When we say "clipless" shoes, we of course mean ones that have clips The derailleur keeps the chain from derailing Not only can you get dropped from a no-drop ride, but when you do the pack will wait up ahead so you can get dropped over and over again Hills are like the weather, everybody complains, but nobody does anything about it The laziest person in the pack is often the best … [Read more...]
What’s In Santa’s Bag For Your Favorite Cyclist?
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Sure to grace bathrooms, kibos, and porta-potties everywhere Hardcover, soft cover, or e-book, starting at $4.95. Get yours now at Authorhouse (best prices here!) or Amazon Between The Sheets You'll Get: Great cycling fiction - nearly as strange as reality! - officially for sale just in time for Christmas. Cheap: Hardcover, soft cover, or e-book, starting at $4.95. Did we … [Read more...]
Liege-Bastogne-Liege – A Peloton Of 198 Riders
April 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
A field of 198 riders were registered by the Commissioners on Saturday, the eve of Liege-Bastogne-Liège. The Main Riders (with bib numbers): Saxo Bank: 1. A. Schleck (LUX), 2. Didier (Lux), 3. Fuglsang (DEN), 5. F. Schleck (LUX), 6. N. Sörensen (DEN), 8. Voigt (GER) Caisse d'Epargne: 11. Valverde (ESP), 13. Garcia Acosta (ESP), 14. Kiryienka (BLR), 15. Lopez (ESP), 16. … [Read more...]
Armstrong “Terrified” Of Tight Packs
January 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Lance Armstrong is used to leading races, so he admitted he's terrified of riding in the tightly packed peloton as he pursues an ambitious comeback. Armstrong, hoping to stay injury-free as he targets an eighth Tour de France title at 38, has been deep in the chasing group over the first two stages of this year's Tour Down Under, placing 42nd and 46th. "Feels a lot safer up front, … [Read more...]