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A farewell to Taylor Phinney: EF Gone Racing

The final race of EF Education First’s Pro Cycling season. The final opportunity for a Mike Woods win. And the final time Taylor Phinney, a towering figure in US pro cycling, would pin on WorldTour numbers. Rapha’s film crew were on hand to see him say ‘sayonara’ to the sport, and tell the full story …

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Froome has surgery, Velon amends complaint against UCI: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Chris Froome says “all went perfectly” in surgery to remove metal from hip and elbow, Gent-Wevelgem will start in Ypres next year, Velon amends its complaint against the UCI with the European Commission to include charge of gender discrimination. Those stories and more in today’s …

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Specialized Mirror 3D-printed saddle: First-ride review

Robert Patrick is known to some as Mulder’s replacement on the X-Files, or ‘that’ copper who turns up for a cameo in Wayne’s World, but to the co-founder of Carbon, Dr. Joseph De Simone, Patrick is better known as T-1000. Why? Well, Robert Patrick’s transformation from molten metal back into Arnie’s hard to kill nemesis …

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Bastion reveals 3D-printed parts for Australia’s 2020 Olympic track campaign

Bastion Cycles Track Crank for Tokyo Olympics

Late last month British Cycling revealed a wild-looking track bike it had developed (with Lotus and Hope Technology) with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in mind. Australia mightn’t have an eye-catching new bike for its Olympic track campaign (not yet, anyway), but it does have some fascinating new components, developed in partnership with boutique Australian bike …

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Bora-Hansgrohe agrees to let Sam Bennett leave: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Sam Bennett is free to sign elsewhere after Bora-Hansgrohe agrees to let him go, Ellen van Dijk is back on the bike two months after crashing at the Boels Ladies Tour, Fumiyuki Beppu leaving Trek-Segafredo. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story …

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A farewell to Taylor Phinney: EF Gone Racing

Froome has surgery, Velon amends complaint against UCI: Daily News Digest

Specialized Mirror 3D-printed saddle: First-ride review

Bastion reveals 3D-printed parts for Australia’s 2020 Olympic track campaign

Bora-Hansgrohe agrees to let Sam Bennett leave: Daily News Digest

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