100Percent x Peloton: “Yes, I believed”
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Remembering Wouter: Elke Weylandt continues on in the sport that took her brother’s life
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Don’t call him the ‘missile’ — Gaviria unlike any other Colombian rider
Fernando Gaviria stands out from his fellow Colombian cyclists as a pure sprinter. He's enjoying his one day in the Giro's pink jersey.
Nibali vs. Quintana: Sparks to fly on Mount Etna
Top Giro d'Italia favorites Vincenzo Nibali and Nairo Quintana are steeling themselves for the race's first mountaintop test, the Etna volcano.
Rainbow diaries: Dideriksen on major milestones made sweeter by rainbows
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Winds tamp down aggression as Etna looms
At nearly 11,000 feet, the towering volcano that is Mount Etna will be this year’s Giro’s first major test in stage 4.
Illuminate’s Edwin Avila claims queen stage in Azerbaijan
Illuminate's Edwin Avila capitalized attacked on the final climb to win the penultimate stage of Tour d’Azerbaijan atop Pirgulu on Saturday.
THE CHALLENGING 100TH GIRO D’ITALIA
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A carpenter wears the Giro d’Italia’s first pink jersey
Lukas Pöstlberger, a trained carpenter, may be the 100th Giro d'Italia's most unlikely pink jersey wearer.
French Modernist Performance Coach
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Coryn Rivera unfazed by European success: “Not much has changed for me”
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Preview: Your guide to the 2017 Giro d’Italia
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100Percent x Peloton: KBK and the Win
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Off to China, California and Spain: the women’s peloton is travelling the world in May
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Stetina: Giro’s downhill prize glorifies risk-taking
American Peter Stetina speaks out against the Giro's best descender prize, which has been drawing the ire of the peloton.
Your new favorite race: Giro d’Italia
The season's first grand tour is always dramatic. Here's a fan's guide to the Giro d'Italia and a look back at Hesjedal's historic win.
Alex Edmondson primed for debut Giro after breakout spring: ‘I definitely didn’t see this coming’
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The story behind the story: talking life and its lessons with Mark Cavendish
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Schafer, Gulick take victories at Red Hook Crit series opener in Brooklyn
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La Course expands with new pursuit event
Tour de France organizer ASO announced last week that the women's La Course event will expand to a second day of racing.
Sky disciplines Moscon for racial slurs
Team Sky has suspended Gianni Moscon from racing for six weeks to discipline the Italian for directing racial slurs at FDJ's Kevin Reza.
Bouhanni escapes with concussion after Yorkshire fall
Nacer Bouhanni is knocked unconscious in Tour de Yorkshire. Cofidis team says he is recovering albeit with a concussion.
Hunt 30Carbon Aero Disc wheelset review
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Campagnolo Zonda DB
Campagnolo applies its extensive wheel know-how to produce alloy disc-brake wheel that achieves impressive price point and performance.
Scott Addict 20 Disc
Scott's Addict 20 features this tried-and-terrific frame plus a sensible mix of parts. It boasts one of the stiffest bottom brackets of any bike.
Assos T.Equipe_S7 Bibs
The Assos bibs are a reliable choice for racing or fast riding, due to the tailored fit intended for an aggressive position.
HiFi Mix Tape Aluminum Clinchers
Take the Mix Tape wheels on long training rides or jump in your local crit. They’re not as light as carbon but they get up climbs just fine.
Felt FR2W
From top to bottom, the FR2W is a fantastic value for serious racers or riders who want a premium bike.
Bontrager Specter Road Shoes
Bontrager adds top-of-the-line touches to the Specter shoes to make an affordable option that performs admirably.
Local knowledge helps Deignan win women’s Tour of Yorkshire
Lizzie Deignan solos to victory in Tour de Yorkshire, despite team orders to sit up and wait for the sprint.
Yates takes stage 4 and leads Tour de Romandie
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Preview: Everything you need to know about the tenth annual Red Hook Crit Brooklyn
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Revamped Red Hook Crit attracts Olympic champ, WorldTour veterans
The Red Hook crit changes its qualifying process for 2017 and attracts WorldTour pros plus Olympic champion Callum Skinner.
Romandie Gallery: Viviani sprints to stage 3 win
Tour de Romandie offers up one final sprint stage, and Elia Viviani takes full advantage, winning his first race of 2017.
Romandie: Viviani sprints to stage 3 win
Elia Viviani sprints to victory in stage 3 of Tour de Romandie ahead of fellow Italian Sonny Colbrelli.
Bikes of the Bunch: Bowman Cycles Palace:R
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Tour de Romandie: Kung wins stage 2 from the break
On another wet day in Switzerland, Stefan Kung wins stage 2 at Tour de Romandie, out-sprinting breakaway companion Andrei Grivko.
Road to the Giro: Evaluating five GC favorites
There is no single path to reach the Giro d'Italia in top form. These five GC favorites have had very different spring race schedules.
What we learned from the 2017 men’s Spring Classics
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The Ultimate Quiver Killer: 3T Exploro + SRAM Red eTap
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Romandie: Albasini sprints to stage 1 win
Michael Albasini sprints to victory in Champéry, Switzerland at the end of a cold, rainy stage 1 in Tour de Romandie Wednesday.
Photo gallery: The Valverde Show at the 2017 men’s Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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Cinder chess at the Little 500
Caley Fretz experiences firsthand the 200-lap spectacle of a bike race that happens in Bloomington, Indiana every year.
Liège Roundtable: How to beat Valverde
Liège was a bit of a snoozer this year. So we have ideas: How the peloton can beat Valverde, and how to make the route better.
Valverde Wins Fourth Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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Valverde takes fourth Liège-Bastogne-Liège, dedicates win to Scarponi
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Women’s Liège: Van der Breggen sweeps Ardennes
With a win Sunday in the women's Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Anna van der Breggen delivered a clean sweep of the three hilly one-day classics.
Tour of the Gila: White and Young win stage 4 crit
Rally cycling team goes two-for-two Saturday at Tour of the Gila, with Emma White and Eric Young winning the Silver City criterium.
Preview: What you need to know about the 2017 men’s Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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The SHEcret Pro: Dishing on Vos, the newbies in the peloton and relationships
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Women’s Tour of the Gila: Albrecht claims stage 2 for TIBCO, runner-up slips into lead
Lex Albrecht took stage 2 of the women's Tour of the Gila, while breakaway companion Tayler Wiles takes second to slide into overall lead.
Tour of the Gila: Rally’s Young wins stage 2, teammate Dal-Cin maintains lead
Rally's Cycling claims second straight stage win and maintains control of leaders jersey at Tour of the Gila on Thursday.
Your new favorite race: Liège-Bastogne-Liège
Here's your primer on the oldest major classic, "La Doyenne," Liège-Bastogne-Liège, from Martin's crash to Vandenbroucke's attack.
Three ingredients to Valverde’s winning recipe on the Mur
Andrew Hood breaks down how Alejandro Valverde was able to win his fifth La Flèche Wallonne title.
By the numbers: What it takes to be competitive at the Amstel Gold Race
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Tour of the Gila: Hall and Dal-Cin win Mogollon stage 1
Tour of the Gila kicked off with a modified Mogollon stage won by UnitedHealthcare's Katie Hall and Rally's Matteo Dal-Cin.
Tour of the Alps: Dennis wins shortened stage, Pinot leader
Australian Rohan Dennis (BMC) won the second stage of the Tour of the Alps, which was shortened by 40km due to heavy snowfall on Tuesday.
Gilbert out of hospital, but out of Giro d’Italia
Philippe Gilbert has been released from a hospital following a kidney injury, but his Quick-Step team has ruled him out of the Giro d'Italia.
Photo gallery: Narrow roads and thrilling attacks at the 2017 men’s Amstel Gold Race
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Astana’s new Giro leader Scarponi soars in Alps
Italian Michele Scarponi shows some promising form ahead of the Giro with a win at Tour of the Alps.
Amstel roundtable: How strong is Gilbert?
Did Kwiatkowski forget the lesson he learned at Sanremo? Has Van Avermaet found the limit of his abilities? How about that Amstel route?
Track worlds: Hammer rides to 15th career medal
Sarah Hammer rides to her 15th career world championship medal in points race behind Britain's Elinor Barker.
Gilbert outsprints Kwiatkowski to win his fourth Amstel Gold Race
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