What’s in VeloNews Magazine – June 2010
In 2010 the spring classics season belonged to one rider, Saxo Bank’s Fabian Cancellara. Over the course of three weekends — E3 Prijs, the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix — Cancellara won three of the hardest one-day races in pro cycling, each time crossing the finish line alone against the best classics riders in the sport, and each time by a wider margin than the last. VeloNews managing editor Neal Rogers was on the ground in Belgium and Northern France to witness the Swiss rider’s domination and put it into perspective. VN tech editor Zack Vestal was also rattling along the cobblestones, and scored a shotgun seat in one of Mavic’s SSC Neutral Support cars at Roubaix. He came back with a memory card full of photos and war stories. Subscribe Now!
If you're looking for a stiff-and-sturdy wheelset in a sub-1,500-gram package, the Syncros FL carbons are your (pricey) ticket.
Confused by what you're buying? The RockShox product line is getting a new way of decoding the goods.
Initial specs and geometry for the new v-10 may change as Santa Cruz Syndicate riders are just now beating on prototypes, but expect 8.5 and 10 inches of travel and an adjustable head angle independent of the travel adjustment.
Kenda Cup 5 in Big Bear, California, which was scheduled for May 15-16, has been cancelled due to excessive amounts of snow, trail damage and closures.
A few months after signing with Trek World Racing, young American downhill prospect Neko Mulally is sidlelined with a broken arm and will miss the first two World Cup events.
World Champion and defending World Cup champ Jared Graves kept up his winning ways over the weekend at the first World Cup 4-cross competition of the year in Houffalize, Belgium.
After her second-place finish over the weekend in Belgium and her second place last weekend in England, American Willow Koerber leads the 2010 World Cup, making her the first American since Alison Dunlap eight years ago to wear the leader's jersey. 
Houffalize is one of the classic venues on the World Cup circuit with some of the most enthusiastic and knowledgeable fans in the world. On tap for the weekend is XC and four-cross.
Singletrack.com Tech Editor Zack Vestal takes a look at two bars with big backsweep: Ritchey WCS Carbon 10D flat bar and Bontrager Race Lite Big Sweep flat 12 degree handlebar.