The Isaac Force
The Isaac Force
The Isaac Force
The Scott Ransom...
Leipheimer and Hincapie missed out this time around
The Isaac Joule
.. and a closer look at same.
Vuelta Notebook: Menchov rises to the challenge; Heras penalized
Isaac's dropouts show exquisite attention to detail
The Scott Plasma is all about aerodynamics...
The women's podium
Absalon repeated his 2004 triumph, too
... down to the smallest detail.
The men's podium
Menchov wins his second stage of the Vuelta
Seven's Diamas...
Heras rode well... a little too well in some corners
A.. and a close look.
Pena takes second for the day
Fans of our Live Coverage know about Spiuk's helmets...
Mancebo takes third
... but the Spanish manufacturer also takes an interesting approach to saddles, like this road model...
Sastre improved his chances for a shot at the overall
... and the new Freeride.
Allegations of doping against seven-times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong appear to be continuing, with a former soigneur from the American's team adding fuel to the scandal which has rocked cycling. Dutchman Ron Jongen, who worked with Armstrong's former team US Postal in 1999 - the year in which it has been alleged he tested positive six times for banned blood booster EPO (Erythropoietin) - claims he witnessed "strange occurrences" during that year's race, which was Armstrong's first victory on the Tour following his recovery from cancer 18 months previously. Jongen
Piil showed that CSC takes these TTs seriously
Danielson's feeling strong, but knows he's still learning
Seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong will donate $500,000 to help cancer patients displaced by Hurricane Katrina get treatment. Armstrong said Saturday he expects the money will be used to help transport cancer patients to hospitals and cancer centers for treatment. He said more money from his namesake cancer survivorship foundation could be donated in the future. "If you've started treatment and you miss a week or two weeks, it's potentially fatal," Armstrong said. "For me and the foundation, we just looked at that and asked not just what can we do, but how does it
Another nice example of Isaac's work
Wegmann celebrates
Menchov takes the stage and the lead
The Kysrium ES
Wegmann saved a little something for that last climb
The unstoppable Dahle led from start to finish
The ES's front hub...
Up Taylor they go
A light brake, but designed well enough not to make you nervous about stopping
... and a cool new rear hub.
Rodriguez chasing, first on his bike . . .
AX works its magic on the crankset, too
The Pace RC40
. . . and then on a spare after a dustup with a moto
Deda's TT stem, a beautiful combination of carbon and aluminum
The trio off the front
Fi’zi:k gets Freeky
Danielson rolled past his hometown of Girona today
Fulcrum's Racing Speed...
Fassa and Crédit Agricole put an end to all escapes
... and Racing Light
Heras spent another uneventual day in the peloton
Italmanubri’s K-Sword now offers an Integral version
Barel takes the men's DH
ITM goes off-road
Chausson claims a ninth world title
The Pinarello Dogma
Cavalier collects the junior men's crown
The Pinarello F413
Atherton romps to a 10-second victory
Pinarello looks to Paris
Vuelta Notebook: TT test for Heras; Petacchi staying, for now; weather worsening; what's next
That's No. 3 for Petacchi
45 grams and still on a diet, the C45 is the Kate Moss of bike saddles
Sarah Kaufman is racing her first 24-hour event
Campagnolo's Eurus clincher....
The Gel Flow Sport is a little heavier, but a lot more comfortable
... comes in silver, too, and...
The Selle San Marco is working with magnesium...
... tubular versions.
...and, as you can see...
Cinelli's Neo Carbo
... the result is stunning
De Rosa's Dual HF refelcts the company's design philosphy
A bit of padding gives the MG a more traditional look.
Deda's Supernatural works beautifully with Shimano shifters
Heras holds the lead going into Sunday's time trial
Pearl Izumi's carbon shoe...
The win puts Farrar in the green jersey and fourth overall
... shows it's got a titanium soul... er... sole.
The Cuesta escape
Triple whammy: Dura-Ace offers a little extra for the steep ones
It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood
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