Road Racing

Built with technology from the popular Domane and feedback from Katie Compton, Sven Nys' new Trek Boone was on display Wednesday in Belgium

Trek riders win on the Wisconsin brand's big debut in Belgium

Components maker will offer same-day exchange program at cyclocross nationals

Logan VonBokel profiles Sven Nys' Colnago Cross Prestige, the bike that delivered him a second world title

The world champ lays it down in the mud, but gets back up and races toward a strong solo victory ahead of a gritty Meeusen

American Anderson scores her first Euro podium as Cant wins her ninth event of the year

Froome says he has plenty of room for improvement and would love "to be up there with those legends, the true greats," like Merckx

Valverde has struggled in the Tour since his comeback from a two-year racing ban, but if luck is with him, he sees a podium in his future

World champions shine in the heavy mud at Azencross

Next time you break your rear shifter mid-ride, use these tips to get home without riding in your big gear

American bests the world champion to extend World Cup points lead

Colombian will build his 2014 campaign around a debut at the Tour de France after his breakout 2013 campaign

In an excerpt from Land of Second Chances, Tim Lewis tells the story of Tom Ritchey's journey of discovery in Rwanda

Compton defeats world champ Vos to extend her lead in the World Cup as Mouray masters the mud

As world champ Nys crashes while bunny-hopping a barrier, Pauwels takes over the lead and never looks back

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The UCI is reexamining its regulations limiting technology development

Wheels rolling roughly? Follow these tips to overhaul your hubs

Waiting late to fill your riders' stockings? Logan VonBokel offers a collection of great gifts for any cyclist

In Technical FAQ, Lennard Zinn addresses reader notes on long-term chain waxing, cleaning Gear Floss, and SRAM Red compatibility

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A collection of the best images captured by the VeloNews photographers at the 2013 Tour de France

Hometown hero Pauwels wins one for the local folks, prevailing in a fast, last-lap battle with the speedy van der Haar

Cutler and Powers prevail in a soggy, muddy opener to the North Carolina Grand Prix race weekend

Components maker responds to reports of failures at sub-freezing temperatures

The California-based company retracts trademark violation orders to two parties, Epix and Café Roubaix

Wisconsin-based Trek Bicycles recalls Madone bikes over loose front brake bolt

Mike Sinyard and Daniel Richter meet to discuss a controversial trademark run-in

The American blazed through the course to win handily atop his aluminum-frame machine

About 2,000 calipers are affected in the recall; users can return them for a free exchange

The owner of the U.S. trademark for "Roubaix" says it is in discussions with Specialized over its warning to a Canadian merchant

Young Colombian is hoping to assist Chris Froome into a second consecutive Tour de France title come July

Lennard Zinn answers questions about installing disc brakes, inter-brand combinations for hydraulic brakes, and more on high-speed shimmy

SRAM rider spotted on prototype drivetrain at Illinois cyclocross state championships

Legal experts weigh in on Specialized's controversial trademark action against a small Canadian bike shop

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Kemmerer and Milne take the flowers in the second round of the Rhode Island race

The world champion wins his fourth consecutive Druivencross on the final lap, slaloming away from an elite lead group on the final descent

A race that had everyone on Twitter talking about the arctic conditions sees Johnson and Nash atop the podiums

It was the first UCI victory for Emma White, who attacked a lead group to win, while Lindine prevailed in a two-up battle with Curtis White

Compton solos to the victory ahead of Cant while Albert bests youngster van der Poel

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Less than two years after a history-making performance at the Tour de France, Bradley Wiggins' role on Sky is still unknown for 2014

The race organizer fired him this week over 13 million euros in missing funds

As 2013 draws to a close, photo director Brad Kaminski looks back at his favorite images from the Tour of Italy

The most recent option from FSA is lighter in weight — but it will cost you

The eight circuits in Paris will pass the famous Arc after organizer ASO received permission from local police

The media relations director and the former CEO are also let go by the parent company, RCS Mediagroup

In Tech FAQ, Lennard Zinn and industry pros weigh in on storing tubular tires, peeling carbon wheels, and modifying SRAM hubs for 11-speed

Nash sweeps the weekend's racing while Berden proves swiftest in a sprint from a small lead group

The Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies teammates top their respective podiums in Sunday's finale

Trebon and Nash win the series finale, the CXLA at Los Angeles State Historic Park, to claim the overall titles

The former world champion starts with a one-minute handicap but roars on to catch the leader — and take the win — on the last lap

Both riders solo to victory in day one of the ninth round of the Verge New England Cyclocross Championship Series

RCS Sport narrows down the list to eight; three spots remain for the 2014 race

The former Spanish pro finished second at the 1997 and 1998 editions of the Vuelta

On Black Friday, longtime tech contributor Lennard Zinn highlights five gift ideas for the holidays

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The Tour will take to Dutch roads for its start in 2015 and offer the time trial specialists a shot at yellow on day one

Looking at a new wheelset? Ask a Mechanic runs down the differences between cartridge and angular contact bearings

The classic Italian brand builds a set of fast, durable wheels

Durable, nicely articulated, and without bunching at the knees, Giordana has built as perfect a leg warmer as we've ever worn

The cyclocross rider has a full SRAM-Zipp setup on his rig

Lennard Zinn picks the brains of tubeless tire makers after a reader experiences an untimely double flat with a bead failure

Laura Van Gilder wins the women's race to close out the weekend at the Anthony Wayne Recreation Area

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Albert prevails as van der Haar suffers a last-lap mechanical and Nys quits the race

After covering the Tour de France for 16 years, Andrew Hood reflects on changes in the peloton that make the Tour more riveting than ever

Johnson and teammate White go one-two in the men's race, while Kemmerer finishes 20 seconds ahead of Van Gilder

Both victors solo to the top step of the podium through the deep sand of Koksijde

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We find unconventional looks meet low weight and exceptional cooling in the Swedish brand's first road offering

In Technical FAQ, a math professor explains the phenomenon behind high-speed shimmy, and says it's not resonance

The Luna rider wins three straight as Johnson powers to victory in the final event

The muddy race boils down to a two-man contest, and the world champion bests the German with a powerful pass going into the final sprint

Nash and Powers go two for two in the three-round Jingle Cross Rock weekend

The world champion proves strongest of a three-man break containing Albert and Belgian champ Vantornout

Amanda Miller, Ben Berden second under the lights in Iowa City

Lennard Zinn explains how his preference for classic-bend bars has been replaced by comfort

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