Enduro series champion testing aerodynamic equipment, apparel
Enduro World Series Champion Jérôme Clementz working with Mavic on new wind-cheating equipment
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Froome faces scrutiny over extraterrestrial DNA test results
Tour de France champion faces scrutiny over revelations of alien DNA found in UCI biological passport
UCI commission to recommend Google Glass use on WorldTour
Tech giant Google partners with UCI and will introduce its smart optics on the road at the Giro d'Italia
UCI to ban disc brakes on all caravan vehicles
Even big rolling hot dogs will have to conform to the UCI mandate
Mavic introduces Select-a-Size wheel system
The new Mavic mountain bike wheel system can be transformed into three wheel sizes
Lance Armstrong to return to pro peloton to sharpen his fitness for Ironman
Lance Armstrong to use Vuelta as Ironman training
UCI tech commission studying full-face helmets for road descents
Andy Schleck insists that the best solution is to only go up, never down
Boonen: Let the ladies decide who will carry the load in Flanders
Cancellara loses ladies' vote and must accomodate wheel-suckers at Flanders
The end of Flanders’ cobbles? Koppenberg, Oude Kwaremont scheduled for paving
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Product Recall: Rapha recalls chamois cream
Rapha North America has issued a recall notice on 200 cans of its chamois cream.
Big changes at ASO
The Tour de France will be trading the Champs-Élysées for Main Street following news that the Walt Disney Company (DIS) has purchased Tour owner ASO.
Reconstructive surgery places Contador’s season in doubt
Alberto Contador’s spring campaign and even this summer’s Tour de France could be in doubt following doctors’ decision to perform three hours of reconstructive hand surgery on Thursday.
Pound slated to take over as UCI president
A chance encounter at an airport, a heated exchange of words and hastily issued challenge… and the cycling world may never be the same. UCI president Hein Verbruggen on Friday announced plans to resign his post at the end of June – on the eve of the world’s premier cycling event – and hand the reins of the organization over to his arch nemesis, World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) boss Dick Pound. “I think it’s clear that I don’t like the man,” Verbruggen said at a press conference at UCI headquarters in Aigle, Switzerland, on Friday, “but, frankly, this is not about my liking or disliking
Harvest of Shame: What Price Beauty?
By now, the image is standard on posters in dorm rooms, bike shops and offices all over the western world: The peloton of the Tour de France zooming across the sunlit country roads of France, weaving its way through fields of golden sunflowers; bright, beautiful and precisely the tone of the legendary maillot jaune. The image is a classic, emoting visions of idyllic country life, families peacefully enjoying France’s spectacular summer, interrupted only by the momentary passing of the world’s greatest bicycle race. Sadly, a Thursday news conference in Paris underscored just how much of a