2013 Season A to Z Part 2: Nibali to Zoidl
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Road Culture
Road Culture
Van der Haar and Compton Win in Zolder
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Best of Velo No. 8: To her credit
Ours is a sport that seems to fetishize suffering, but to believe so is to miss the point entirely
Chris Froome Extends with Sky for 2014
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Topics
The Bike Lane: Hail the New King
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Riding through history: the 1956 Olympic road race
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Rwanda and the transformative power of the bicycle
In Rwanda, the bike provides a platform for self discovery for an American icon, an attempt at redemption for another, and more
Wheeling Matilda: The Story of Australian Cycling
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The Bike Lane: A McEwen Masterclass
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The Bike Lane: From Bootcamps, to Wall-ball, to the Kitchen
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Tour of Bright: a legend two decades in the making
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ToB or not ToB?
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Where are they now? – Matt Bazzano
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The Bike Lane: Something about Cadel
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Cycling in Maui: beaches, volcanoes and silky-smooth roads
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Phil Gaimon Journal: Garmin-Sharp intro camp
The American rider checks in and talks about some recent experiences he had with his new teammates at Garmin-Sharp
How to become a better climber
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The Bike Lane: The Stars Align
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The Bike Lane: The Spring Hot Lap Carnival
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The Ryder dilemma: When to come in from the dark
Despite the media following his trail in early 2013, Ryder Hesjedal held out on a doping admission — and the new Omerta shows us why
Changing landscapes in cycling media
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Commentary: Truth commission could spare cycling from death by a thousand cuts
Cycling need not perish from a thousand self-inflicted cuts. A truth commission could nurse our wounded sport back to health
The Bike Lane: Ins and outs, highlights and lowlights
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Call to arms: Join the CyclingTips team this Movember #MoVelo
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Grafton to Inverell: the hardest one-day race in Australia?
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The Bike Lane: Young guns and wise old men
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The Bike Lane: Talkin’ ’bout a revolution
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Bikes of the Bunch: Crumpton Corsa
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The Bike Lane: Heroes and Villains
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The Dirt Dispatch: Lion taming, or embracing fear
With a mountain lion lurking in the brush, Spencer Powlison rekindles some old fears on Oregon’s wild trails
The long history of the Melbourne to Warrnambool Classic
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Made in Italy: a tour of the Sarto bike factory
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Phil Gaimon Journal: The Tour de Phil
Phil Gaimon, who will ride for Garmin-Sharp next year, talks about a recent block of hard training
A Case for Suffering: Climbing up the walls
Chris Case makes another Case for Suffering as he burns across the Utah and Nevada desert and learns even more about pain and perseverance
The art of Stefano Barzaghi and the world championships
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Nate Wilson Journal: The unforgettable worlds experience
After his last day racing as a U23, Nate Wilson reflects on an unforgettable ride with his Bontrager teammates at the worlds
3 Peaks: the hardest cyclocross race in the world?
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Ask Koen de Kort: Episode Four
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Nate Wilson Journal: Chasing rainbows
The American checks in from Europe and talks about his final race as an under-23 rider, the world championships
Cam Wurf’s Vuelta Wrap-up: why Horner deserved the win
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Vuelta Skelta Strava challenge: the wrap-up
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The Torqued Wrench: I can’t make it stop
Standing in rising flood waters, The Torqued Wrench thinks about suffering and urges you to do so on your bike today
The Vuelta a España through the lens of Kei Tsuji
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What’s involved in organising a bike race
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Cam Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – Next stop, Madrid!
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Cam Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – Now that’s racing!
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Commentary: An ‘all-out fight’ for UCI president nears its end
Current president Pat McQuaid and his challenger Brian Cookson have been locked in a fierce campaign all summer
The end of the Goulburn to Sydney Cycling Classic?
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Cam Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – New buddy in the bunch
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Judy Freeman Journal: Recapping the worlds
The U.S. mountain biker talks about her performance at the recent world championships in South Africa
Mongolia Bike Challenge: Like No Other Race On Earth
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Cam Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – a short but tough stage
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Vuelta Skelta Strava Challenge: a mid-competition update
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Cam Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – The Rat was first up the drain pipe!
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The Secret Pro: the late-season lull
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Cameron Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – a crazy finish
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Climbing vs time-trialling: same effort, different power output
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Cameron Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – Ivan’s on a mission!
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Cameron Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – Calm before the storm
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Phil Gaimon Journal: Wrapping up in Colorado
The Bissell rider talks about the final stage at the USA Pro Challenge, his teammate's affinity for real eggs, and more
Nate Wilson Journal: Classic Colorado
The Bontrager rider checks in and recaps the final three days of the USA Pro Challenge
Cameron Wurf’s Vuelta diary – Wind and walls
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Cameron Wurf’s Vuelta diary: on the open road
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Cameron Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – Setting Sail
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Cameron Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – Where is Altamira?
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What to expect from the Vuelta a Espana
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Nate Wilson Journal: Wheel in the sky
Journey and Dave Matthews Band have driven Nate Wilson through Colorado, even as Peter Sagan keeps sending him backwards
Phil Gaimon Journal: Bait shop banter
Phil Gaimon gets aero with his SRM head unit at the USA Pro Challenge and sees the world's best-named tackle shop
Phil Gaimon Journal: ‘Good thing I like ripping descents’
The Bissell rider talks about the first two stages at the USA Pro Challenge, which included an unnecessary bottle run for his teammates
Nate Wilson Journal: Drivers, start your engines
Our U23 Bontrager man draws comparison between stage racing and Formula One after a blitz of an opener in Aspen
Nate Wilson Journal: Aspen dreaming
The Bontrager youngster checks in poolside from Aspen, with thoughts of pizza, Colorado competition, and ladies on his mind
Tyler Wren’s Journal: At Jamis-Hagens Berman, it’s el pueblo unido
A U.S.-based squad with a Latino flavor, Jamis-Hagens Berman is united behind Colombian Acevedo in Colorado
Join our Vuelta Skelta Strava challenge
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What’s cool in cycling kit this season
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Phil Gaimon Journal: Conversations at the Tour of Utah
Phil Gaimon relays his conversations with Mount Nebo, Jens Voigt, and his legs in the Wasatch mountains
The Bike Lane: Back to the Future 2013-1998
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Phil Gaimon Journal: I could do another 130 miles, no problem
Gaimon shares his thoughts on the second stage in Utah, which featured 10,000 feet of climbing
Phil Gaimon Journal: Ready … set … coast!
The Bissell rider talks about stage 1 at the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, which was mostly quiet — except for some nature breaks
Ben King Journal: Summer success in a season of mixed results
The American rider talks about his strong summer racing season, capped by a visit with some juniors in Virginia
The beauty of cycling
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