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2020 Critérium du Dauphiné, Features, News - August 12, 2020

Six questions we want the Dauphiné to answer

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It took us about two months longer than usual to arrive at this point, but the Critérium du Dauphiné is here, and it’s hard to overstate just how spectacular a show this year’s race is lining up to be. Take a quick look at the start list and you’ll see almost all of the top …

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Shoddy’s retro ride: 40-year-old Alan Corsa versus the French Pyrenees

I guarantee that at some point on a club ride you’ll have heard this phrase thrown about: “Back in my day, it was way harder than you have it now”. In many ways, they’ll have a point. Equipment, frames and components have improved in performance and ergonomics, clothing has become comfier and more technical. We …

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2021 Liv Devote Advanced Pro review: An entry into gravel

Just after announcing the new Brava Advanced Pro cyclocross bike a couple of weeks ago, Liv Cycling enters the gravel bike market with its all-new Devote series. The Devote Advanced Pro model that’s reviewed here uses Liv’s Advanced Grade Composite frame and fork, making it a lightweight, fast bike with other build options that can …

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New Wahoo Kickr now calibrates itself, adds built-in rocker base

Wahoo Fitness has today announced some key upgrades to its flagship Kickr stationary trainer. New feet allow for up to 5º of tilt to either side for a more natural feel when riding, while updated hardware and software not only boost claimed accuracy from +/- 2% to +/- 1%, but supposedly eliminate the need for …

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One of the greats: Catching up with Dutch champion Leontien van Moorsel

Leontien Zijlaard-van Moorsel is undoubtedly one of the greatest cyclists of all time. She has four Olympic gold medals, nine world titles, two Tours de France, and many Classics to her name. She turned 50 years old this year, a milestone. The Dutchwoman has been through highs and lows in her career. She battled anorexia …

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Six questions we want the Dauphiné to answer

Shoddy’s retro ride: 40-year-old Alan Corsa versus the French Pyrenees

2021 Liv Devote Advanced Pro review: An entry into gravel

New Wahoo Kickr now calibrates itself, adds built-in rocker base

One of the greats: Catching up with Dutch champion Leontien van Moorsel

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