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USPRO Championship: Rodriguez takes the jersey, Spaniard Ventoso wins the race
JUNE 06 - The earliest predictor came courtesy of the local weathermen. While it rained all day Saturday, the forecast for Sunday’s USPRO Championship in Philadelphia was for a cool but dry day. Just the kind of conditions that would make for a relatively easy trip during the 156-mile race held on a primarily flat circuit in the City of Brotherly Love. And while no one could have been feeling particularly fresh after this near-six-hour effort, 44 riders were still in play on the race’s long finishing stre...
NEWS + FEATURES
» Jun 07: Monday's mail bag: Men with sticks, Crit's with gravel

RACE COVERAGE
» Jun 06: Rossner takes back Philly

TRAINING TIPS
» Jun 07: Training Bible Studies with Joe and Dirk Friel - Getting started

RACE COVERAGE
» Jun 06: Chausson, Minnaar fastest in Scottish World Cup DH

RACE COVERAGE
» Jun 06: Sunday's EuroFile: Mayo tops out at Dauphiné; Heras wins Vasca
RACE COVERAGE
Sauser, Dahle triumph in Scottish World Cup
JUNE 05 - For the third consecutive week Gunn-Rita Dahle (Merida) won the women's World Cup cross-country race, and for the third consecutive week there was a new winner in the men's race, with Christoph Sauser (Siemens Mobile Cannondale) soloing in ahead of teammate and World Cup leader Roel Paulissen. It was no surprise to see Dahle off the front by the end of the first of four laps, but the woman chasing her was new: Marie-Helene Premont (Oryx). Premont rode an impressive race - only her third of th...
» Jun 05: Saturday's EuroFile: Mancebo grabs German stage; Pereiro wins Classique; Cipo' for Tour; Cunego first at Pantani memorial

» Jun 04: Friday's EuroFile: Beloki wants his meds; Davis wins German stage; Liberty Seguros 1-2-3 in Vasco stage

» Jun 04: U.S. awarded 21 start slots for Athens Games

» Jun 03: Wachovia week: Rodriguez takes Trenton

» Jun 02: Wednesday's EuroFile: Young gun scores at German Tour; High test at Vasca
RIDER DIARIES
Dede's diary: the Battle of Montréal
JUNE 04 - The Tour of Montréal is a three-day, four-stage race. It starts out with a 3km prologue in Lachine, the hometown of Geneviève Jeanson, the Machine from Lachine. We jet out and around a tiny peninsula on bike paths, making a few sharp turns along the wa, and winner and losers are separated by fractions of a second. This course is quick and suits a rider who corners well. Tina Mayolo-Pic, one of the best criterium sprinters in America, took top honors. She blazed the course and finished a half sec...
» Jun 03: Michael Barry's Diary: Max in charge

» May 30: Dede's diary: Jeanson, jet lag and Tour of Montréal

» May 27: Young Guns: Connect-the-dots

» May 27: Fast Freddie: An easy day and that big climb down the road

» May 24: Magnus Opus: Over and out
NEWS + FEATURES
Friday’s foaming rant: Wanna fight? Join the Army
JUNE 04 -
“I’ve got a good mind to join a club and beat you over the head with it.”

Groucho Marx
"Duck Soup"
Roberto Gaggioli is out for the season, I hear. No worries. He should be able to find suitable temporary employment while he’s serving his suspension — say, as a debt collector for a New Jersey loan shark, a job in which going after someone with a club is all part of the day’s work. As all gossip-loving leg-shavers shou...
» Jun 04: Friday's mailbag: Gaggioli, more Bush vs. Kerry, 29'ers, OLN

» Jun 03: Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood: Crossing the line

» Jun 03: Legally Speaking - with Bob Mionske: Your miles, my miles, our miles
TECH TALK
Tech report: Taking a first Look
JUNE 05 - Look introduced a line of high-tech, French-made carbon goodies during the company’s 2005 product unveiling Thursday in San Jose, California. Most impressive is the latest incarnation of the HSC fork line, the HSC 5 SL. Retailing for $500, this all-carbon fork is truly “all-carbon.” Using a new proprietary process working with super-high-modulus carbon fiber, Look has been able to produce the first road fork with a carbon steerer, legs and even drop-outs. No bonding is used in the production ...
» Jun 03: Tech Report: A few more product previews

» May 26: Giro Tech: Talkin' to the wrenches

» May 21: Technical talk: Single-minded about single-speeding

» May 13: Tech Report: Motion Control and single-speeders
TRAINING TIPS
The feed zone - Nutrition Q&A; with Monique Ryan - Fluid loss
MAY 26 - Dear Monique,
I am aware that I need to consume a sports drink during training for both fluid and fuel replacement. How do I know that I am meeting my fluid needs? I have heard that significant weight loss after training means that I am not keeping up with my sweat rate.
» May 13: The feed zone: Nutrition Q&A; with Monique Ryan – pre-training fuel

» May 13: Training Bible Studies with Joe and Dirk Friel: Climbing and coughing

» May 03: Training Bible Studies with Joe and Dirk Friel - An easy LTHR test?
INDUSTRY NEWS
Interbike Refines Outdoor Demo, Adds Exciting New Elements
MAY 26 - Laguna Beach, CA – With preparations already underway for this year’s OutDoor Demo - the cycling industry’s premier new product testing event - Interbike is pleased to announce the addition of several enhancements to the popular kick-off event. New for 2004, the OutDoor Demo will feature the Dirt Jump Demo sponsored by Kona Bicycles - with professional jumpers showcasing the excitement of this high-flying segment of the sport. Also in the plans for this year’s event is a specific cyclocross...
» May 17: Press Release: Roll’s latest book arrives just in time for the Tour

» May 20: Press Release: Garrels named sales & marketing chief at Inside Communications

» May 19: Press Release: LAF and Nike's Wear Yellow Live Strong