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Marco Pinotti is headed home after a collarbone fracture suffered as he fought for bronze in the worlds TT

Jeremy Powers and Sanne Van Passen win Clif Bar CrossVegas

With unpredictable racing and no need to hold back, Tejay van Garderen says he'll keep trying at the world championships

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Ben Berden rode his hydraulic disc Raleigh rig to third at CrossVegas

AEG claims no disruption in operations during sale as Amgen has one year remaining on sponsor deal with Tour of California

The UCI unveils the 2013 WorldTour calendar, including the Tour of Hangzhou

Shiny gold bikes, new Niner, comfy sox and gloves

Shiny gold bikes, new Niner, comfy sox and gloves

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1. Jeremy POWERS, in 1:00:21 2. Timothy JOHNSON, in 1:00:40 3. Ben BERDEN, in 1:00:48 4. Lars VAN DER HAAR, in 1:00:51 5. Geoff KABUSH, in 1:00:53

U.S. champion fights back from slow start to take it to the field in Las Vegas

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Dutch favorite cashes in with last-lap attack in Las Vegas

Disc-brake ’cross bikes will make their big-time debut at CrossVegas Wednesday night, but Lennard Zinn rode a few on Tuesday

Giro's King stage will take in the Telegraphe and Galibier in 2013

Banned Texan will start California triathlon later this month

Casey B. Gibson captures Tony Martin's winning ride, plus strong performances by the Americans and a surprise bronze for Belarus

Taylor Phinney and Tejay van Garderen prove once and for all that the future is here for U.S cycling

How this in-betweener size going to slide into companys’ quivers

Tony Martin overcomes the most difficult final kilometer of his career to double up in Valkenburg

Spanish rider Victor Cabedo dies Wednesday in Spain after being struck by a vehicle during a training ride

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Perhaps now you can understand why you may find yourself with only a single front chainring sometime down the trail

How this in-betweener size going to slide into companys' quivers

Perhaps now you can understand why you may find yourself with only a single front chainring sometime down the trail

1. Tony MARTIN (GER), in 58:38 2. Taylor PHINNEY (USA), at :6 3. Vasil KIRYIENKA (BLR), at 1:45 4. Tejay VAN GARDEREN (USA), at 1:50 5. Fredrik Carl Wilhelm KESSIAKOFF (SWE), at 1:51

Tony Martin squeaks another worlds time trial win out over Taylor Phinney in Valkenburg

American neo-pro hopes to be in the thick of it on Sunday in Valkenburg and gives his thoughts on the U.S. worlds team

Want hydraulic discs for ’cross? The TRP Parabox is your solution for now and we give you tips for setting up the converter at home

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The October issue of Velo magazine is full of Olympics and Tour of Utah coverage, and the gear, training techniques and riders for ’cross season

Judith Arndt tops all comers, including silver medalist Evelyn Stevens, in Valkenburg and Casey B. Gibson captures the action

Power-transfer lab tests allow Pearl Izumi to develop a shoe stiff enough for performance with flex for walking and running your bike

Martin tops list of pre-race favorites for rainbow stripes in Wednesday's elite men's time trial

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American buoyed with second medal of the Limburg worlds and hopes to deliver on the Cauberg this weekend

Lennard Zinn outlines his process for sealing tubular pinch flats and offers answers on replacing Exalith pads and converting threaded stems

1. Judith ARNDT (GER), in 32:26.46 2. Evelyn STEVENS (USA), at :33.77 3. Linda Melanie VILLUMSEN (NZL), at :40.57 4. Emma POOLEY (GBR), at :49.33 5. Eleonora VAN DIJK (NED), at :54.01

Men's and women's startlists for the elite races at the 2012 CrossVegas

Power-transfer lab tests allow Pearl Izumi to develop a shoe stiff enough for performance with flex for walking and running your bike

Judith Arndt registers a resounding defense of her time trial title over Evelyn Stevens

With 240 different positions for the freehub to lock up in, Kappius components developed a freehub with no stall before the hub locks

Lennard Zinn samples new tech, including the Minux helmet cam, TRP Parabox-R and more

1. Elinor BARKER (GBR), in 22:26.29 2. Cecilie LUDWIG (DEN), at :35.87 3. Demi DE JONG (NED), at 1:03.13 4. Emily ROPER (AUS), at 1:08.18 5. Ramona FORCHINI (SUI), at 1:10.42

The four pairs of pawls inside the Kappius freehub multiplied by 60 engagement teeth equals 240 different positions the freehub locks up in

Australian leaves Orica for Rabobank

Welsh rider is first British women's world junior time trial champion since Nicole Cooke over a decade ago

Roman Kreuziger leaves Astana disappointments behind, signing a three-year contract with Riis Cycling

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Ben Berden, Amy Dombroski ride to wins in the opening race of the Boulder Cyclocross Series, at the Valmont Bike Park site of October's Boulder Cup

Katusha-signee Anton Vorobyev upends the Aussie favorites and Graham Watson captures the action

The young Americans on the worlds squad are learning from their seniors around the meal table

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Casey B. Gibson captures the drama of the espoirs time trial at the 2012 world road championships

1. Crystal ANTHONY, Cyclocrossworld 2. Maureen BRUNO ROY, Bob's Red Mill-Seven Cycles 3. Julie LAFRENIERE, Stevens Racing-The Cyclery 4. Catherine STERLING, Bikeman.com 5. Sally ANNIS, Crossresults.com-JRA Cycles 1. James DRISCOLL, Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld 2. Nicolas BAZIN, BigMat-Auber 93 3. Timothy JOHNSON, Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld 4. Jonathan PAGE 5. Justin LINDINE

Jeremy Powers, Heather Wyman and Jared Nieters win Nittany Cross and CXHairs.com is there to capture the action

Three medals were awarded to American riders at the masters mountain bike world championships

1. Anton VOROBYEV (RUS), in 44:09.02 2. Rohan DENNIS (AUS), at :44.39 3. Damien HOWSON (AUS), at :51.12 4. Lasse Norman HANSEN (DEN), at :53.28 5. Rasmus Christian QUAADE (DEN), at 1:02.56

Russia's Anton Vorobyev wins the under-23 men's time trial world title ahead of Australian pair Rohan Dennis and Damien Howson

Chris Froome has withdrawn from the time trial to focus on the road race, leaving Alex Dowsett as the sole British rider

Rigoberto Urán insists that he made no deal with Alexander Vinokourov at the end of the Olympic road race

1. Oskar SVENDSEN (NOR), in 35:34.75 2. Matej MOHORIC (SLO), at :7.04 3. Maximilian SCHACHMANN (GER), at :11.83 4. Alexander MORGAN (AUS), at :12.60 5. Mathias KRIGBAUM (DEN), at :13.68

1. Christel Ferrier-Bruneau, Béziers 2. Laura Van Gilder, Mellow Mushroom-C3 3. Gabriella Day, Rapha-Focus 4. Arley Kemmerer, C3-Athletes Serving Athletes 5. Joyce Vanderbeken, Wielerteam Decock Sportivo Moorsele 1. Jared Nieters, Seavs-Haymarket 2. Brad White, Moms In Tow Cyclocross 3. Craig Richey 4. Weston Schempf, Seavs/Haymarket 5. Ryan Dewald, Seavs/Haymarket

The hilly Limburg region is the canvas for the breakaway artists this week in the Netherlands

Danish classics man returns to Riis' side

Norwegian Oscar Svendsen rips up the Cauberg for the world junior title and Casey B. Gibson captures the action

Defending champ Schmidt is eighth in Valkenburg

The projected major rivalry in the Alpine Odyssey did not make an impact on the final podium

1. Eric Marcotte, Elbowz Racing 2. Frank Pipp, Bissell Pro Cycling Team 3. Alexey Shmidt, Team Type 1 Devo 4. Cody O'reilly, Team Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies 5. Gabe Varela, Hagens Berman

Todd Wells and Pua Mata won the marathon national championships, held Saturday in Bend, Oregon

Omega Pharma and Specialized ride world TTT titles and Casey B. Gibson captures the action in the Netherlands

Evelyn Stevens gets a worlds boost from Specialized-lululemon's time trial win, confirms she'll return with the squad in 2013

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1. Mark CAVENDISH, Sky, in 3:33:05 2. Boy VAN POPPEL, UnitedHealthcare, at 0 3. Fabio SABATINI, Liquigas-Cannondale, at 0 4. Russell DOWNING, Endura Racing, at 0 5. Cesare BENEDETTI, Team NetApp, at :3

Pre-race favorites come through for world championship