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USADA chief says any discussion of a reduced ban for Lance Armstrong in "speculative" at this point

Ryan Trebon and Jeremy Powers take victories out of Louisville in elite cyclocross' return to the site of the 2013 worlds

UCI president says the long-awaited inquiry into doping in cycling will happen in early 2014

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The established lube company offers a solid suite of essentials for cycling

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The Irishman talks about returning to the European peloton with Sky and more

Nibali worked with Paolo Slongo during his time with Cannondale

In an excerpt from his new book, the Manxman describes an opening week at the 2013 Tour de France that made him want to quit

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Wil Matthews captures two days of racing at the 2013 cyclocross worlds site in Kentucky

Lennard Zinn answers questions about a variety of issues, from adjusting Campy EPS rear derailleurs to tires rubbing on HED wheels

One of the most durable pedals yet from Crank Brothers, as it boasts a variety of benefits

The final draft of the World Anti-Doping Code will be discussed in Johannesburg during the four-day meeting

Outgoing WADA president John Fahey says it would be difficult for the Texan to have his doping case reopened

With another year of experience under his belt and a stronger team, Peter Sagan has everything he needs to win next season

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Sunday's Superprestige at Hamme-Zogge saw all sorts of weather and Nikki Harris overcame a broken-down car to win the elite women's contest

Rapha-Focus makes its way through Cincinnati and Sam Smith reflects on new ink in Louisville

The only thing better than receiving a new bike for the holidays is a workbench full of new tools

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Both riders were in the lead group that formed shortly after the start of the race

Armstrong says he'll cooperate if the UCI wants to dig deeper into the sport's doping past, but only if he's treated the same as others

Popular and endearing, Chris Horner has both racing acumen and tactical savvy. But at 42, a contract is proving elusive

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For Compton, it was another sweep of the weekend's racing; for Powers, it was a bit of luck

Results from the Hamme-Zogge round of the 2013-14 Superprestige series

Albert rides away from world champion Nys while Harris leads from wire to wire

The Irish climber had a breakout 2013 season and hopes to shine even more brightly next year when the Giro d'Italia starts in Belfast

Results from round one of the 2013 MudFund Derby City Cup

The U.S. national champion makes it look easy in round one of the MudFund Derby City Cup as Trebon wins a two-up sprint with Powers

Look back on the week that was in cycling with these must-read stories from VeloNews contributors

When it comes to the Ryder Hesjedal confession, rider reactions range wildly, but disappointment in a cycling era is common theme

Look ahead to the weekend's racing as elite cyclocross returns to Louisville, Kentucky, after February's world championships

Our tech editor Caley Fretz provides more information about disc brakes for road bikes

German sprinter Marcel Kittel had a breakout season, earning 16 wins (four at the Tour). Can he repeat his success in 2014?

The news continues a trend of foreign countries hosting grand tour starts

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Mounting new road brakes? Follow these tips for hassle- and worry-free set up

Ted King extends with Cannondale for one year and the team's GM says he'll get another shot at the Tour de France

Daryl Impey re-ups with Orica for three years after breaking down barriers at the 2013 Tour de France

Two Wall Street Journal reporters unveil new details about the Texan's past

Save time and energy in your next ’cross race by perfecting your dismount

World champion Rui Costa and his new Lampre team have started working on 2014 and the new manager is building him a Tour squad

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Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport official says the organization was by confidentiality agreement with 2012 Giro d'Italia winner

Travis Tygart says he expects the UCI to move in the next few weeks on an amnesty program that looks into the sport's doping past

Giro d'Italia organizers pull out the stops for a Hollywood gran fondo in Beverly Hills

New and old faces storm the podium at Adam Myerson's classic in Northampton, Massachusetts

Management will reveal the new backer at the team presentation in January

RCS Sport adds a difficult climb that kicks up to 14 percent late in the race

Despite the media following his trail in early 2013, Ryder Hesjedal held out on a doping admission — and the new Omerta shows us why

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Producers behind The Armstrong Lie talk about the new film and the devastation of learning the truth

Mount Diablo, Mountain High to see mountaintop finales before finish in Thousand Oaks

Governing body confirms just half of the WorldTour roster for 2014

Rasmussen backtracks on statements over Freire, Flecha

Australian team says it is supportive of the rider and that he is cooperating with Dutch authorities

New summit finishes, more climbing, and even a nighttime time trial are rumored for next year's race

The Spaniard will ride for Skydive Dubai next year, a new team based in the UAE

The Chicago-based company asks manufacturers and dealers to hold sales on the affected brakes

In Technical FAQ, Lennard Zinn fields more inquiries on cross-compatibility and rebuffs a suggestion that electronic is cheating

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Tim Johnson, Ryan Trebon, Katerina Nash, and Katie Compton take wins in the Ohio River Valley

Canadians return to Traverse City for victories in season-closing mountain bike event

Three-time world champion threatens to sue Rasmussen after the former yellow jersey claims 100 percent of 2007 Rabobank Tour team doped

Swiss says he didn't act inappropriately, but admits he would change how he ruled the sport for 14 years

Tour champ is headed for quiet time in Kenya before refocusing for 2014 at Sky's December camp in Mallorca

Sam Smith loses his bags, again, and follow Jeremy Powers' mechanic, Tom Hopper, around

Sven Nys rides to a close victory over fellow Belgian Niels Albert in front of their home fans

Ryan Trebon is spotted riding a prototype single ring drivetrain over the weekend

The Portuguese rider left Movistar for the Italian squad after winning the world championship

Organizers select host cities and unveil fan-sourced route selection for final stage

Dan Seaton documents the action at one of cyclocross' most demanding, and interesting, venues

Cycling need not perish from a thousand self-inflicted cuts. A truth commission could nurse our wounded sport back to health

Nash and Johnson each claims a second victory at the 2013 Cincy3 cyclocross weekend

Saturday's winners finished second on Sunday as Van Gilder and Milne took top honors