Road Racing

Keough and Hyde showing signs of form before approaching U.S. nationals

New stairs and wooded sections make the difference for the winners in a dry, tacky race

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Here's your Week in Tech — all of the gear news you need, none of the marketing gibberish you don't want.

We take a close look at five capable, versatile front lights for everything from winter commutes to occasional singletrack jaunts.

Movistar will discuss Landa's racing schedule at an upcoming team meeting.

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If you need a simple way to store bikes that can double as a work stand, the Feedback Sports Scorpion fits the bill and doesn't cost much.

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Ending speculation that he'll race the Giro d'Italia in 2019, Romain Bardet confirms plan to again focus on Tour de France.

Bernal's brilliant ride at the Tour didn't come easily. Yet crashes, injuries, and an unexpected schedule change couldn't hold him back.

Lennard Zinn takes questions related to gearing, along with follow-ups regarding frame fatigue and brakes.

The Spaniard thinks Chris Froome will aim for a fifth Tour win next year, regardless of what 2018 champ Geraint Thomas wants to do.

Van der Poel wins in a faultless performance while Van Aert fights back from early crash to take second.

Betsema races from nearly 30 seconds back to hold off Brammeier. Vos finishes off the pace but retains series lead.

Euskadi-Murias fighting for wildcard slot on the Tour after elevation to Professional Continental level.

Thule's latest entry in the hydration pack market impresses with secure fit, Koroyd padding, and a magnetic hose holder.

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There are a lot of misconceptions about e-bikes, so we decided to sort through the basics of what they are and how they work.

This week, Lennard Zinn addresses questions related to braking systems from the 1960s and follow-ups to frame fatigue.

The jersey is comfortable and versatile, with a look that reminds everyone that riding is fun.

Looking for a lightweight way to pack more gear? This carbon pannier rack is sleek and easy to install.

If you don't want to lug around a bulky torque wrench, this elegant solution is perfect for travel and friendly to your bike's bolts.

Take care of your bike tools with this special rolling case that makes travel to the big races a breeze.

Make sure your bikes are clean, lubed, and ready to ride with this suite of Muc-Off products.

What would Santa ride? Why's titanium fat bike is a perfect way to dash through the snow this winter.

Cross Spikes allow you to customize your shoes for any and all 'cross conditions.

If you're serious about getting in miles on Zwift, Wahoo's Kickr trainer combined with the Climb and Headwind is the ultimate setup.

Light up the night this winter with a bright, integrated front and rear light set from Lezyne that is easily controlled with a bar-mounted remote.

Fanny pack aficionados will love Mission Workshop's stable fit and quick-draw multitool option.

A newcomer to the hydration market, Thule delivers a feature-loaded pack with a little extra protection.

Read the inside story of the most entertaining man in cycling straight from the three-time world champion himself.

These mountain bike shoes are meant for big adventures on rugged trails.

This green foam noodle looks a little weird, but it is actually a great way to prevent flats and protect your mountain bike's rims.

Get that footy for the boys — or girls — on your next cycling adventure.

Mountain bikers who like a bit more platform on their pedals will dig this shiny red offering from Time.

Stand out from the crowd of me-too GPS head units with Hammerhead's Karoo.

Velocio takes a stripped-down approach to the Ultralight bib, but it still has the comfort offered by the Signature model, minus the zipper for bathroom breaks.

The always-exciting Vuelta is expected to return to mountainous terrain in Andorra for 2019. Full route will be unveiled mid-December.

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Brutal course conditions caused many of the riders in the field to abandon mid-race.

Day one of racing at Indianapolis rewards teamwork in the women's and a solo display in the men's race.

Six inches of melting snow make for attritional racing at Suffern.

Van der Poel attacked on lap three and showed no sign of weakness as Vanthourenhout and Van der Haar battled for second

Cant slip in final lap disrupts lead group's momentum, opens door for Brand

Assos packs ample features into its latest bib short. They're super-comfortable, but the improvements aren't always noticeable.

Here's your Week in Tech — all the gear news you need, and none of the marketing gibberish you don't want.

If you're building the ultimate smart trainer setup, you probably want a fan to match. Wahoo's Kickr Headwind isn't cheap but it is smart.

After a spring season that he calls the low point of his entire career, John Degenkolb's Tour stage was exactly what he needed.

With a clear organizational system and a minimalist design, Black Line Sprinting's VeloRacing backpack is ideal for a day of racing.

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In 2002, Specialized revolutionized bicycle suspension technology with a shock that had a mind of its own.

Wahoo finds another way to make indoor trainer workouts more realistic with the Kickr Climb, but this upgrade comes at a steep price.

Lennard Zinn takes questions regarding how long aluminum frames and other bike parts should last before they fail.

The 2018 Tour de France had its setbacks and frustrations, but some insiders believe the race is stronger than it has ever been.

Frank Vandenbroucke lived in a world of excesses, which was fitting for cycling's go-go doping era of the late 1990s and early 2000s.

The second day of racing in Northampton, Massachusetts saw a pair of solo victories in the elite races.

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The first day of racing in Northampton saw both solo and team displays of strength.

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The Giro d'Italia route has been unveiled! Will the three time trials outweigh the big mountain stages? Who can win the pink jersey in 2019?

We speak with Chris Jacobson of Shimano North America to learn why riders like shorter saddles and talk about bike fitting.

These glasses feature Smith's redesigned PivLock system to aid in quick and easy lens changes.

The bike industry is buzzing about SRAM's new 12-speed group that was seen in spy shots this weekend. Plus, Giro route takes!

This airplane bike case is disguised to help you avoid extra baggage fees — and it also does a good job of keeping your bike safe and secure.

Lennard Zinn answers another round of questions from readers in this week's column.

Crystal Anthony takes her second win in a row at Falmouth, while Scott Smith earns his first UCI win of the year at Really Rad Festival.

We comb through VeloSwap to find the most intriguing, unusual, and nostalgia-inducing gear at VeloSwap.

In the wake of spy photos showing a new SRAM eTap group, it looks like world champ Wout Van Aert is riding the new components as well.

Rochette's victory was the first one for a Canadian in the annual event. White was also a first-time elite Pan-Am champion.

Mud and gale force winds greet riders on day one in Massachusetts

Now that we know the 2019 Giro and Tour routes, what can we expect in 2019? What GC riders are favored? How many stages can Sagan win?

This week's tech news roundup includes a new indoor smart trainer, Zwift's journey to France, a charity campaign, and a new bike tool.

The days are getting shorter. Weather is deteriorating. And cyclists have more choices than ever when it comes to indoor smart trainers.

Wahoo remains the king of the smart trainer world with the Kickr, a stable, accurate, and user-friendly trainer that now offers a suite of accessories.

Next year's Tour route is a climbers paradise with five summit finishes and lots of high-altitude mountains, but it is short on TT kilometers.

Now that the route of the 2019 Giro d'Italia has been revealed, we can start getting excited about some of the big stages on tap.

Defending champion Chris Froome says he likes the look of the Giro's tough time trial stages but remains undecided on 2019 plan.

The 2019 Giro d'Italia route will feature seven summit finishes, but it's not just for climbers, with three pivotal time trials as well.