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Bardet transfer rumblings, a virtual Tour de France?: Daily News Digest

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(Want the Daily News Digest delivered directly to your inbox? Here’s the sign-up.) Hello again, CyclingTips readers. Welcome to the end of the week, which brings with it some more Everesting news, transfer rumblings, and talk of a virtual Tour de France. For starters, Hannah Rhodes is your now women’s Everesting record holder. Less than a …

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North American Handmade Bicycle Show canceled completely for 2020

The 2020 North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) was originally scheduled to be held this past February in Dallas, Texas, but show organizer Don Walker made the decision to postpone the event until August, citing concerns with COVID-19 transmission — and rightfully so, given that the show exhibitors and attendees would not only be tightly …

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Race and accessibility in the cycling community

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Hannah Rhodes sets a new women’s Everesting record

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Less than a week after Lauren De Crescenzo stormed to a new women’s Everesting record, which came about a week after Katie Hall took the record herself, the record has fallen once again. Hannah Rhodes has smashed the fastest known time for a women’s Everesting attempt, registering a time nearly 50 minutes faster than the …

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Numbers, names, and superstars: A pro cycling kit for the 21st century

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The basic structure of pro cycling kit has remained largely unchanged since teams first began plastering jerseys and shorts with logos. Maybe it’s time for a rethink. In a recent episode of the CyclingTips Podcast, we sat down with the founder of L39ION of Los Angeles, Justin Williams, and posed a question: If you ran …

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