On a roll: Kabush has been winning a lot this year
On a roll: Kabush has been winning a lot this year
On a roll: Kabush has been winning a lot this year
The sprint for second
Kabush knows how to celebrate on his birthday weekend.
Defending champ Cancellara was cooked
Like Kabush, Gould has had a great start to 2007
Mud, schmud — the dust was just as bad
Canadian Kiara Bisaro was second... more than four minutes back.
The tunnel of cobbled love
Tech Report, with Matt Pacocha - New developments at (a very wet) Sea Otter
Frichi talks tires with Scott’s Adrian Montgomery
Loved by 'cross racers the world 'round, Dugast also offers a beefy MTB tubular
Tires were the topic of the day, as Kabush chats with Maxxis team manager Gary Wolff
3) Niki Gudex designed her own graphics for her race bike. She rode the Ransom in the Super D.
Continental has a new 2.4-inch tire called the Mountain King. The Supersonic version weighs 550 grams and costs $50.
Benjamin grabbed the right wheel.
4) Travis Brown (Trek-FRS) talks tires with Schwalbe’s Henry Horrocks.
Knog’s Frog safety light now comes in nine different colors. The new styles will cost $12 and boast an eight-hour continuous or 160-hour blinking burn time.
Brian Lopes’s GT sports a custom rainbow saddle.
O'Grady leads his team through a stretch of cobbles, during a reconnaissance ride on Thursday.
Travis Pastrana’s Subaru racing car.
Danielson - here on his way to winning atop Brasstown Bald in 2006 - comes to Georgia as a strong favorite.
Really, it’s his.
A moment to savor. Cancellara's win was enough to erase the memory seven miserable hours in the saddle.
How's that for a booth? Trek-Volkswagen erected a full-sized two-car garage.
Boonen hopes to overcome the frustrations he's experienced this past week.
Inside, artists silk-screened custom T-shirts.
Oh the agony. Boonen and Ballan put their chase on hold because of a freight train.
Felt was showing its final preproduction prototypes of its Redemption trail bike. The chassis relies on Felt’s Equilink design to deliver 7 inches of travel.
O'Grady is feeling as fit as ever.
Specialized’s new Captain tire, designed by Ned 'The Captain' Overend. The S-Works version is set to cost $45 and the Control version $35.
Ramsey takes the win on his own
Christoph Sauser has a new Specialized tire too; it's called the Sauserwind. It will also carry prices of $45 for the S-Works and $35 for the Control version.
Dan Ramsey and Andy Jaques-Maynes in the early break
Crank Brothers has a new short spindle kit for its eggbeater, this one is made from stainless steel rather than titanium and costs $40.
Before the storm.
World champ Jill Kintner’s GT is sporting a custom white set of Juicy Ultimate brakes.
Rain, rain, rain
Events surrounding the 2007 Tour de Georgia officially kicked off Saturday afternoon in Peachtree City, which meant two things were less than 48 hours away: The start of stage 1 and — more significantly — the return of Tyler Hamilton. The 2004 Olympic time trial champion has been racing in Europe since January, but Monday will mark the first time Hamilton turns the cranks in a UCI race on American soil since the 2001 San Francisco Grand Prix. Since then, the now 36-year-old has seen quite a few ups and a healthy share of downs, at a rate few of us will ever know. He won stages at the Tour
The caliper matches the lever.
Compton does it on her own
Kelli Emmett (Giant) getting fit for Shimano’s new heat moldable SH-M300 mountain shoe.
SRAM unveiled a bunch of new product, including a new X.0 rear derailleur. The major change is in the cage — instead of full carbon, the inner length of the pulley cage is aluminum.
Trebon tries an early dig...
Tara Llanes dials in her Giant Trance Advanced (carbon) for the Super D.
The Monarch uses a dual air style spring and has a number of adjustment options and usage configurations.
... Peraud, however, handily counters and rides in for the win.
Notice the odd-colored swingarm. It looks like it’s from an aluminum Anthem. Giant is testing how a carbon front end mates to an aluminum rear end. The aluminum swingarm has more tire clearance as an added advantage.
Vivid is RockShox’s new World Cup level coil over rear shock. It features two external rebound adjusters and a low-speed compression adjustment. It also has three interchangeable bottom-out bumpers called drop stops.
Rollin powers in for the win
A closer look at the Carbide.
The brand is back
The Spyder
The flex stay design
Scott USA’s Addict SL...
...sports a unique integrated bottom bracket...
Hutchinson and Mavic teamed up for a new 29-inch offering.
Sauser’s custom 2X9 carbon crank.
Sauser’s S-Works Epic race bike
Yeah, there's nothing to this whole bike-racing thing — unless you count the cold and the cobbles
Love the Otter: Kabush shows off one of his prizes
Kabush and Nash tops at Otter TT
“(N)o one wants to look like wimps on national television."—Health Net-Maxxis team director Jeff Corbett while discussing whether the inaugural U.S. Open Cycling Championships should be run as scheduled despite wintry weather With all due respect to everyone who took a beating from hypothermia in Virginia or cobblestones in Belgium during this past week, Jeff Corbett had it exactly right. Cycling — and pro cycling in particular — is not for wimps. This is the time of year when colorfully clad cyclists start popping up like migratory tulips on our potholed roads, inspiring bored columnists
Cancellara says he doesn't need a train to win at Roubaix
Joel Smith, John Tomac and the Carbide cross-country bike.
Gary Fisher’s new HiFi Carbon Pro
The non-drive side of the new bike. Check out the co-molded link and shock attachment points.
Cut-aways illustrating the co-molding process, these are for the seat tube link.
Fisher’s new Superfly carbon 29er hardtail, it’s designed in the Waterloo, Wisconsin, but will be made overseas.
Fox Racing Shox new 29-inch fork built exclusively for Gary Fisher and Trek, featuring a 51mm offset, this one relies on F Series RLC internals.
Fisher’s new HiFi 29er
Bontrager was showing a Prototype Rhythm 29 wheelset with a modified crow’s foot lacing pattern with 24 spokes.
The new Paragon hardtail
And its shaped tubing
Trek’s new full-suspension 69er, there is rumor that one will be spec’d how Brown races his, with a single front chainring.
The geared 69er hardtail...
USA Cycling on Thursday announced the eight-member squad that will represent the USA Cycling National Development Team at the Tour de Georgia April 16-22. The third event on the inaugural USA Cycling Professional Tour calendar and a UCI 2.HC-ranked race, the Tour de Georgia will feature some of the top European-based UCI ProTour squads as well as other top domestic and international pro cycling teams. Supported heavily by Specialized, AMD, the USA Cycling Development Foundation and VMG Racing, The USA Cycling National Development Team is comprised of some of the best and brightest young
..shares its seatstays with the original single-speed 69er hardtail.
The arbitration panel scheduled to review the doping case of Floyd Landis has ruled that the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency may retest Landis’s remaining B from last summer’s Tour de France for the presence of exogenous testosterone. Landis allegedly tested positive for a skewed testosterone-epitestosterone ratio following his remarkable come-from-behind performance in the 17th stage of the 2006 Tour. While the panel, in a 2-1 decision, voted to allow the testing of remaining B samples, it deferred a ruling on whether the resulting evidence could be admitted in Landis’s suspension hearing, now
Giants among their peers: Craig and Emmett made their sponsor proud
Mio Technology Europe will sponsor the Discovery Channel cycling team for this year’s Tour de France and the rest of the 2007 season, GPS Business News reported Thursday. Mio Technology is a European manufacturer of global positioning systems. It was not clear if the sponsorship would continue into 2008. The Discovery Channel team is currently searching for a new title sponsor to replace Discovery Communications, which announced in February it would end its three-year title sponsorship at the end of the 2007 season. GPS Business News reports that the sponsorship offers Mio “a good way to