Paolo and Alessandro Guerciotti run a tight ship
Paolo and Alessandro Guerciotti run a tight ship
Paolo and Alessandro Guerciotti run a tight ship
The cyclocrosswold.com riders were using Swiss Stop’s green GHP compound instead of the Yellow King carbon compound on the carbon Mavic wheels. They claimed the green compound is quieter.
The warehouse serves as a distribution point for a host of venerated Italian brands
Steve Elmes, former Independent Fabrications front man who's now retired from the industry, helped out Stu Thorne (cyclocrossworld.com) in the pits this past weekend. In lieu of a repair stand he demonstrates the bass guitar derailleur tuning met
Drum roll.....
Barry Wicks (Kona-Yourkey.com) rode file tread tires on Sunday.
.... the Guerciotti Ducati. Now how cool is that?
His were from the ultra-exclusive French maker FMB.
Staying together: Both Contador and Leipheimer are making the jump to Astana.
An appeal by a lawyer for disgraced cyclist Andriy Kashechkin over the right to submit athletes to doping tests could threaten to change the face of sport when the case is heard Tuesday. Kashechkin tested positive for homologous blood doping following the 2007 Tour de France, during which his team, Astana, was thrown out when team leader Alexandre Vinokourov tested positive for blood doping. Kashechkin claims he did not inject his own blood to enhance his performance, and has even protested the legitimacy of the principle of being tested by the sports authorities. Now his lawyer is hoping
Leipheimer scored an impressive win in the Tour's final time trial.
Compton shot away early and stayed gone
There can be only one!
Mark McCormack, Jesse Anthony, Chris Jones and Troy Wells
Bessette says bye-bye
Annnnnd he's off!
Horner had a good ride, finishing fifth
Johnson and Powers working the wind
Gould got the hole shot
But Compton wins again
The storm hit just before the women's start
The Nerac boys got the hole shot
The chase was frantic
Wet sand made things tough
Jones finishes on his own
Bessette took an early - and permanent lead
Bessette is clearly back in form
Wellons and Elliott give chase
Sinkewitz wants to ride again. It's doubtful he'll do so in a T-Mobile kit, though.
Was Cipo's race in Vegas the signal of a comeback? His lawyer says no.
Even after his win Saturday, Trebon is still bothered by successive losses last week.
Compton continues to dominate.
Wicks was on form
Wells takes third
Compton made it a solo ride on Saturday.
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Compton was the woman to beat in Boulder last year, too.
Clif Bar Development Team Manager, Ben Turner, working on the fuel pump that will power the green bus with bio-diesel.
The beer was flowing in Louisville...
... and so was the free coffee at the Thule tent.
Leipheimer is headed to the Olympics
Canadian Svein Tuft took top honors in the 2007 UCI America Tour
Intergalactic Single Speed Pilot Peter Webber refueling.
Chuck D, Flava Flav and Professor Griff can still rock 'da mic.
This note awaited me a host housing in Kentucky.
Clif Bar's big green bus. Coming to cross race near you.
German police said Wednesday they had obtained search warrants for a university clinic and the homes of two doctors in the Freiburg region. The doctors are accused of having supplied doping products to cyclists in the area. "The doctors are accused of having used or rather provided banned substances to several sportsmen, including cyclists," said a police statement. The university clinic in Freiburg is one of the most reputed in the country and specialises in matters involving athletes but it has been dogged by adverse publicity since the spring when former Telekom riders shed light on a
JHK and other Americans would have to sweep the podium in each of three Chilean races in order to earn another spot in Beijing.
Short, fast time trials, coupled with four big mountain-top finishes suits Leipheimer just fine.
Applying the clearcoat.
Stratics parts are in the foreground (black derailleur, brake, bottom bracket and shifter) and the more economical Showtime parts are in the background (polished brake and derailleur.)
The oven....
The internal mechanism is replaceable using two Phillips head screws.
... and the instructions.
The Stratics rear derailleur uses alloy pulley wheels with low-friction sealed cartridge bearings.
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Painted frames ready for assembly.
Sampson’s new Stratics TT bar.
Ridley's Belgian headquarters are getting a bit crowded
Painted frames ready for a club in New York.
The alloy aero brake levers weigh 65-grams and cost $45. They have been designed to be comfortable as well as aerodynamic.
Belgium's biggest cycling star once rode a Ridley
A Fidea 'cross bike on the assembly line
Sampson’s $300 seat and new carbon Stratics seatpost.
The Mud Men - Ridley sponsors the Fidea 'cross squad
Happily working on the line at Ridley.
Basso says he's riding and staying fit.
McEwen's green jersey bike never saw the light of day.
A full spectrum of wheels to choose from.
Where is my time machine?
A Ridley designer works on custom paint scheme
Old Unibet frames waiting to be re-named.
Each frame is hand-prepped
The new replaceable drop-out/derailleur hanger on a 'cross rig.
Frames are each tagged for tracking purposes.
Ready to ship.
Raw frames ready for painting and assembly
Sampson’s new Diablo S outfitted with a prototype Stratics group.
A rainbow of colors to choose from.
The new Stratics 10-speed shifter.