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Assos, Features, News, Tech - June 25, 2020

Assos’ new Dyora women’s collection ditches the boob-splitter

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Assos has finally done it. Last week the Swiss brand announced the launch of its new race fit women’s Dyora RS S9 collection, which includes a redesigned women’s bib with a traditional two-shoulder strap design, replacing the original monobib closure. Assos products have some interesting and sometimes hard-to-pronounce names, like T.laaLalai_S7. And they also have …

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Terske titanium tubeless valves: predictably expensive, unexpectedly good

You’re probably familiar with the concept of a forever bike, commonly made of steel or titanium, that’s built to your specifications and intended to last you until you’re no longer able to pedal. Well, Lindarets took that “buy once, cry once” philosophy and applied it to a tubeless valve stem. Yep, this is a review …

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Rapha reaches beyond cycling with Outside Voices collaboration

Everyone who was over the moon about the collaboration between Arianna Grande and Lady Gaga will be quite keen to hear about the second most exciting collaboration of 2020. The juggernaut of luxury cycling clothing, Rapha, has today released a collection of women’s pieces with the United States-based athletic wear company, Outdoor Voices. With designs …

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CT Recommends, the video series: Road cycling pedals

Here at CyclingTips we get to test a bunch of stuff, some of us more than others (here’s looking at you Huang and Rome). Some of it — no, scrap that, most of it — is super fancy and bling. Yes, we’re a damn lucky bunch. But there are some items we just stand by …

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New 2021 Specialized Epic gets faster, the Epic Evo goes more trail

Dating all the way back to 2002, the Specialized Epic is a cross country full suspension bike that pedals like a hardtail. The efficient design has topped many a podium, and is by far the most popular bike at marathon events like the famed Cape Epic. For 2021, the Specialized Epic has been overhauled once …

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Assos’ new Dyora women’s collection ditches the boob-splitter

Terske titanium tubeless valves: predictably expensive, unexpectedly good

Rapha reaches beyond cycling with Outside Voices collaboration

CT Recommends, the video series: Road cycling pedals

New 2021 Specialized Epic gets faster, the Epic Evo goes more trail

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