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Cannondale presented a special bike to Ted King after he retired from pro racing this season.

Alaphilippe rose like a firework, hitting podium peaks before disappearing into obscurity in the second half of the season. Now we know why.

Is your bike ready for the grit and grime that comes with winter riding? Global Cycling Network has advice for prepping your ride.

Chris Froome is well on his way to becoming the best Tour de France rider of his generation, in large part due to his tough mindset.

The Tour de France may not rely on the traditional formula of tough TTs and brutal days in the mountains to challenge the peloton.

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Vasil Kiryienka notches his maiden victory in the world champion's rainbow kit at the Chrono des Nations individual time trial

Bauke Mollema out-kicks Diego Ulissi and Yukiya Arashiro to win the Japan Cup Cycle Road Race

The Trek rider proves the strongest of a small group sprinting for the victory

Dutchman Lars van der Haar puts on quite a show for the home folks during round two of the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup in the Netherlands

Eva Lechner, second at CrossVegas, takes over the lead in the World Cup series after winning round two at Valkenburg

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What are the big stories of this off season? Dane Cash and Cosmo Catalano consider the significant trades and what to watch for in 2016.

Felt adds a new trail bike to its mountain bike line-up, a 140mm-travel rig with 27.5-inch wheels.

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New data from Strava, faster Zipp 808s, casual apparel from Primal and Rapha, along with online Park Tool education.

Massage may be one of the recovery techniques of choice for pro cyclists, but science doesn't entirely confirm its efficacy.

Phil Gaimon returns to Slipstream's Cannondale team after a year away, with a new perspective after the loss of his father.

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USA Cycling will not host 2016 amateur road nationals in North Lake Tahoe. It will announce an alternate venue on Friday.

Fred Dreier looks forward to watching the new Lance Armstrong movie, but wonders whether Hollywood will get cycling right this time around.

With quick-steering and the ability to excel on technical courses, the Stigmata hits the mark on several aspects.

Art’s Cyclery talks about keeping the front and rear suspension parts on a MTB clean and in good working order.

The Danish investment bank decides not to sign a new contract with the team it has sponsored for eight years.

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Niner put together a versatile ride in the BSB 9 RDO. It's comfortable, but it doesn't quite cut it as a pure 'cross race bike.

The Astana chief says his two GC riders will race opposite grand tour schedules, which could send Aru to France and Nibali to Italy.

After arguably his worst-ever season, Cancellara reflects on his career, world championships, and his role as one of the peloton's patrons.

The race will reportedly climb Mont Ventoux, and may also swing through Switzerland for a time trial in Bern.

Aero integration has seeped into all types of bikes. Here's what you should know about what's out there and how it affects your ride.

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The South African-registered team says it will bring one more rider onboard before closing out its 2016 roster.

Three new North Americans bolster Trek Factory Racing, which has a renewed focus on stage racing and a slightly smaller squad.

The squad of 19 riders is dependent on the government to pay its bills, but that money appears to be drying up.

This week, Lennard Zinn addresses questions about the quick release recall, bottom brackets, and using chain wax before a rainy ride.

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Chris Froome says he's back training after breaking his foot during the Vuelta a Espana.

Some 40 days after his horrific crash at the Vuelta a España, Kris Boeckmans is on the comeback trail as he tries to return to racing.

Veteran Belgian star may have to sit out for six months after a high-speed crash at the Abu Dhabi Tour last week.

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The inaugural Abu Dhabi Tour proves a boon to both old hands and newcomers as cycling extends its reach

Esteban Chaves notches his first win in a pro stage race as Elia Viviani pips the world champ to take the final stage

Greg Van Avermaet is well positioned in the final, but a flat takes him out of the battle with Matteo Trentin and Tosh Van der Sande

Results from the final classic of the season, Paris-Tours, which sees Matteo Trentin win from a three-man break

Wout Van Aert overpowers a strong lead group in the final lap to win the GP Mario De Clercq

Paula Havlikova solos to victory in the kickoff to the Bpost Bank Trofee series in Ronse

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On the heels of an impressive showing at the Vuelta, Chaves is set to win the inaugural Abu Dhabi Tour with a lone flat stage remaining

Esteban Chaves wins the queen stage of the Abu Dhabi Tour and rides into the GC lead atop the Jebel Hafeet climb

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One of the oldest races in Europe, Paris-Tours should be an exciting finale to the European racing calendar on Sunday.

The Belgian went down hard around 55km into Friday's stage 2 at the four-day race in the desert.

The Sky rider out-sprints the world champion at the finish line of the second stage in the Middle Eastern race.

Racers will find a lot to like in the latest tubeless cyclocross setups, but you might not want to ditch your tubulars just yet.

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What tires are best for the road riding you like to do? Art's Cyclery explains how to pick the ideal rubber for your ride.