Monthly Archives: October 2009

Breaking News – We Have Kit!

I’m very pleased to unveil our first run of Pavé kit! Please contact us if you’re interested in ordering! Scott from Slide Sideways handled the design work for us. He’s super friendly and easy to work with if you happen to have a need for graphic designer. Tell him we sent you!

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Monday Musette – Lombardy, VDB, Le Tour 2010

1. Remember back in April how desperate Silence-Lotto seemed? Those days are long gone, following the team’s impressive run from the Vuelta through Lombardy. Saturday’s race seem nothing more than a formality, once Cadel decided to ride for his Belgian colleague; the efforts of all challengers were effectively rendered moot. As I said earlier, Gilbert … Continue reading

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Tour of Lombardy – Live Stream

Here’s a USA-friendly live stream of today’s Tour of Lombardy. Thanks Cyclingfans! Enjoy!

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Tour of Lombardy – Preview – "Five Leaves Left"

The “race of the falling leaves” is named for its calendar placement, but it’s also a race when many of the peloton’s leaves have fallen from the tree as well. With so many riders having ended their seasons, the list of contenders for this weekend’s Tour of Lombardy is relatively short. It’s a shame though; … Continue reading

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Wednesday Cross Report

Here’s the latest installment of the Wednesday Cross Report, courtesy of Erik Mitchell. We hope you enjoy Erik’s insights. Feel free to visit him at his own site, and as always, we welcome your comments below. In a weekend where we saw no less than 12 UCI races, including the start of the GVA Trophy … Continue reading

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Monday Musette – Paris-Tours, T-Shirts, and Classic Wheels

1. If you didn’t see it yesterday, you missed quite an exciting finale to Paris-Tours. Here’s a video that pretty much gets it all—from just after Philippe Gilbert’s attack through the final sprint. Give Gilbert credit for riding aggressively, even with two sprinters on his wheel. Other men would have stopped working, not content to … Continue reading

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