In episode 76, we discuss the importance of balancing recovery with training stress, and the best tools to help you decide when to keep pushing, and when to rest.
Lennard Zinn attended the unveiling of a new monument in Colorado honoring the Coors Classic/Red Zinger
Risaralda region will host new round as Hammer Series opens its doors to the women's peloton
Experience gives French star Julian Alaphilippe a winning edge over Gregor Mühlberger in a very close finish
Doctors are optimistic that Chris Froome can return to racing—when that will be is yet to be determined
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Katarzyna Niewiadoma won Thursday's fourth stage of the OVO Women's Tour a day after race leader Marianne Vos crashed out
A new study by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation suggests that there is no such thing as too much exercise. But recent stories about cardiovascular problems amongst cyclists suggests otherwise. We examine the competing facts in this medical debate.
Viathon ticks almost all the high-end boxes for a bike with a lower pricepoint. But does it have enough soul and personality to compete with more established brands offering quality bikes at a similarly low price?
The UCI has cited Juan Jose Cobo for a biological passport violation, which could strip the Spaniard of his 2011 Vuelta title; a move that would give the win to Froome
Belgian star Wout van Aert takes his second stage win in 24 hours with a commanding sprint in Voiron
Fractured hip added to Chris Froome's list of injuries, as Wout Poels describes recon crash as worst he's ever seen
What does June racing tell us about July? And, Richie Porte discusses his various Tour de France setbacks
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The Tour de France will have to wait for cycling's newest star as he returns to Ecuador before riding the Vuelta
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Justin Williams and his Legion of Los Angeles team came to Tulsa Tough searching for a national-level victory, as well as a good time. They found both
According to Ineos boss Dave Brailsford, Froome was in excellent form and highly motivated when he suffered a freak accident on a recon ride at the Dauphiné
Bob discusses how to deal with pranksters who want to harass you when you're on a ride
Belgian cross star dominates time trial; Adam Yates claims yellow and Chris Froome crashes out in practice
Team officials confirm Chris Froome will not start the Tour de France next month following a crash Wednesday in a training ride
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Marianne Vos won stage 2 and took the overall lead at the OVO Women's Tour
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In this week's column, Lennard discusses how to make sure that your front and rear wheels are aligned in the same plane
Ireland's Sam Bennett dominates sprint finish as Dylan Teuns retains lead on stage 3 of the Critérium du Dauphiné
Despite a bumpy ride last year, Movistar is packing all of its firepower into the Tour with hope of dislodging Ineos and Chris Froome
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Lazer's Bullet 2.0 addresses many of the issues of comfort and fit that were present in the aero helmet's original design
Over a five-year span, Colorado's Moots Cycles shifted its focus onto the nascent gravel market with a series of innovative racing bikes
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Jolien D'Hoore won the opening stage of the OVO Women's Tour
Justin Williams won two of three races at Tulsa Tough, but slipped to second in the overall ominum on the final day
After crashing out the Giro d'Italia, Tom Dumoulin is back in action at the Critérium du Dauphiné. But he's still not completely recovered from his knee injury
Belgian Dylan Teuns takes first win since 2017 after escaping with France's Guillaume Martin
No Roglic for the Tour as Dutch squad focuses on sprints and GC
Norwegian takes Dimension's Data first WorldTour win of the season as GC favorites finish together.
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From issue 71 • Words/images by James Startt
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With no major health problems or crashes, Simon Yates will try to understand what went wrong at the Giro d'Italia
Mathieu van der Poel will skip the mountain bike world championships and World Cup finals to prepare for the UCI road worlds.
Baltimore could become the next U.S. city to host a major international road race
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The Crockett 4 and 5 add more versatility and value to the aluminum ‘cross bikes
The new Allied Able was ridden to victory by both Colin Strickland and Amity Rockwell at Dirty Kanza 200
History is at stake at the 2019 Tour de France, and our annual guide takes you inside the key storylines shaping the race
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The Tour of Utah will start with a prologue at Snowbird Resort and conclude with the traditional ascent of Empire Pass Road.
Italian coffee giant Segafredo confirms the news that Vincenzo Nibali is headed to Trek-Segafredo.
After a wild winter, Tour de France champion Geraint Thomas says he's ready to defend title
Following a strong Giro, grand tour rookie Lucas Hamilton has some wondering if he's Australia's next star
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Lennard gives advice on how to check a crashed carbon frame for damage; plus, advice on how to store your Shimano Di2 bike
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Giro ditch the laces on their new range-topping road shoe. Two Boa dials offer a more consistent fit. How do the Imperials play out on the road?
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How should Primoz Roglic and Jumbo-Visma view this Giro: as a disaster, or a learning experience?
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Chad Haga wept for his first Grand Tour stage win. And for his team’s redemption, after a Giro where everything went wrong. Most of all, though, he wept for his father.
Carapaz set off warning shots with victory on stage 4 and solid time trial in San Marino, but no one paid attention.
Having started the Giro on a run of stage race success, Roglic turned from Giro favorite to being content with place on podium.
Landa heads to the Tour as part of a Movistar lineup including Nairo Quintana, but the Spaniard remains optimistic that they will operate as co-leaders.