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Use Strava to find out how many unique miles you’ve ridden

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Ever wonder how many unique miles (or kilometres) you’ve ridden? Curious how adventurous you really are, compared to your friends? There’s an app for that.

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López retakes red on stage 5 of the Vuelta: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Miguel Ángel López rides back into red at the Vuelta a España as Angel Madrazo nabs stage 5 from the break, Lotto-Soudal suspends performance director, Ullrich fined for 2018 attack on escort. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: …

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The weekly spin: Philosophy and perspective with Nathan Haas

Back in May, just prior to the Amgen Tour of California, I had a memorable conversation with Australian Nathan Haas about a number of topics. Some were timely, such as his season to that point, and teammate Marcel Kittel’s announcement that he was breaking his contract with Katusha-Alpecin. But Haas consistently delivered thoughtful, timeless answers that …

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Vista Outdoors, some dogs, robots, and frame tape: Pinkbike Digest

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What’s going on in the mountain bike world? The Pinkbike Digest showcases the top dirt articles from our mountain bike sister-site, Pinkbike.com. You’ll get coverage from racing, tech, and some fun storytelling along the way. Layoffs at Bell, Giro, Blackburn While Vista Announces It Will Hold Onto the Brands By: Richard Cunningham In a recent …

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What it’s like climbing to 4,300m (as a lowlander who hasn’t acclimatised)

It’s most of a decade since I first heard about John Summerson’s book, The Complete Guide to Climbing (By Bike). This catalogue of the USA’s greatest road climbs sang to me — I was already hooked on riding up any and every mountain I could, and learning that there were climbs much longer and higher …

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Use Strava to find out how many unique miles you’ve ridden

López retakes red on stage 5 of the Vuelta: Daily News Digest

The weekly spin: Philosophy and perspective with Nathan Haas

Vista Outdoors, some dogs, robots, and frame tape: Pinkbike Digest

What it’s like climbing to 4,300m (as a lowlander who hasn’t acclimatised)

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