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Cannondale, Culture, Features, gravel bike, Tech - September 13, 2019

Breaking news: Embarrassingly outdated bike ‘works just fine’, ‘still shreds’

An embarrassingly outdated cyclocross bike from eight years ago “works just fine”, despite its lack of electronics and hydraulics, primitive braking, tubed tyres and paucity of gear options, CyclingTips can exclusively report.

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Higuita solos to Vuelta stage 18 victory: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Sergio Higuita solos to his first WorldTour win on stage 18 of the Vuelta a España, Edoardo Affini wins the stage 6 time trial at the Tour of Britain as Mathieu van der Poel reclaims the race lead, Dimension Data extends Ben King and others. …

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Chris Froome, Features, News - September 12, 2019

Froome happy to be alive as he targets fifth Tour title

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Chris Froome admits he is “grateful to be alive” after a horrific high speed crash into a wall in June that left the four-time Tour de France winner with multiple fractures. However, despite still needing crutches to walk, Froome is targeting a record-equalling fifth Tour title and Olympic gold in Tokyo next year. The 34-year-old …

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Eurobike, Features, News, Tech, Tech features - September 12, 2019

Eurobike 2019: The best new products, part two

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Eurobike is done and dusted for another year. The CyclingTips team is back at home with an armful full of tech content, and this is the latest. If you’re yet to catch up on any of our coverage, firstly, shame on you, but secondly why not head here to rummage through the numerous tech galleries, …

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Rwanda is bidding for the World Championships. Here’s why it matters

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Rwanda’s unlikely journey as a cycling nation took a significant leap this week, with the tiny central African nation applying to host the 2025 Road World Championships. Cycling has been on the rise in Rwanda over the past decade, with the Tour du Rwanda steadily gaining international recognition since it first became a UCI-classified race …

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Breaking news: Embarrassingly outdated bike ‘works just fine’, ‘still shreds’

Higuita solos to Vuelta stage 18 victory: Daily News Digest

Froome happy to be alive as he targets fifth Tour title

Eurobike 2019: The best new products, part two

Rwanda is bidding for the World Championships. Here’s why it matters

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