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New Book from VeloPress: “Fast-Track Triathlete”

In Fast-Track Triathlete, elite triathlon coach Matt Dixon offers his plan of attack for high performance in long-course triathlon—without

“Italy Unlimited”: Omar di Felice Cycles Across Italy

words and photos by Omar di Felice and Mavic Every extreme project is born from an idea. Usually, during my

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“Bespoken”: Composer Makes Music from Bicycles

Composer Johnnyrandom breaks new ground with musical compositions made exclusively from everyday objects. His debut single, “Bespoken”, explores the

Man Sets New World Record for Most Countries Cycled in Seven Days

British cyclist, Robbie Ferri, made it his mission to cycle in as many countries in only seven days, with the

The Ascent: Sean Kelly, Stephen Roche and the Rise of Irish Cycling’s Golden Generation

For most of the 20th century, professional cycling was dominated by riders from the continental strongholds of France, Italy,

Cycling’s Governing Body and the Bicycle Draw Crowds at United Nations Open Day

The slowest wins… maybe not your typical bike race, but it drew the crowds at the United Nations Office

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SILCA Offers New “Premio” Tire Levers for Tubeless Carbon Wheels

Designed specifically to work alongside expensive tubeless carbon wheels, SILCA is offering its new Premio tire levers, which are