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To the letter and back to Iberian sun - *Nairo-aissance.* The Arkea Samsic team once again worked very well throughout the stage, in order to promote my offensive on the final slopes of the Col...
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Why don’t seven decades of cycling innovation show up in PBP speeds? - Carbon frames and wheels, electronic shifting, tubeless tyres – in cycling, there has been a never ending string of innovation in recent years and decades....1 month ago
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Bicycle Quarterly Past Editions: 15th Anniversary - Readers have been asking about our four-pack with the 15th anniversary Bicycle Quarterlies. When we streamlined out back edition catalogue, we had removed ...2 days ago
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Friday Group Ride #489 - First, thanks to everyone for bearing with me through last week’s FGR. I’m living through heavy times. I appreciate your support. And now on with the show...2 days ago
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Vier Rennen grau: Karriere im Spätsommer. - Plötzlich, und so ganz ohne Grund, packte es mich im August mein Können auf den Jedermannrennen in der Umgebung nicht zu zeigen: Hamburg, Hannover, wieder ...
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Showing VS Fairness - 彼の走行を この目で実際に見てみたい～そう以前から思っていたんです。 [image: イメージ 1] [image: イメージ 2] 自分が高校１年から走ります川崎に 彼が来る！ で 見て参りました。 [image: イメージ 3] ７車立ての [image: イメージ 4] エボ...7 months ago
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One of the topics that long-distance and Audax/Brevet riders tend to get a bit obsessive about is bicycle lighting. They (we) also tend to ... -
When I first started riding road bikes, I tried a bunch of different saddles before I found one that was really comfortable for long rides, ... -
Cycling today, it seems, has become something for the weak and unmanly...in th eyes of Mario Cipollini: “I read an interview with Umberto... -
As regular readers know, I am a big fan of the SV-8 dynamo , having ridden my SV-8 on lots of 600km, 1000km, 1200km, many shorter and one ev... -
As a heavier cyclist (around 95kg), I was an obvious target for the marketing buzz some years back when HED came out with its wider 23mm &qu... -
I have now had about 15 months trying various LED headlights powered by my dynamo hubs, and want to offer some impressions. LEDs with good ... -
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The empty road At around 630AM local time on March 15, 2017, Micky was struck and killed by a truck while riding on the South Island ... -
Klein Quantum Race, 56cm, Dura-Ace components, Shimano r700 compact crank, Rolf Vector Pro wheelset, Deda Synapsi bars. Might suit a new r... -
Belgian victory in the road race. As a foreigner living in Japan during the past two past Olympics, I can remember the frustration of T...
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Yes, this sounds familiar indeed.
A common problem. Not only with cyclists but also with dentists:
http://kraehe-tokyo.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!6DF4D1D452C66BD9!841.entry
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To MOB - sorry in German only: einfach koestlich!
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