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Fox has found a way to give riders a shock that analyzes terrain instantaneously and adjusts accordingly.

Quintana starting season in Argentina before likely starts at Tour of Colombia and Paris-Nice.

Award-winning director Arunas Matelis returns after 12 years to feature the less public side to understand the harsh sacrifices and the selflessness of the domestiques to compete the Giro d'Italia which covers over 3,000 kilometers in May of each year.

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Negotiations with Nibali on hold while team finalize details with new partner, who return to cycling following previous involvement with Team Sky and Specialized.

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In episode 64, we talk with bronze medalist Mike Woods and his teammate Rob Britton about their successes at the Innsbruck world championships.

What does it take to put on a gran fondo event, and why do it? Brent Bookwalter explains the motivation behind his Bookwalter Binge.

The burgeoning gravel segment is the most exciting trend in cycling, and better still, brands are making it more affordable for new riders.

Trek Shows Off Its Alloy Prowess

Roadside fistfights, fake profiles, doctored pictures and a whole lot of angry drivers: this is the bizarre inside story of the world’s largest anti-cyclist Facebook group, and the cyclist that’s behind it.

The Dutch-based team landed the three-time defending cyclocross world champ as he transitions to the road.

The UCI will open the door for two top-ranked second-division teams to race grand tours and will create a Classics Series.

Top professional riders hope that the incoming USA Cycling CEO can work toward inclusion and collaborate with grassroots races.

European champion van der Poel continues his remarkable win streak. Youngster Nieuwenhuis earns first elite World Cup podium.

Marianne Vos wins a tactical race after overcoming late mechanical, shoring up her lead in the World Cup overall.

Zoidl returns to WorldTour having raced with Trek-Segafredo until 2016, while Denifl pulls out of new team on "personal reasons."

Between Primoz Roglic and Sepp Kuss's breakthrough rides, 2018 was a breakthrough year for the LottoNL-Jumbo team.

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Van der Poel untouchable while error on the grid left Van Aert chasing from the start.

Slippery, technical course gave Brand second World Cup win of the season as she soloed away from Vos, second, and Worst, third.

It looked like Aqua Blue Sport would continue its upward trajectory, but instead the team closed abruptly at the end of 2018.

New seven-day race will feature well-known climbs and an individual time trial for a sneak peak at the WorldTour's top GC riders.

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Here's how to log miles this winter on your indoor trainer and have fun while you're doing it.

After wowing fans with his attacking style and fourth-place overall result at the Tour, Primoz Roglic will race for pink in 2019.

We remember favorite rides from 2018, with everything from wine tasting in Italy to riding 100 miles on a 35-year-old MTB.

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Handmade in Japan, these are prized for delivering insanely high tire pressure—up to 300psi!

Our climber-in-residence, Mike, is made for tackling Flagstaff. He's 53kg, 5'5". Loves the steep stuff. His PR was 30:53, from years ago. He wanted to beat it, so we set out to help.

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We dig into the mysterious world of carbon fiber construction learning terms like modulus, resins, additives, and layups.

It is that time of the year again — teams are showing off their new kits for 2019. With some new additions to the peloton and updated sponsors, there are a few fresh looks.

Classics fans will have a fresh face to watch for at Tour of Flanders and other spring races as Mathieu van der Poel is set to debut.

The 2019 Vuelta route includes 59 categorized climbs but a surprisingly tame final week of racing.

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Floyd's Pro Cycling attracts domestic heavy hitters with enthusiasm for "multi-surface events" and a solid infrastructure.

Following a merger with the former BMC Racing organization, CCC will ride Giant bikes for 2019. Here's a look at Serge Pauwels's bike.

What should you and your cardiologist watch for as you age to maintain your health and competitive edge?

The veteran sports businesswoman chats with VeloNews about her ideas for the WorldTour squad.

The Spanish squad is reserving judgment on Team Sky's sponsor woes as both squads prepare for the 2019 season.

We interview the main protagonists to re-create the spectacular stage 19 of the Giro d’Italia when Chris Froome seized the GC lead.

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Some are light, some are aero, some have MIPS, some cost an arm and a leg, some are easy on the wallet.

Peter Sagan's sterling 2018 season was highlighted by victory in Paris-Roubaix. Here's the inside story of how he won a cobblestone.

Lennard Zinn answers a variety of questions in this week's column.

The Belgian is landing on his feet with Jumbo-Visma after a falling-out with former team Veranda's Willems-Crelan.

After experimenting with a three-pronged approach in 2018, the Spanish team will revert to a singular focus next summer.

The Italian won 33 races, including Milano-Sanremo and three grand tour stages.

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USA Crits series will kick off its 13th season of criterium racing with a new event in Birmingham, Alabama.

The pair will target the general classification in the Italian grand tour, which kicks off May 11 in Bologna.

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Defending champion Stephen Hyde faces stiff competition from young teammate Curtis White but emerges with his third CX title.

Compton dominated the race from lap one, while Gilbert ran to an impressive second, leaving Noble disappointed in third.

A dismantling of 'Fortress Froome' would level peloton, though possibility of wealthy team purchasing a block of Sky and becoming new dominant force remains.

We give Giro the 'Thoughtful Update' award for its brain-saving design that integrates MIPS technology into the helmet shell.

Words/Images: Andy Bokanev

Polished parts, pantographed logos, and a 25th-Anniversary Dura-Ace group highlight this beautiful Zullo

Danny Van Haute will helm a new Continental squad called Wildlife Generation p/b Maxxis in 2019.

From Issue 81

The Colorado Classic's aim to boost women's cycling is a noble goal, but it also could secure the financial future of the race.

The holidays are here, which means it is time to find the perfect gift for yourself or a cyclist in your life. We discuss Whoop, Normatec, Leomo, and more.

Veteran team manager Vincent Lavenu likes Larry Warbasse's talent as well as his personality, welcoming his team's first American rider.

Agents with riders on Team Sky say they expect the stars to stay put as long as possible, hoping to help save the team.

Vincenzo Nibali will race both the Giro and Tour with a focus on his home race in Italy. Flanders and Tirreno-Adriatico reveal 2019 routes.

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The 2019 USA Cycling calendar aims to avoid long travel between races and blends road races with criteriums.

A glut of top riders like Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas could rock the transfer market for 2020 if Team Sky can't find new sponsor.

The 30-year-old American discusses his upcoming season with EF Education First after seven seasons with BMC Racing.

Team Sky will lose its main financial backer at the end of next season, news that puts management into scramble mode.

WADA is at a turning point. The next few months will be both a challenging time and a time of opportunity for the anti-doping agency's leaders.

The Vuelta will begin in the low countries in 2020. It will be only the fourth time the Spanish tour has had its grand depart on foreign soil.

The F1 powerhouse will be a 50 percent owner of the team that formed in 2017.