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Bontrager to unveil new wheels under Team Leopard Trek and Team RadioShack

A quick look at the bikes used by the new team

After an unusual team camp at Specialized’s California headquarters, HTC-HighRoad will open the 2011 ProTour season later this month at the Tour Down Under. Aussies Mark Renshaw and Matt Goss are particularly fired up for racing.

I have a question about supplements. I'm a Category 4 racer in my local area and do fairly well, most of the time. But as I consider the move up to Cat. 3, I am thinking about supplementation in my diet — things like Optygen or similar have been suggested. Are there supplements out there that are safe, legal, and effective? If so, can you run through a list of these for us readers to help us make sense out of a lot of advertising jargon about things that are supposed to make us go faster?

Questions on wheel-change technique, pumps for lightweight riders, and steel in the pro peloton

New book "Racing Weight Quick Start Guide" can get you lighter fast

Teva's Links mountain bike shoe available this fall

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The team's future is uncertain, but Pegasus Sports' 2011 race bikes are still interesting. Nick Legan takes a look.

First rider diary from Garmin-Cervelo pro Andrew Talansky

The U.S. peloton got a boost of good health Wednesday when Kelly Benefit Strategies announced the signing of a new co-title sponsor. Circuit Global Sports Management, the firm behind Continental-registered program, named OptumHealth as a new title sponsor on the opening day of the team’s first training camp of 2011. The team will be titled Kelly Benefit Strategies-OptumHealth Pro Cycling.

LZ has some humble suggestions for improvements to the way bikes are made.

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The official route of the 2011 Vuelta a España will be revealed next week on January 12, but there’s been plenty of speculation in the Spanish media about details of the year’s third grand tour.

Tyler Farrar, Christian Meier, Svein Tuft and Zach Bell are among the top roadies using the Burnaby four-day track race for a pre-season tune-up. Colby Pearce and Daniel Holloway win the overall title at the Canadian event.

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An electric-shifting, hydraulic disc-braking road bike is in your future. It's just a matter of when.

Nick Legan takes us through Zipp's factory in Indianapolis.

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Taylor Phinney plans to tackle the spring classics and the Tour of California in his pro debut, but BMC promises no pressure, saying it's all about gaining experience.

Bjarne Riis says he's confident about Saxo Bank-Sungard's "new beginning."

Engaged in Spain, training in Maui, rocking in France — Ryder Hesjedal had a top-notch 2010 and hopes for even better things in the new year.

Those special yellow bikes, the best bike cleaner, and how teams chose components.

VeloNews' Neal Rogers picks his favorite bike-related products of this past year

Our resident pro Judy Freeeman says a special coffee and 2010 had a certain symmetry for her.

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Follow these 10 tips to reduce your chances of injury

Readers ask how to center those Shorties and suggest how to pull that Campagnolo crank.

Cycling-affiliated healthcare providers offer tips for dealing with head injuries, as Julie Emmerman explains

Katie Compton crashed a lot in Zolder — but then, so did everyone else.

Wishful thinking or inside scoop? Alberto Contador is registered to start the Vuelta a Murcia in early March.

Handlebar tilt, resting your cables, and don't touch my tools!

Frank Overton gives guidelines for developing your own annual training program

Electric shifting comes to Shimano's Ultegra group

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Australian sports stars Mat Rogers and Robbie McEwen kept their wits when they inhaled poisonous gas on a motor yacht, jumping into the sea to rescue a fellow passenger, reports said Thursday

It looks like it will be another climbers’ delight for the 2011 Vuelta a España as new details of the likely route for next year’s Spanish tour are being revealed by local media.

Team Movistar will be rolling with Campagnolo's prototype electric drivetrain in 2011. Lennard Zinn takes a look.

For the first time since the team’s early days in the early 1980s, before Reynolds evolved into super-teams under the Banesto, Illes Balears and Caisse d’Epargne banners, Eusebio Unzue won’t have a major GC captain to carry the squad into the grand tours.

A world renowned procrastinator, Lennard Zinn offers up some cool ideas for last-minute gifts for the bike geeks on your list.

Most riders who have won the U.S. road race championship did so after racing on European-based pro teams. At age 21, Ben King hasn’t yet started that part of his career officially, but he’s looking forward to suiting up for races in his red, white and blue RadioShack jersey in Mallorca next year. VeloNews caught up with King at his parents’ house in Virginia.

Ted reports in from his team's winter camp in Sardinia

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Tom Meeusen takes his first World Cup win, slipping past Sven Nys at the line in Kalmthout.

The Colorado Monument says thanks, but no thanks, as Grand Junction hopes to revive a Coors Classic stage — the Tour of the Moon — for the 2012 edition of the Quiznos Pro Challenge.

Radomir Simunek Jr. (BKCP-Powerplus) stars in a thrilling episode of “One Good Line Theater” during a snow-packed Scheldecross Antwerp.

A look at Easton's new EC90 Aero 58mm carbon clincher

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How cold weather affects training and nutrition.

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A look at UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis' aero road bikes from time trial legend Chris Boardman.

What's the best team car? Do you lube cables? What's with backwards brakes in the peloton? And more.

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Kids racing (and playing) here. A quick review of raceable kids' bikes in time for Christmas

Despite recent reports of its demise, Pegasus Sports has secured enough money to save its ambitious plans to field a UCI Pro Continental team in 2011.

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Money-crunched officials in Spain’s Basque Country say they want to charge fans to watch bike races to help underwrite the costs of funding events.