News Casey Gibson 2009 TdF, stage 4: Garmin chose to warm up on their road bikes. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Casey Gibson 2009 TdF, stage 4: Garmin’s Farrar and Pate head in after taking their early pulls. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Casey Gibson 2009 TdF, stage 4: Columbia mechanics put a few final touches on the bikes. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Casey Gibson 2009 TdF, stage 4: Columbia heads across the savannah near Montpellier. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Casey Gibson 2009 TdF, stage 4: That’s Capt. America, but he’s from Belgium. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Casey Gibson 2009 TdF, stage 4: Was Ben Stiller expecting to be giving this to Cancellara? Published Jul 7, 2009
News Casey Gibson 2009 TdF, stage 4: The police are ready and waiting for the Astana fans. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Casey Gibson 2009 TdF, stage 4: Andreas Kloden leads Armstrong and Astana. Published Jul 7, 2009
News The Spanish time trial champion has done quite well in the race of truth this week. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Garmin lost four riders early on, but the five they had left were pretty strong. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Cancellara wasn’t expecting to keep the jersey, but he wasn’t just gonna hand it over. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Liquigas set an early mark, but finished fourth, at 0:58, once the top teams started. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Caisse d’Epargne got off to a quick start, but finished seventh, at 1:29. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Relief! Cancellara will carry the yellow jersey into stage 5. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Leipheimer in the battle, with Contador behind in his Spanish TT champ kit. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Cancellara led the team across the line and held the jersey by a hair. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Astana approaches the finish line, looking for that last fraction of a second to put Armstrong in yellow. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 4: Garmin lost four riders early, but continued on with five of the best TT riders in the world. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Armstrong uses Zipp’s Vuka Shift extensions, with a direct shifter mount, saving 45 grams. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: SRAM added some yellow accents to its narrow lever R2C shifter on Armstrong’s prologue bike. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Another shot of Levi’s prologue race bike. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Leipheimer will have a Livestrong bike for the Annecy TT. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: The stem is integrated to the fork, steerer and a structural cover for the front brake. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: The brakes are integrated into the frame and fork. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Leipheimer’s bike required custom arm rests to achieve his position. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Leipheimer’s bike retains the camo paint. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Armstrong’s toptube reads: ‘‘Never forget your beginner’s spirit!’ Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Armstrong’s second Speed Concept bike is painted by the Japanese artist, Nora. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: The camo paint, borrowed from BMW, did an excellent job of hiding the Kamm tail design. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Bontrager’s new Node computer reads data from the ANT+ DuoTrap speed and cadence sensor. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: Armstrong has two new Speed Concept TT bikes. He rode this 1274 model in the prologue. Published Jul 7, 2009
News 2009 Tour Tech, Trek’s TT bikes: SRAM is continuing to evolve its R2C shifters; this prototype has been named the ‘bullet. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Specialized 2010: SL3 aluminum dropouts before and after welding the cap over the hollow pocket. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Specialized 2010: 13.2 pounds is pretty light for a stock bike right out of the box. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Specialized 2010: A flock (gaggle?) of journalists climbing to Snowbird on S-Works Tarmac SL3s. Published Jul 7, 2009
News Specialized 2010: The S-Works crank has ceramic bearings on its 2-piece 30mm spindle. Published Jul 7, 2009
News CBG, stage 3: These fans came a long way to cheer Yukiya Arashiro, one of two Japanese riders in the race. Published Jul 6, 2009
News 2009 Breck Epic, day 1: Upslope Brewing’s India Pale Ale. Much better than Gatorade. Published Jul 6, 2009
News 2009 Breck Epic, day 1: This is the only upgrade my stock Scott bike received. Published Jul 6, 2009
News 2009 Breck Epic, day 1: This is just a taste of some of the sweet trails we’ll race. Published Jul 6, 2009
News 2009 Breck Epic, day 1: MSP’s Mike McCormack preaches the singletrack gospel. Published Jul 6, 2009
News CBG, stage 3: The local youngsters enjoy their day on the podium at the start. Published Jul 6, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 3: Bob Stapleton says Mark Cavendish is more than a British rider — he’s an international star. Published Jul 6, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 3: Fabian Cancellara was the only Saxo Bank rider to make the key split. Published Jul 6, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 3: He wasn’t dialing information, that’s for sure; Cav’ had everyone’s number. Published Jul 6, 2009
News 2009 TdF, stage 3: Cavendish has a chat with the guys in the Garmin team car. Published Jul 6, 2009