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With a bunch sprint nipping at his heels, Asselman nabs the biggest win of his pro career.

Stefan Kung saw stage 2 as a potential day for a breakaway victory, due to the day's hilly profile

Admitting he was 'running on fumes' at the 2018 Tour, Chris Froome confirmed his plans to target the maillot jaune in July

For its team launch, Team Ineos went deep into the Yorkshire Dales, and away from the brewing controversy over pollution and climate change

Pro cycling needs to do more than just develop and produce more compelling television broadcast coverage. It also needs to explore and embrace new approaches and technologies.

There's arguably no cyclist who better represents the Colombian cycling lifestyle better than Esteban Chaves. We join the charismatic former Giro d’Italia runner-up on his favourite ride in the Eje Cafetero in Colombia.

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Defending champion Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) takes the lead at the Tour de Romandie

Canadian Cory Wallace thrives in adventurous bike races in far-flung places like Nepal, but he isn't opposed to lining up for a major race like the Whiskey Off-Road.

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Lennard Zinn put 1x and 2x drivetrains to the test at CeramicSpeed USA's laboratory to discover which produces more friction.

The North American squad netted wins in Italy and Great Britain, and started Belgium's La Flèche Wallonne.

Wahoo's new Elemnt Roam boasts navigation capabilities that will please mountain bikers and gravel riders, while keeping the proven features of its GPS line.

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By Giacomo Pellizzari with images by Gruber Images

From issue 76 • Words/images by Brett Horton (Horton Collection)

From issue 76 • Words by John Wilcockson w/images by Yuzuru Sunada

100% takes the best of its lineup for a new performance sunglass

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Kate Courtney explains how Thomas Frischknecht and her new team are helping her develop, we recap the classics, and bid farewell to longtime host Spencer Powlison.

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Hundreds of cyclists of all ability levels turn out for Austin's Driveway series, which has grown steadily and sustainably since 2010.

Loud and proud, 100%'s new S3 Sport sunglasses provide ample coverage and comfortable fit with aesthetics for those who aren't too shy.

A reader tries to accommodate better brakes on a bike with tight tolerances, questions about foot pain, finding shifters that are easier to push, and more.

An emerging rider in his own right, Tao Geoghegan Hart is confident Egan Bernal can lead the new-look Ineos team to victory at the Giro this May.

In her bid to make the Tokyo Olympics, Kate Courtney refines her technical skills with help from new team manager Thomas Frischknecht as she settles in with Scott-SRAM.

Cycling can build its fan base by telling compelling stories about the personalities in the races and by harnessing modern broadcast technology to enrich the viewer experience.

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The gravel bike category is becoming increasingly fragmented: race bikes, all-road bikes, bikepacking bikes, and others. Is this segmentation driven by marketing, or need?

If there is a breakaway, chances are you'll see Thomas De Gendt in the mix. He's honed his craft for many years, and it's paid off with wins on Ventoux and the Stelvio.

After dreaming of monument glory in the Ardennes classics for years, Annemiek van Vleuten and Jakob Fuglsang each solo to victory at Liège-Bastogne-Liège to cap off the spring season.

Travis McCabe, winner of stages at Colorado Classic and Tour of Utah, will lead USA Cycling's young national team at Tour of California.

For its sweet 16th edition, Whiskey Off-Road adds new singletrack and keeps the same exciting vibe with high-speed fat tire crit, and hordes of fans and riders taking on the 50-miler in Arizona.

Vincenzo Nibali is nearing top form ahead of his Giro d'Italia attempt.

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Going solo at the race's halfway point, Kate Courtney wins her second Whiskey Off-Road. Chloe Woodruff reels in three riders on final singletrack to take second.

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Keegan Swenson defends his title at Whiskey Off-Road mountain bike marathon, riding to a convincing solo win on a new course with a tough singletrack finale.

Bora-Hansgrohe fill the remaining podium places despite Sagan's no-show.

After second places at Flanders, Amstel, and Flèche, van Vleuten returns to winning ways with first victory since Strade Bianche.

Words by Clive Pursehouse with images from Tammy Brimner

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Joe Berenyi knows what it’s like to have the entire arc of your life change in an instant.

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USA Cycling names its long list for the Tour of California national team. Brad and Dave discuss those riders and the initial team invites for Tour of Utah.

The world's largest bicycle retailer Decathlon is making moves in the American market with a new superstore in Northern California.

Speedweek kicks off with the Spartanburg Criterium, which leads into the 40th Athens Twilight Criterium on Saturday.

For the first time in 27 years, Liège-Bastogne-Liège ends with a flat finish, not an uphill kick, and that's expected to spice up a race that has grown stale in recent years.

Garmin's new head units offer expanded metrics. Schwinn revives the Paramount. Suspension for road bikes. Mavic gravel wheels, and more.

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Less of the Skull Valley climb might actually make Whiskey Off-Road harder, and with some pros focused on the Olympics, Sunday's race should be unpredictable.

After a number of close calls this spring, Jakob Fuglsang hopes his strong form can carry him to an even better result at Liège — one ahead of Julian Alaphilippe.

Reimagining cycling's points structure and the way that grand tour overall results are decided could encourage fans to follow cycling all season long.

The typical European pro roadie might shy away from gravel racing, but for Lars Boom, it's one more way to mix in fun and different races to his ordinary calendar.

A look at the incredible power figures pushed by Mathieu van der Poel on his way to one of the most stunning finishes ever witnessed in pro road cycling

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