Just what is up Chris Froome’s nose?
If you’ve been watching the Tour de France, you’ve no doubt noticed that race leader Chris Froome has had some extra, well… stuff in his nose.
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Thought that aluminum was dead? Cannondale says otherwise
If you thought that aluminum framed bikes were a thing of the past (or at least for entry level models), the aluminum gurus at Cannondale have introduced the next level of aluminum performance
Endura Prepares the Movistar Team to Succeed at the Tour de France
Optimized skin suits, summer weight jerseys, and bibshorts from Endura aim to give the Movistar Team an edge during this year’s Tour de France.
ZIPP brings Firecrest technology to the track
ZIPP is mating their new 333 track hubset to their proven 404 and 808 Firecrest rims to create winning wheelsets.
DAHON’s 2015 Vybe D7 Folding Bicycle now available at dealers throughout North America
DAHON, the world’s largest manufacturer of folding bikes and category leader, has announced that its Vybe D7 folding bicycle is now available at DAHON dealers throughout North America.
SRAM expands disc brake mounting options
SRAM has extended their Hydraulic Road Disc Brakes line to fit flat mount frames and forks.
Silca brings back the frame pump in style
SILCA, known globally as the original innovators of cycling pump technology since 1917, recently announced their new Impero Ultimate frame pump.
Raleigh launches first U.S. e-bike with Shimano STEPS system
Raleigh Bicycles has officially launched the Misceo iE, the first eBike in the U.S. to use Shimano’s new STEPS technology.
Kali Protectives launches new skate style Viva Helmet
The half-lid skate helmet is as generic as it is ubiquitous, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t be improved upon. Kali Protectives took on the task and their new Viva helmet is the result.
Hincapie unveils Spring 2015 collection
Hincapie Sportswear has announced its Spring 2015 apparel line, which features a wide array of styles sure to appeal to both casual cyclists and seasoned triathletes.