temperature dips below 40 degrees.

UCI president Brian Cookson says pro cycling can't run without dopers. But there are steps that can be made to clean up the sport.

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Which is more important: wheel true or wheel tension? Art's Cyclery explains the delicate balance of a bicycle wheel.

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The UnitedHealthcare women's team bolsters its 2016 roster with five new signings, including Dutch veteran Iris Slappendel.

Global Cycling Network catches up with Tinkoff-Saxo chef Hannah Grant to learn how to make her famous "Jette" energy bars.

A new study shows that global commitment to transportation cycling can save cities $25 trillion and reduce CO2 emissions significantly.

Contador's attempt this season is proof that winning in Italy and France in the same season is a tall challenge, says Mikel Zabala.

You don't need a lot of fancy gear or special techniques to recover well. Here are 10 tips to make sure you bounce back from a hard ride.

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Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies finalizes its 2016 men's roster with the addition of Huffman, Oronte, De Vos, and Kline.

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Cylance team announces nine-rider roster including Americans Shelly Olds and Alison Tetrick, as well as Valentina Scandolara.

Despite a drop in wins in 2015, Australia’s first WorldTour team sets high expectations for its 25-man roster next season.

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The second-largest promoter of pro cycling races may be forced to sell some of its classic events like the Giro d'Italia.

Alberto Contador's swansong season will include Paris-Nice and a single-minded focus on winning the Tour one final time.

The men's and women's Strade Bianche races will feature the tough, twisty white gravel roads for which Tuscany is famous.

The Swiss superstar confirms next season will be his last in the peloton. Here are five of his career highlights.

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It's becoming harder for American teams and races bridge the gap between top-flight pro racing and elite amateur competition.

BMX rider performs in an unbelievable playground of moving ramps, optical illusions, surprise trampolines and more in "Kaleidoscope."

The peloton is undergoing a shift, as another wave of high-profile retirements swept through the sport this year.

The UCI is willing to be flexible with grand tours to accommodate the potential opportunities to host stages in far-flung locations.

Visit Dallas-DNA, a new UCI-registered women's team, announces its 12-rider roster for the coming season.

Ice, stretching, NSAIDs — there are a lot of ways to recover, but there's not a lot of hard science about what truly works.

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