Photo of the Day – 24 February 2012
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Road
EBH out of Het Nieuwsblad
Edvald Boasson Hagen will miss this weekend’s Omloop Het Nieuwsblad due to a cold
Valverde wraps Ruta
Moreno takes final stage
MOMBAT: Not extinct yet
Museum Of Mountain Bike Art and Technology is sure to impress the mountain bike history buff
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad Reconnaissance
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New russian pro-continental team RusVelo announced
Team manager hopes to make Russia the best cycling nation by 2016
Freire content with season’s second win
Oscar Freire (Katusha) dashed to his second victory of the 2012 season with a sprint win in Wednesday’s third stage at the Ruta del Sol in southern Spain
Jones happy with UnitedHealthcare’s season opener
UnitedHealthcare may not have turned heads at Volta ao Algarve but Chris Jones counts it a successful European debut
Photo of the Day – 23 February 2012
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Valverde looks ready for classics
‘Balaverde’ relishing anticipation of Ardennes showdown against Gilbert
End of era? Euskaltel likely to sign non-Basque riders
The hunt for UCI points and Spain’s economy could spell the end of an era to one of cycling’s most distinctive teams
News Shorts – Feb 22, 2012
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Tech FAQ: TRP miniature V-brakes on Edge fork
Also: more Di2 gear range
Hushovd ‘not obsessed’ with Roubaix
Gilbert to skip ‘Hell of North,’ giving Thor clean shot
Meeting of minds: Frostbike 2012
What exactly is Frostbike? It is a forum with the intention of improving your riding experience from the shop to the road
Photo of the Day – 22 February 2012
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Tour de Langkawi preview: Decidedly different
Two noted Tour de France riders have chosen somewhere decidedly different to kick off their season campaigns
Australia confident while British expectations are high
The decades-old Australia vs. Britain rivalry looks set to light up the track
Van Garderen backing Evans for Tour double
Van Garderen’s climbing and time trialling will play an important role in Cadel Evan’s defense of his Tour title
Opinion: Karma come, karma go
Do you believe in karma? If you do, is this what’s happening to Riis Cycling and Saxo Bank right now?
The Torqued Wrench: Enter the Thunderdome
Cabled or wired, which drivetrain is for you?
Generation of The Storytellers
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Movie Night Invitation
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British track team gaining confidence for London 2012
The British track team is quietly confident it’s on the right track heading toward the 2012 Olympic Games
LA’s ex-wrench helping Van Den Broeck in TT
The Belgian GC rider has been working hard on improving his time trialing ability in the hopes of competing for a Tour podium
BMC troops content with early-season rides
The team promises bigger results to come when it really counts.
Photo of the Day – 21 February 2012
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Lee Rodgers’ Oman diary: The end of desert nights…
It’s almost over. The Arabian Odyssey is to come to an end.
What’s new at Frostbike?
Here are a few noteworthy items that vendors launched at the Quality Bicycle Products’s Frostbike show in Bloomington, Minnesota
Records expected to fall at new Olympic track
Intense rivalry and the 'curing' of the wooden boards covering the largely oval 250-meter track expected to come into play this August
Weekend News Shorts
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Photo of the Day – 20 February 2012
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Nibali wins in Oman, Velits takes lead
Velits slips into leader's jersey ahead of Nibali on mountain stage
US Champ Matthew Busche reflects on his early Euro season
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Analysis: Breeding one kind at the expense of another
Is it any wonder why we’re seeing a proliferation of sprinters within the peloton?
Brits set boards alight on new Olympic track
Victoria Pendleton and Jess Varnish produced two world record-winning performances for Britain Friday
Lee Rodgers’ Oman diary: Off the back
My brain this evening is a chihuahua squashed in the driveway under the Dodge
British women set new world team sprint record
Friday morning saw a women's team sprint record broken, just to have it broken again in the afternoon
The yellow Sky
Porte on Sky: 'I'm back where I need to be'
Photo of the Day – 18 February 2012
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Porte kicks to win, lead at Algarve
Sky dominated Friday’s uphill finale with Richie Porte in the lead with a shot at the overall
Meares, McCullouch set new team sprint record
The pair beat their own record, clocking a time of 32.828sec
Greipel wins stage four in Oman
Greipel beat Slovakian Peter Sagan and Frenchman Tony Gallopin in the final sprint
A Ride With Jez Hunt
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Team Sky takes initiative after the Algarve stage
Team Sky concerned with productive race routines
Aussies show their cards at Olympic team pursuit test event
Aussies send team pursuit warning to Brits
Photo of the Day – 17 February 2012
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Andrew Talansky diary: Kindling the fire
Time to test my motivation at Algarve
First test on Olympic track for team pursuit
Qualifying for the men's and women's team pursuit finals takes place Thursday evening at the London velodrome
Ask Nick: Wheels, tires and brake pads for big riders
Also: Checking for cassette wear
Kittel wins stage three in Oman
Kittel takes the final stage over Greipel and Bouhanni
Van den Broeck still dreaming of Paris
The Belgian believes he can make a run for the podium
Taking Responsibility
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Corima Aero Plus Wheelset Review
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Riding with the King: Feeling the burn in Mallorca
Life does not pause
Lee Rodgersʼ Oman Diary: Shades of beige
Did I say this all had become normal? Ignore that...
UnitedHealthcare starts Algarve with bee stings
Marc De Mar's apparent allergic reaction made for a tough day
Photo of the Day – 16 February 2012
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Slovakian Sagan wins Tour of Oman second stage
Slovakian Peter Sagan of the Liquigas team won Wednesday's second stage of the Tour of Oman
Critérium International back to Corsica
The two-day, three-stage Critérium International will be back to Corsica for the third year running
Volta ao Algarve draws big names
The race features some challenging, early season terrain without being too hard
News Shorts – Feb 15, 2012
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Must read: Spanish sports minister admits Spain has ‘doping problem’
Doping in Spanish sport is a hot topic In the wake of Contador's ban
Photo of the Day – 15 February 2012
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Cancellara wants to recapture classics mojo
RadioShack-Nissan-Trek star focusing his energy on the spring classics.
Greipel in the leader’s jersey at the Tour of Oman
Greipel won the sprint to the line ahead of Russian Denis Galimzyanov and American Tyler Farrar
The Statesmen of the Peloton
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CyclingTips Spring Classics Tour
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Opinion: Betsy’s word on Lance
Betsy Andreu tells VeloNews.com her take on the dropped Armstrong investigation
Official host cities announced for 2012 Exergy Tour
2012 to start and finish in Boise
Gita Sports past and present
A tour of the company featured over 30 years of Italian parts, bike racing and now a new velodrome