Road Gear

This week, Lennard Zinn addresses several follow-up questions about a variety of issues

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Sven Nys will tackle the Tabor world championships course aboard a custom-painted Boone with a massive 48-tooth big ring

Pro wrenches make the cyclocross world go 'round. Here's a look at the special equipment they need to do their jobs, day after muddy day

Art’s Cyclery explains the process for disassembling, adjusting, and reassembling Shimano 6800 and 9000 hubs

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Global Cycling Network takes look at Peter Sagan's new bike for 2015, a Specialized Venge with mix of Shimano, Specialized, and FSA parts

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To celebrate Merckx's 70th birthday, his bicycle brand is unveiling a $17,500 steel bike outfitted with Campagnolo Super Record

Lennard Zinn addresses questions about cracked carbon seatposts and the compatibility between drivetrain parts

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Cavendish is aboard a special team bike for his first race of the season, Tour de San Luis

Art's Cyclery breaks down which Shimano drivetrain parts offer the best bang for your buck

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Lennard Zinn gleans even more information from disc brake companies about how performance is affected by very cold temperatures

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FSA will be the drivetrain sponsor for Etixx-Quick-Step and Tinkoff-Saxo in 2015. It hopes to finish electronic parts in time for the Tour

Ag2r-La Mondiale rider spotted riding a prototype SRAM electronic road group in Australia

Junior worlds hopeful Gage Hecht rides a traditional titanium rig, and it has carried him to state and junior national championship titles

Art’s Cyclery has some advice on using bottom bracket adapters when installing a crank

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Lennard Zinn talks to several brake manufacturers and bike companies to find out which disc brakes work best in extreme cold

Compton opted for a disc brake bike in Austin, a departure from her usual canti rig, but that didn't stop her from winning her 11th title

The ‘Project Black’ ’cross bike is ridden to a top-5 in a master’s national championship race in Austin, Texas

Strava adds training plans, Rapha's Paris-Nice capsule, WTB launches 2015 saddles, and Blackburn needs Rangers

Take a look at the Mudhoney Pro that Bruno Roy rode to her second-consecutive singlespeed national championship title in Austin

Art's Cyclery explains how to set up and tune a front derailleur while paired with oval chainrings

A fixture on the New England 'cross scene, Myerson remains a traditionalist, with cantilever brakes and a perfectly horizontal top tube

Is your noisy bike driving you crazy? Global Cycling Network helps you troubleshoot noises to silence a creaky bike

Kaiser will line up for his first run at the elite cyclocross national championships on Sunday aboard Specialized's top-of-the-line Crux

Lennard Zinn addresses reader questions about weight distribution on a bike, mixing cogsets, and more

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Art's Cyclery breaks down the easiest way to assemble a suspension pivot assembly

Shimano XTR Di2 is the 2014 Velo Tech Innovation of the Year. The Giro Synthe receives an honorable mention

Lennard Zinn describes his favorite new bike tool from 2014, a clever solution that saves time and frustration, without costing a fortune

Take a close look at the bike that Miller rode to victory at CrossVegas, out-sprinting Katie Compton and Katerina Nash in the season opener

Despite a vocal opposition and somewhat tame advocates, the move to disc brakes on road bikes is coming

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Lennard Zinn addresses questions pertaining to interchanging various Shimano drivetrain parts

Art’s Cyclery explains when to use each one when it comes to our bikes

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Lennard Zinn goes into detail about the California company's six most notable designs and manufacturing processes

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Former national champ Tim Johnson's Cannondale SuperX Hi-Mod cyclocross race bike is equipped with CX1, disc brakes, and Challenge tubulars

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Two tinkerers in Australia have successfully streamed live race video from onboard bike cameras

Art’s Cyclery breaks down the reasons why some pedals require washers, while others don’t.

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Zinn answers questions about 'cross tubular glue/tape combos, the right brakes for cold-weather riding, and how to stop a slipping cleat

As 2014 winds down, several major ProTeams will be changing equipment sponsors for the coming season

Component manufacturer FSA will produce an electronic drivetrain, but it remains to be seen if a major team will ride the parts in 2015

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Disc brakes are on a precipice, teetering toward the racing world, where speed is the only thing that matters. Can they keep up?

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Kitsbow does jeans, a hyper-accurate low pressure pump from Silca, Seven Cycles for charity, new 7Mesh jacket, and sponsor news

Should you use carbon friction paste on your fork steerer? Art's Cyclery has the answer and more helpful information

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Global Cycling Network explains five basic steps to make sure your bike runs flawlessly, lasts longer, and is less expensive to maintain

Lennard Zinn answers questions about tire sealant, tubeless tires, and whether or not it's possible to drain sealant from tubes

Global Cycling Network explains when, where, and why to use grease, threadlock, and other compounds to prep your bike for the long haul

Trek Factory Racing debuts one of its three team bikes, the Domane 6-series, which three-time Roubaix winner Cancellara will ride in 2015

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Global Cycling Network compares the effectiveness of a variety of reflective clothing and lighting options to keep you safe on the road

For the November 2012 issue of Velo magazine, Lennard Zinn headed to the laboratory to see how tire pressure and width affect rolling resistance

From a film on Six Day track racing to Sky's power meter choice for 2015, here's your weekly tech roundup

This family of brakes comes standard in the Dura-Ace 9000, Ultegra 6800 and 105 5800 groupsets

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