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The Secret Pro Lockdown Edition

Hello CyclingTips readers, First off I want to acknowledge that we’re all going through this together in our own ways under our own circumstances. I hope I don’t come off as some self-entitled pro athlete and my complaints here are minor and the least of the World’s worries. Needless to say these are strange times. Where …

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Paris-Roubaix: You Don’t Know ‘Till You Know

“Tomorrow he’ll understand.” That’s what Monsieur Paris-Roubaix Roger DeVlaeminck stated, in Flemish, in my general direction, on the night before the 1988 race.

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15 cycling documentaries you really should watch

As COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc around the world, bike races everywhere have been cancelled. The dedicated cycling fan has been left with virtually no racing to watch at all, at what is normally one of the best times of the year to be a cycling fan. But fear not — there’s a wealth of …

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Power analysis: The Virtual Tour of Flanders was seriously hard racing

With road racing on hold amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of riders from around the world have been moving their training indoors. The rise of Zwift, BKool, FulGaz, and many other virtual riding platforms, means there is no limit to how far you can pedal through virtual worlds both real and imagined. Both professionals …

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Dirty Kanza delayed until September 12

Dirty Kanza, perhaps the world’s most prestigious gravel event, has been rescheduled to September 12. The race across the Fllint Hills of Kansas was slated to take place on June 1st. Organizers had previously said they would make a final decision on May 1st. According to founder and race organizer Jim Cummins, the team at …

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