There’s just about no restriction to the extent you could modify a bike. This, after all, consists of its efficiency and if it’s higher dealing with you need there are 2 sure-fire methods to realize it. One way is to suit a set of efficiency tires. The different is to improve the suspension. Since I’m…
The complaint that “all modern bikes look the same” has been leveled by die hard retrogroups presumably back to the time the boneshaker replaced the venerable penny farthing. I’m not going to be so bold as to use such an all encompassing phrase, but when faced with the selection of six silhouettes above some of…
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The Giro d’Italia’s into its third week. It’s a time of division where dreams will either turn into reality or a nightmare. But one thing unites: fatigue. With over 2,500km in their limbs, plus numerous mountains climbed, tiredness sweeps over the peloton with greater ferocity than an Arnaud Démare sprint. But that’s general. What about…
By: Dylan Dethier May 24, 2022 We’re all winners, when you really think about it. Getty Images Justin Thomas won 2.7 million United States Dollars on Sunday at the PGA Championship. But what about us? What did we win? The joy of witnessing a terrific comeback victory, for one thing. That was terrific. Even better,…
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There are so many little things to spot from the ground of a major. Getty Images Major championships are fascinating, because it’s one of the few times a year you get to see every player in the field stress-tested. The vibe, from the second you get there, is different. Players are quieter. Their coaches are…
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Three mountain passes, 202 kilometers and some 5,250 meters of total climbing could not separate the strongest riders at this Giro d’Italia. Stage 16 brought the group over Goletto di Cadino, the Mortirolo and the Santa Cristina, the kind of terrain where the difference might be measured in minutes. Instead, the day ended with Richard…
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Now up to five distinct models, the Specialized S-Works shoe portfolio is brimming with some of the best cycling shoes options, of both the lace-up and Boa dial variety. The brand’s latest road shoe, however, serves more as a replacement rather than an outright addition – it also represents something a little different to what…
Looking out over the Pacific Ocean, six months right into a trip throughout the Americas, I discovered myself attending The Cold Start, an off-road using clinic in Ensenada, Mexico. This could appear to be an odd method to spend finite journey funds, however the rewards for any such funding are surprisingly quite a few. I…
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By: Jonathan Wall May 23, 2022 Simpson says he’s used cavity-back irons in the past, but the instances are few and far between. Getty Images Welcome to Wall-to-Wall Equipment, the Monday morning gear wrap-up in which GOLF equipment editor Jonathan Wall takes you through the latest trends, rumors and breaking news. Stubborn no more Webb…
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The block of Spanish races has been building and growing in the last few years, and this year an exciting three weeks of races culminated in the Vuelta a Burgos Féminas, a tough four-day tour of northern Spain. Every day was hilly, but the race had something for every type of rider: sprints, a punchy…
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