Road Racing

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The Endura PRO SL bib shorts are available with one of three different chamois widths: narrow, medium, and wide, and this sets them apart from other products at a similar price point.

Bibs are surprisingly complex pieces of clothing to design. What makes a good pair? That depends on who you are and what kind of riding you do.

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Race organizers have indicated that virtual rides will be hosted on Strava, and Zwift.

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The versatile, light, mid-depth wheel is now even lighter, tubeless-ready, and available in a disc brake only version.

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Wind and water resistance in a breathable, minimal design.

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The Marinette bibs announce themselves with a bold color and keeps you going with a largely comfortable fit. They're cool, but pricey.

Lennard Zinn instructs on how to deal with a misaligned mount, addresses the advantages of tubeless tires, and explains the sailing effect when riding with the wind.

Gaimon's post-racing career leans heavily on Strava's leaderboards. He says the fees are well worth it, but cautions against losing sight of the fun.

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Froome knocked out early as some of peloton's top climbers virtually faced off.

Froome, Nibali and others face off Sunday in climber's version of online format.

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Watch live women's racing Sunday, 2 p.m. EST

Watch live men's racing Sunday at 12 p.m. EST

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New patent application shows an array of interlinked components, such as suspension settings electronically set by stem height for climbing or descending.

The C5 Cancellara bib shorts offer all the same comfort features and performance fabrics as the standard C5 range but with designs to honor Fabian's career.

In the premium bike bell market, there are three leading options: the Spurcycle, the Knog Oi Luxe and the Crane e-Ne. We take an in-depth look at the last of those, and pit all three against each other in a very important, very rigorous battle royale.

The Boost saddle offers excellent comfort, a sleek design, and a high pricetag — not to mention a host of acronyms aimed at keeping you comfy.

Dynaplug ups the ante on high-end, lightweight plug tools.

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The Starvos takes Bontrager's Wavecel technology that addresses rotational impact forces and packs it into an affordable helmet.

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Abbey Tools hammer, pedal wrench, and dishing tool will have pros guarding their toolboxes.

The Addict RC Pro feels like a jack of all trades that's a lot of fun to ride, but it could stand to hone its main purpose to become a master in one category.

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One reader asks about using a Campy crank on a Shimano drivetrain, while another reader inquires about mixing in a Wolftooth component.

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Like competing on Strava Segments or just analyzing your efforts with the app? As of today, you'll need to subscribe to get these features.

Gore's C7 bib shorts pass almost every test, and they're so nice I'm willing to forgive their one failing grade.

Both eTap and Di2 are excellent groups. But is SRAM or Shimano's system right for you? We answer that question on this episode of the VeloNews Tech Podcast.

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Sometimes the best thing you can do for your bike is to replace the cables and housings. Drag on shift cables caused by contamination will prevent accurate and consistent shifts.

Garmin says any of its devices which rely on .fit files can take advantage of the Strava Routes enhancement. This includes the venerable Garmin Edge 500.

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Orbea's Orca combines aero touches with a lithe ride to create a racing multitasker for sprint duties, breakaways, and climbing sufferfests.

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The Garmin Varia rear-facing radar alerts you to traffic approaching from behind, up to 153 yards away.

CeramicSpeed has diversified from providing real jockey wheels for virtual riding to putting its name on pixels in the shape of virtual jockey wheels

A dual-sided power meter may be helpful in determining differences in left-right power production.

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Road tubeless has had a bumpy road to acceptance. Has it finally gained enough traction to become the future of road bike spec?

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Shrink and pink didn’t empower women. Gear to fit every rider regardless of body type, gender, and goals did.

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The Wahoo Tickr svelt size, LED indicators, and multiple simultaneous Bluetooth signals makes this chest strap heart rate monitor a nice addition to any data-collection arsenal.

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I’ll bet lots of people have looked at the marks on shoe soles and wondered what they mean. I passed this question along to Shimano, Bont, Giro, and Scott.

While the 45mm rim depth remains unchanged, the Zipp 303 S Series tubeless disc-brake wheels swell to 27mm at their widest, while gaining 7mm of internal width at the tire bead.

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