Dede gets a test ride
Dede gets a test ride
News
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Legally speaking with Bob Mionske: Bikes in the house!
Dear readers,In this week’s column I pass the ball to the other attorney slaving away at the bicyclelaw.com offices, Brian Driscoll. Dear Bob,I am an avid cyclist in New York City, and I like to commute by bicycle. The building in which I work does not allow full-sized bicycles in the lobby or elevators (I purchased a foldable bicycle). However, I am curious about the legality of banning cycles in this building. Bryan in NYC Bryan,Even though a policy disallowing bicycles in the lobby or elevators of a building is morally reprehensible, it does not run afoul of any laws that we can think
Dunlap is back in the USA — but not for long.
Dunlap is back in the USA -- but not for long.
McCook settles in for the ride
McCook settles in for the ride
Bishop switched gears and returned from Europe.
Bishop switched gears and returned from Europe.
McCartney takes second… or first… or…well, he’s up there, that’s for sure.
McCartney takes second... or first... or...well, he's up there, that's for sure.
Sage advice pays off.
Sage advice pays off.
Hamilton has a strong ride
Hamilton has a strong ride
Armstrong: Just lulling the competition into complacency?
Armstrong: Just lulling the competition into complacency?
Gutierrez: Last day in yellow
Gutierrez: Last day in yellow
Look at those pedals
Look at those pedals
The new Quattro
The new Quattro
Air Boxxer – just don’t tell anyone
Air Boxxer - just don't tell anyone
Wednesday’s mailbag: Davis, STXC and the chairman of the board
The Mail Bag is a regular feature on VeloNews.com, appearing each Monday, Wednesday and Friday. If you have a comment, an opinion or observation regarding anything you have seen in cycling, in VeloNews magazine or on VeloNews.com, write to WebLetters@InsideInc.com. Please include your full name and home town. Letters may be edited for length and clarity.Davis has a friend in FolsomEditor:Thanks so much for that article on Davis Phinney. It was well written and meaningful. Keep up the good work. A lot of us are concerned about Davis and it is good to know he can still ride. Let him know he has
Lara,Mari, Kim, Dede and Samantha in the front
Lara,Mari, Kim, Dede and Samantha in the front
Some good days, some bad.
Some good days, some bad.
Dede’s diary: Philly was fun, if you overlook the crashes
Dede's diary: Philly was fun, if you overlook the crashes
Riding with Davis
Riding with Davis
Fausto Coppi’s bike at the church of the Madonna del Ghisallo
Fausto Coppi's bike at the church of the Madonna del Ghisallo
‘The hardest thing I’ve ever done…’
'The hardest thing I've ever done...'
But he made it.
But he made it.
After the stage win at Bordeaux in the 1987 Tour
After the stage win at Bordeaux in the 1987 Tour
Gutierrez still in the lead
Gutierrez still in the lead
Hamilton finished with Armstrong and Gutierrez
Hamilton finished with Armstrong and Gutierrez
Bessette gets a win after her tough weekend in Philly
Bessette gets a win after her tough weekend in Philly
A sportsbook.com rider takes one of the course’s fast, narrow turns
A sportsbook.com rider takes one of the course's fast, narrow turns
Trying to keep things in control
Trying to keep things in control
Tale of the tape – How Armstrong and Ullrich compare
Irishman Stephen Roche, the 1987 winner, Frenchman Marc Madiot, a modernand shrewd team manager, and cycling sage and former directeur sportifMichel Gros put the American and German champions through a litmus test. EXPERIENCE: A TIE “THEY BOTH HAVE WHAT IT TAKESTO WIN”“Armstrong is a true leader. He never panics and knows how to keep a jersey,” Gros says without hesitation. It’s true. While Marco Pantani took the yellow jersey from Ullrich in 1998, Armstrong, once atop the classification, has never yielded since his first win in 1999. According to Roche, “Armstrong’s experience stems from
Tale of the tape – How Armstrong and Ullrich compare
Tale of the tape - How Armstrong and Ullrich compare
Michel Gros – Former Festina and Jean Delatour director
Michel Gros - Former Festina and Jean Delatour director
Marc Madiot, fdjeux.com manager.
Marc Madiot, fdjeux.com manager.
Stephen Roche, 1987 Tour winner.
Stephen Roche, 1987 Tour winner.
Armstrong is relaxed
Armstrong is relaxed
Guttierez takes the jersey
Guttierez takes the jersey
Monday’s mail bag: Men with sticks, Crit’s with gravel
The Mail Bag is a regular feature on VeloNews.com, appearing each Monday, Wednesday and Friday. If you have a comment, an opinion or observation regarding anything you have seen in cycling, in VeloNews magazine or on VeloNews.com, write to WebLetters@InsideInc.com. Please include your full name and home town. Letters may be edited for length and clarity.Dear Editor:I found some of the opinions expressed in the June 4th Mail Bag regardingthe Gaggioli affair to be so misguided I felt compelled to respond. In the letter titled “SundtShould Get His Too”, Mr. Lechman wrote:“It takes two to tango;
Mayo: Still in yellow
Mayo: Still in yellow
Euskaltel gets to work
Euskaltel gets to work
Armstrong tied with Hamilton at 0:01
Armstrong tied with Hamilton at 0:01
Casper and Laurent
Casper and Laurent
Rodriguez goes back to Spain with a familiar jersey
Rodriguez goes back to Spain with a familiar jersey
Leipheimer
Leipheimer
Grove’s move was quickly covered by Arndt
Grove's move was quickly covered by Arndt
Chausson doesn’t like the course, but winning always feels good
Chausson doesn't like the course, but winning always feels good
It’s all downhill from here
It's all downhill from here
Minnaar airs it out
Minnaar airs it out
The largest field ever
The largest field ever
Bessette couldn’t start a streak of her own
Bessette couldn't start a streak of her own
Rossner is a tough act to follow
Rossner is a tough act to follow
He likes this color scheme
He likes this color scheme
Great field and great conditions
Great field and great conditions
Pate and Henderson
Pate and Henderson
Mayo works his way to a win
Mayo works his way to a win
Sayers and the Health Net crew added power to the break
Sayers and the Health Net crew added power to the break
Armstrong can’t imagine retirement
Armstrong can't imagine retirement
Julich gives it a shot
Julich gives it a shot
Horner and Barry
Horner and Barry
The all-carbon Look HSC 5 SL
The all-carbon Look HSC 5 SL
The 585, also available in straight black
The 585, also available in straight black
A new cleat, too, with Teflon lips and heel
A new cleat, too, with Teflon lips and heel
Mancebo was strongest on the final climb
Mancebo was strongest on the final climb
Pereiro powers to the finish
Pereiro powers to the finish