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Andy Jacques-Maynes (California Giant) climbing out of the saddle.

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Nick Weighall (Rad Racing) digs hard in a technical section.

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With good conditions the pits were quiet.

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The U-23 men attack the run-up.

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The men’s 50-54 podium.

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The men’s 35-39 podium.

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The men’s 40-44 podium.

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Ned Overend (Specialized) works to maintain his lead in the final moments of the race.

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New champs Nick Weighall (Rad Racing), Amy Dombrowski (Velo Bella) and Andy Jacques-Maynes (California Giant).

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The men’s 30-34 podium.

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The under-23 women’s podium.

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The under-23 men’s podium.

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Ned Overend (Specialized) crosses the line to win the men’s 50-54 jersey.

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Ned Overend ( Specialized) leans hard into a turn in pursuit of victory.

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Some children thought that Santa had shown up to race.

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Henry Kramer (California Giant) leads Ned Overend (Specialized) over the stutter bumps.

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: Looking up the hill from about a third of the way up.

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: Dwight

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: Dombroski

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: Jacques-Maynes

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: Overend.

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: Summerhill

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: Keough

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: Your new U23 champ: Nick Weighall

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Trebon’s Kona: FSA RD488 wheels.

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Trebon’s Kona: Trebon uses a classic Concor saddle.

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Trebon’s Kona: Trebon runs FSA aluminum stem, handlebars and seatpost. He prefers his handlebar tilted farther down than many.

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Trebon’s Kona: KORE brakes with Swissstop pads.

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Trebon’s Kona: FSA carbon wheels and Challenge Grifo tubulars.

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Trebon’s Kona: Trebon switched from 175 to 177.5 mm cranks this season.

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Trebon’s Kona: Trebon runs 39 and 46-tooth chainrings.

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Trebon’s Kona: A 63cm frame, with a lot of seatpost showin’.

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Georgia Gould’s bike: Gould uses an Easton stem and handlebars.

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Georgia Gould’s bike: A closeup of the R-Sys spokes and hub.

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Georgia Gould’s bike: A closeup of the Easton stem and cable routing.

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Georgia Gould’s bike: Gould runs a 42-tooth chainring and a Wetzicon chainguard.

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Georgia Gould’s bike: R-Sys wheels, with a Maxxis Raze clincher and Shimano brakes.

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Georgia Gould’s bike: All it does is brake. Gould uses a single chainring.

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Georgia Gould’s bike: One of the fastest bikes on the circuit. The hand belongs to Georgia’s husband.

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AJM’s bike: The right chainstay has a large aluminum-reinforced carbon protector.

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AJM’s bike: The carbon Roval Alpiniste rims and Dugast tires.

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AJM’s bike: The carbon Specialized cranks and 4-Ti pedals

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AJM’s bike: The seatstays also have a lot of tire clearance.

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AJM’s bike: The seatstays also get Zerts

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AJM’s bike: The fork features the Zerts shock absorbing inserts and wide tire clearance.

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AJM’s bike: The former Specialized product manager helped design the bike he races.

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Powers’ bike: The rear derailleur cable sheath extends from the front housing stop to the chainstay stop.

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Powers’ bike: The team treats the Dugast sidewalls with Aquaseal

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Powers’ bike: The paint is to help the team tell the prototype chain apart from others.

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Powers’ bike: The brass cable guide is from an old stem.

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Powers’ bike: The yellow brakes with black hardware are a team exclusive.

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Powers’ bike: Set up is key with the Euro-X brakes. Duplicate what you see and you can brake like Jeremy.

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Powers’ bike: This is Powers’ second year with the Cyclocrossworld.com team. In 2007 he rode a Ridley.

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Stefano Garzelli, Gilberto Simoni, Danilo Di Luca and Ivan Basso pose in front of a poster showing the route of the 100th Giro.

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The route of the 2009 Giro d’Italia.

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Alberto Contador won the 2008 Giro, but his jersey preference for 2009 may be yellow rather than pink.

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2008 Kansas City Cyclocross Nationals: The races get underway this week.

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Compton to Shimano: The front end of Compton’s bike.

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Compton to Shimano: The Enduro ceramic-bearing front deraileur cable pulley was inspired by Mark Legg’s handmade version.

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Compton to Shimano: The SRM lever and the edge wheels with DT ceramic hubs.

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Compton to Shimano: TRP magnesium EuroX brakes with Jagwire cables.

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Compton to Shimano: Compton says the Shimano levers are a better match with her Zipp handlebars.

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Compton to Shimano: Compton uses a USE rear skewer and a SRM front.

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Compton to Shimano: Compton switched to Dura-Ace 9800 shifters and derailleurs.

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Compton to Shimano: Compton began using an SRM meter this fall, in racing and training.

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Compton to Shimano: Enduro is a Compton sponsor.

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Compton to Shimano: Compton’s room was a bit crowded.

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Compton to Shimano: Compton’s bike outside her Kansas City hotel room Friday night.

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Join Team Columbia for fund-raising ride

Cyclists will have an opportunity to cycle alongside members of Team Columbia as part of Pedal to Pier, a fund-raising ride slated for Saturday, February 7, 2009. Three hundred participants will be invited to a meet-and-greet coffee with the pros, join them on a scenic metric century or metric half-century ride through San Luis Obispo County, California, and enjoy lunch and a drawing afterward.

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Coach(ed): An all-too-familiar position

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Coach(ed): A not so wicked sprint.

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Coach(ed): Not Sumner’s favorite race.

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Paco wins states!

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Compton at the 2007 nationals

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Compton, THE most successful U.S. ‘cross racer ever, on her way to her second World Cup win.

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Gould has dominated the U.S. scene this year.

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Lloyd has fought to stay with Gould at several races this year.

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Roadie Van Gilder, here at CrossVegas, is in her first year in ‘cross racing

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Winfield, shown here in Portland, had a successful European trip mid-season this year.

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Butler was third at the USGP finals in Portland

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