Reviewed: Specialized S-Works Tarmac Disc Di2
Any discussion about best bike in the pro peloton has to include the S-Works Tarmac.
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Boswell on training with Froome and the ‘Flaming Baguette’
The 25-year-old Oregon native has been living in Europe since 2013 when he signed on with Team Sky. He'll start the Giro this week.
Photo gallery: 2016 Dana Point Grand Prix
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Photo gallery: Kasia Niewiadoma delivers Rabo-Liv its sixth Elsy Jacobs win
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Axel’s army: A pathway to the pro peloton
Axel Merckx is cultivating some of the most talented young riders in cycling through his Axeon Hagens Berman cycling Team.
Does Quintana’s Romandie win clear path to yellow?
If recent history is any indicator, Nairo Quintana's Tour de Romandie victory bodes well for his chances of winning in France this summer.
Voeckler Triumphs at Tour of Yorkshire
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Nairo Quintana Wins Tour de Romandie
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Albasini nabs Romandie finale, Quintana wins GC
Michael Albasini adds yet another Tour de Romandie stage victory to his palmares as Nairo Quintana seals the overall title
Yorkshire Young Guns-a-Blazing
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Greipel optimistic for Giro despite season’s slow start
André Greipel has had a rough start to the 2016 season, but he remains ambitious for the upcoming Giro d'Italia
Stephen Ettinger Diary: Time traveling
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Hidden Heroes: road captains and domestiques – Part 1
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A New Face at Yorkshire
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Giro: North American crew includes a champ, four rookies
The eight North Americans starting the 2016 Giro range from a former champ to four debutants at the Italian grand tour.
Caleb Ewan, cycling’s next best sprinter?
The 21-year-old Australian has 14 professional victories and is now in his third pro season. His next big test is the Giro d'Italia.
Bikes of the Bunch: Team Telekom Pinarello Prince LS
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Despite dark past, Zakarin gives Russians hope for grand tours
Ilnur Zakarin is Russia's young hope as a grand tour contender, but he has a controversial past that many can't ignore.
Romandie race jury zaps Zakarin’s stage 2 win
Nairo Quintana claims the overall lead at Switzerland's Tour of Romandie after the race's first uphill finish.
Reviewed: Ridley Noah SL 40
Ridley's Noah sacrifices just about all compliance in the pursuit of straight-line speed.
Sitting in with Marcel Kittel
Marcel Kittel talks about the split with his old team, Giant – Alpecin, Tom Boonen as a role model, and the revival of German cycling.
Kittel Hammers Into Romandie Finish
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Photo gallery: 2016 Joe Martin Stage Race
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Boeckmans: “I feel like I am reborn”
Belgian Kris Boeckmans finishes on the podium in Turkey stage 3, nearly nine months after his life-threatening crash at the Vuelta.
Gallery: Kittel sprints to Romandie win
Marcel Kittel wins a snow-shortened stage 1 at Tour de Romandie thanks to an ideal lead-out by Etixx – Quick-Step.
Kittel conquers shortened Romandie stage
After snowy weather cuts out an early climb in Tour de Romandie stage 1, Marcel Kittel wins the field sprint.
From Inside Peloton: Woet Poels
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UK’s top female cyclists speak out about sexist behavior within British Cycling
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Jessica Varnish reacts to being pulled from the British Cycling program
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Brad Huff is a popular crit champion
Brad Huff just won the U.S. national criterium championship. But who is the man wearing the Stars and Stripes?
Izagirre wins snowy Romandie prologue
Movistar's Ion Izagirre beats Tom Dumoulin and GC favorites like Chris Froome in Tour de Romandie's short opening TT.
Uran dreams of winning Giro-Olympics double
Rigoberto Uran says he's tired of finishing second. He wants to win the Giro d'Italia's pink jersey and an Olympic gold medal this year.
Reviewed: Trek Silque SSL
The Silque is an ideal choice for women who love riding long or who just want to be comfortable each time they hop on a bike.
Seven talking points from the 2016 Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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Teenager scores surprise win at Joe Martin
Nielson Powless, 19, wins Joe Martin stage race with some crafty tactics on the final day, collecting enough bonus seconds for yellow.
Reviewed: Opus Allegro 1
The Allegro is full of surprises: Billed as an endurance bike, it accelerates almost like a racer at high speeds, where it is a capable contender.
Poels: Breakthrough Liege win is unbelievable
With a career-defining win at Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Wout Poels confirmed that his traumatic 2012 crash is behind him.
Cobbles, cold weather cost Valverde history at Liege
Alejandro Valverde was a favorite to win a record fourth Liège-Bastogne-Liège title Sunday, but a mix of several factors did him in.
Marianne Vos: ‘The crash was totally my own fault’
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Wout Poels wins Liège-Bastogne-Liège to bring Team Sky its first Monument
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Poels Powers Through Soaked Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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Poels nabs Sky’s first monument win at Liege
Wout Poels wins a four-man sprint at Liège-Bastogne-Liège to deliver Team Sky's first ever monument classic victory
Alaphilippe/Martin Duo for LBL
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Meet Logan Owen, U23 Liège-Bastogne-Liège winner
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Trentino: Landa wins as Kangert doubles up
Sky's Mikel Landa is riding high on a victory at Giro del Trentino ahead of May's Giro d'Italia.
Preview: What you should know before watching the 2016 Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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Giro 2016: 22 teams and their lead riders
The Giro d'Italia kicks off May 6, so here's a look at the 22 teams and their likely leaders for the season's first grand tour.
VeloNews magazine — May 2016
The May issue of VeloNews magazine is devoted to the season's first — and pinkest — grand tour, the Giro d'Italia.
Froome heads to Liege, supporting Kwiatkowski
Tour de France champ Chris Froome will ride in support of his Sky teammate Michal Kwiatkowski at Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
Valverde takes a fourth Flèche Wallonne title as Alaphilippe again finishes second
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Two in a row for Anna van der Breggen at Flèche Wallonne Femmes
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Valverde writes his name into Fleche record books
Alejandro Valverde breaks a four-way tie for most wins in men's Fleche Wallonne, but the race has changed a lot over the years.
Patience pays off as Valverde wins Fleche Wallonne
Alejandro Valverde defends his title and now holds the record for wins in La Flèche Wallonne, out-sprinting Julian Alaphilippe.
Van der Breggen repeats at Fleche Wallonne Feminine
The Rabo – Liv rider breaks away from American Evelyn Stevens on the final climb of the Mur de Huy to claim the victory.
Top five apps to improve your training
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Party at the front: Howes makes the break at Amstel Gold
American Alex Howes is riding on good form after a day in the breakaway at Amstel Gold Race, his favorite Ardennes classic.
Q&A: Dan Martin on new team, rediscovering his Ardennes touch
With a new team, Martin aims to return to the aggressive racing style that he embraced at the outset of his career.
Preview: 7 things to know about the Flèche Wallonne Femmes
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Americans Abroad: Guarnier nabs first wins of 2016
Megan Guarnier notches a notable win, American men get into the break in Amstel Gold, and Owen wins U23 Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
Five talking points from the 2016 Amstel Gold Race
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Huff claims American national criterium championship
Brad Huff delivers a men's national criterium championship victory for Rally Cycling
Tamayo powers to U.S. women’s criterium title
Lauren Tamayo nabs the American women's national criterium championship title in Greenville, South Carolina
Gasparotto Wins the Amstel Gold
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Gasparotto takes surprise win in Amstel Gold Race
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Gasparotto nabs second career Amstel Gold Race title
34-year-old Enrico Gasparotto delivers a big win for Wanty – Groupe Gobert at Sunday's Amstel Gold Race
Into the Ardennes with Amstel Gold
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Editors’ Picks: Who will win Amstel Gold?
The Amstel Gold Race is the first major "Ardennes" classic — our expert editors pick the top contenders for this hilly spring showdown.
Reviewed: Ridley Fenix SL 20
If you ride gran fondos to finish, the Fenix will likely be a bit too harsh. But if you ride them to be competitive, this is worth a look.
Preview: Amstel Gold, where the puncheurs shine
Sunday's opening race of the Ardennes classics features 34 climbs that add up to more than 12,000 feet of vertical.
Happy Birthday Raymond Poulidor
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