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Eurobike 2019: E-bikes, the good the bad and the ugly

Ok, settle yourself in, it’s time to chat about the sheer number of e-bikes that were on display this year at Eurobike. I think it would have been safe to call Eurobike an e-mobility show with a few non-assisted bikes crammed into the crevasses. This year’s show was the first I’d attended in three years, …

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Bernal confirmed for worlds, Elissonde signs with Trek: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Bernal, Quintana, and Gaviria among stars named to Colombian worlds roster, Elissonde will join Trek-Segafredo next season, Vermeersch and Rochette take Jingle Cross C1 wins. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: Bernal, Quintana, Gaviria among Colombia’s starting eight …

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Lower speeds, faster commutes: Melbourne’s cycling ‘green wave’ now permanent

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After a successful 18-month trial, East Melbourne’s Albert St ‘green wave’ is here to stay. The series of synchronised traffic light signals between Landsdowne St and Hoddle St allows cyclists to ride a ‘wave’ of green lights, assuming they stick within a certain speed range (roughly 20-25kph, depending on the section of road). As reported …

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16 stitches and a life of pain: Willie Smit is cycling’s toughest rider

When Willie Smit finished the 2019 Vuelta a España, it was the latest triumph against the odds in a life of almost unimaginable hardship.

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Primoz Roglic wins the Vuelta a España: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Primoz Roglic wins the Vuelta a España as Fabio Jakobsen pips Sam Bennett to nab the final stage, Eli Iserbyt and Maghalie Rochette take maiden ‘cross World Cup wins in Iowa, Lisa Brennauer seals the GC title at the Madrid Challenge as Chloe Hosking sprints …

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