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The Boost saddle offers excellent comfort, a sleek design, and a high pricetag — not to mention a host of acronyms aimed at keeping you comfy.

Two options: The pro version and the 'rest of us' workout.

Dynaplug ups the ante on high-end, lightweight plug tools.

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"If someone is okay with saying, I like to win, and I'm going to win, that's a good quality," Cranmer says. "A lot of athletes shy away from showing that confidence and Chloe never did."

The Starvos takes Bontrager's Wavecel technology that addresses rotational impact forces and packs it into an affordable helmet.

Phil Gaimon and Keegan Swenson take us inside their epic rides.

Bellenoue feels the once-in-a-lifetime approach to the Tour could have more impact on racing than banning power meters or race radios.

The two-month racing stoppage was a blessing in disguise for veteran road captain coming back from injury.

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Basque rider sees leadership role at Bahrain-McLaren as lifetime opportunity, though threat of Froome's arrival could throw spanner in works.

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Abbey Tools hammer, pedal wrench, and dishing tool will have pros guarding their toolboxes.

The Mont Ventoux Dénivelé Challenge and the Tour de l’Ain provide the perfect preparation for riders gearing up for the Tour de France.

The event was to include two UCI races: the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic and women's Prudential RideLondon Classique.

Road pedals, mountain-bike pedals, or 'gravel-specific' pedals? Here's my take after using all three.

Checking in with road national champion Ruth Winder in between shifts in her kitchen and before her Everesting attempt.

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The Addict RC Pro feels like a jack of all trades that's a lot of fun to ride, but it could stand to hone its main purpose to become a master in one category.

Trek-Segafredo's Stuyven and Deignan also putting 'fall classics' and grand tours at center of revised 2020 calendars.

Ecuadorian reveals last year's fractious team dynamics extended beyond battles between Landa, Quintana and Valverde.

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Competing on Italian courses that mimic the Stelvio and Tucson countryside, the startlist has all the firepower of a grand tour.

One reader asks about using a Campy crank on a Shimano drivetrain, while another reader inquires about mixing in a Wolftooth component.

Former sprint star focused on family and studies after troubled close to his prolific career.

Nibali to ride all-Italian calendar to also include Strade Bianche, Milano Sanremo and Tirreno-Adriatico.

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Ineos star dodges clarifying career intentions after reports suggest he is contemplating a mid-season transfer.

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Teams, organizers already moving pieces in place to be ready to compete.

Gore's C7 bib shorts pass almost every test, and they're so nice I'm willing to forgive their one failing grade.

Both eTap and Di2 are excellent groups. But is SRAM or Shimano's system right for you? We answer that question on this episode of the VeloNews Tech Podcast.

EF Pro Cycling rider keeping options open for later in calendar, with Vuelta and classics both options.

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Dutch squad lays out race schedules for season restart with riders focused on team victories rather than personal ambitions.

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Merckx comments on dominance of Tour in UCI's planning process, Froome's possible mid-season transfer, and new Belgian superstar Evenepoel.

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A shift in world championships venue to Qatar may force Evenepoel to focus on the time trial rather than road race.

Aru yet to set schedule for the year, but ready to prove he's back to winning ways.

Welshman spoke of how such an unprecedented build to the Tour de France could lead to unpredictable, exciting racing.

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When some of your watts go straight to the mud flying off your rear wheel, you know it’s important to control your power carefully.

A statement on Bigla-Katusha's website indicates 100 percent of rider and staff salaries were paid for April.

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Sometimes the best thing you can do for your bike is to replace the cables and housings. Drag on shift cables caused by contamination will prevent accurate and consistent shifts.

Reports of a possible split inside the decade's most prolific Tour de France team opens the door to a potentially dramatic clash on the roads.

Ed Veal is an expert at completing superhuman cycling challenges that also raise cash for good causes. Veal provides a playbook for how you can tackle a challenge for charity.

How Liv's global off-road category manager Ludi Scholz has helped build the brand from the bike up.

While few would confuse Nibali with the specialists of the Hell of the North, he rode brilliantly over the same cobbles during the 2014 Tour de France.

Garmin says any of its devices which rely on .fit files can take advantage of the Strava Routes enhancement. This includes the venerable Garmin Edge 500.

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A central figure as road captain of the Carrera team, Chiesa played a pivotal role in the formative years of a certain Marco Pantani.

Quintana raring to return to full training ahead of what he forecasts to be an unknowable, unpredictable Tour de France.

In 2011, a Dutch cycling journalist’s tongue-in-cheek proposal for an artificial mountain in his homeland sparked a flurry of proposals and feasibility studies, growing to be the biggest innovation platform in the Netherlands. This is the story of Die Berg Komt Er – of a project, a man and a (man-made) mountain.

Retired pro and VeloNews training columnist Julie Young is using the coronavirus shutdown to work on strength and endurance at her home in Truckee, California.

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Van der Poel remains 'open to everything' in 2020, with Liège and Il Lombardia now becoming possibilities.

Vuelta organizers pushing on with preparations while recognizing race will need ultimate approval of health authorities.

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After nearly two months of lockdown, pros can now ride on open roads ahead of a planned August racing revival.

Jumbo-Visma manager Richard Plugge believes pro races should operate with as few people as possible, and that means limiting journalists, team staff, and even spectators.

Come hell or high water, she would be spending her birthday spelunking into the deepest depths of the pain cave.

"I guarantee you NTT Pro Cycling is going to be a weapon when we come out racing again," Riis said.

How I keep the stoke fire burning, and how you can, too.

Orbea's Orca combines aero touches with a lithe ride to create a racing multitasker for sprint duties, breakaways, and climbing sufferfests.

Officials refuse to comment on reports linking the four-time Tour-winner to a deal to leave Ineos mid-season.