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The classic Italian brand builds a set of fast, durable wheels

According to David Walsh's new book, Bradley Wiggins only paid Chris Froome his 2012 Tour bonus in September 2013

The 51-year-old Californian claims he ingested a tainted supplement and says he has the proof

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Peter Sagan, although rumored to be linked with another team for 2015, is Cannondale's shining star

The 35-year-old says he will work as a Monaco-based agent representing riders

Durable, nicely articulated, and without bunching at the knees, Giordana has built as perfect a leg warmer as we've ever worn

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U.S. federation will offer new combined license in response to member feedback

Wheelmen authors Reed Albergotti and Vanessa O'Connell discuss the context around their new book with Neal Rogers and Matthew Beaudin

Global Cycling Network looks back at the Cyclocross World Cup in the sand and the Ghent Six Day

UCI president says new revenue model for teams is needed, but new cycling league is not the answer right now

If for nothing else, the cockpit video from Saxo-Tinkoff makes this Japan Cup recap worthwhile

The cyclocross rider has a full SRAM-Zipp setup on his rig

The Formula One driver will unveil his squad next summer as it prepares to race starting in 2015

Officials insist the world championships in Spain are on track despite early financial difficulties

Lennard Zinn picks the brains of tubeless tire makers after a reader experiences an untimely double flat with a bead failure

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Dan Seaton goes to the beach at Koksijde and captures the stories of the third stop on the Cyclocross World Cup

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Laura Van Gilder wins the women's race to close out the weekend at the Anthony Wayne Recreation Area

Michele Scarponi has joined Vincenzo Nibali at Astana, and says his main goal for 2014 is to guide him to a Tour victory

The Spaniard is targeting the Tour de France and the Vuelta a Espana next season

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"People are trying to picture myself and Lance as the bad guys," says Bruyneel, adding that he is "looking to move on. ..."

The 33-year-old was a passenger in a car driven by Cofidis rider Guillaume Levarlet, who reportedly lost control of the vehicle

Results from the 2013 Superprestige round at Gieten

The cyclist was riding in the designated bike lane when he was struck from behind

Nibali's agent, Alex Carera, survives a crash that kills another motorist but needs extensive surgery on his legs

Albert prevails as van der Haar suffers a last-lap mechanical and Nys quits the race

After covering the Tour de France for 16 years, Andrew Hood reflects on changes in the peloton that make the Tour more riveting than ever

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Johnson and teammate White go one-two in the men's race, while Kemmerer finishes 20 seconds ahead of Van Gilder

Photos from the Koksijde round of the 2013-14 World Cup

Both victors solo to the top step of the podium through the deep sand of Koksijde

Results from the 2013-14 World Cup round at Koksijde

Relive the week that was in cycling with five of our top stories, including Cancellara in the Ardennes and tips for ’cross curious mountain bikers

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American hires former soigneur from Livestrong to help support his preparation for 2014

Elite U.S. ’cross heads to New York this weekend and Behind The Barriers looks ahead

Five riders will start the Giro in May with real hopes of upsetting the Italians in their home tour

With discovery in three separate cases coming, pressure is increasing on Lance Armstrong to settle before he is forced to testify

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Given USADA's reasoned decision, America's national championship results from 2006 to 2009 are strange at best

Follow these tips to make chain master links easier to work with

Italian team announces roster captained by veteran newcomers Oscar Gatto and Marco Marcato

The British sprinter wants to compete on the track at the 2016 Olympics

Trek Factory Racing prepares for 2014 with a handful of veterans and plenty of young talent

We find unconventional looks meet low weight and exceptional cooling in the Swedish brand's first road offering

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American rookie talks about settling into the peloton and culture in Europe and Sky's training system

Former world champion settles for undisclosed terms to avoid testifying under oath in Acceptance Insurance suit

Tour of Flanders organizers have responded to criticism by changing the race's finale for 2014

Behind The Barriers delivers the highlights and storylines from Iowa City

Adam and Simon Yates will soon relocate to Spain as they begin their professional careers

The team claims Daniel De Martelaere was hired as a chemist, not a medical doctor

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Thinking of trading your fat tires for less fat tires? Follow these suggestions to have fun and go fast, in that order

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Verbruggen releases file with details surrounding Lance Amstrong's 1999 Tour positives for corticosteroids

Young kiwi signs with Italian team late in the 2013 transfer season

International Cyclist of the Year Chris Froome is our coverboy for the 26th annual Velo Awards Issue

Behind The Barriers follows Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com and Sam Smith spends a night in a sunken lounge near Chicago O'Hare

Tour champion talks to reporters in Nairobi and says cycling is likely the cleanest endurance sport due to out-of-competition testing

Daniel Lloyd looks back at the week that was in competitive cycling

A federal judge says some of the defendants will be dismissed from the case

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The American rider checks in and talks about some recent experiences he had with his new teammates at Garmin-Sharp