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Tech
Davide Frattini's Fuji Cross RC
Bone stock with a few key upgrades
Shimano Ultegra 6700 group
Dura-Ace features and feel but with a tad more weight – and a lot less money
First look: Capo cool and cold weather kit
Solid-looking gear for the cold months ahead
Cyclingnews Fitness Q&A
November 5, 2009
Features
Too tough: Chris Eatough wraps up storied career
US Mountain bike legend retires to life of service
Cadel Evans: The [cycling] gods must be crazy
Change afoot as undulating fortunes make for a vintage year
Bruyneel's year of living stressfully
A season of strained relations for the man behind nine Tour wins
Farrar's time to take things further
American sprinter turns a new page on his career
Introducing 2009's UCI Continental Champions
Who they are and how they won their respective titles
Sutton's Sky switch makes good sense
British ProTour squad a suitable home for Aussie all-rounder
Races
Tour de France
July 4-26, 2009
Vuelta a España
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Giro d'Italia
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UCI Road World Championships
Mendrisio, Switzerland, September 23-27, 2009
Blogs
Christoph Sauser, Racing into the off season
Flats in France, out of gas in Switzerland
Taylor Phinney, Road to recovery
Taylor Phinney goes under the knife but finds time to put together a Halloween photo album
US Women's Development Program, A baptism of fire (and mud) in Boulder
Lauren Hall gets her first taste of 'cross racing in Colorado
Barbara Howe, Dedication
A stranger provides inspiration on a muddy weekend
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Stages
Stage 1: Team Time Trial
- Location:
- Allentown (TTT)
- Distance:
- 12.4 km
Stage 2: Road Race
- Location:
- Souderton
- Distance:
- 162.5 km
Stage 3: Criterium
- Location:
- Doylestown
Race photos
Yuri proudly takes the win for Amore & Vita making it a three day grand slam.
- Yuri Metlushenko nicely tucked in preparation for his final lap.
- Yuri Metlushenko (Ukr) Amore & Vita/DHA, P.C. is guarded by Philipp Mamos (Ger) Amore & Vita/DHA, P.C. showing the early strategy that gives this team the winning edge.
- Italy's favorites, Amore & Vita show just how to do it - for all three days of Univest.
- John Loehner (Empire Cycling) proved himself with an early preem- but his luck ran out later and he suffered a broken hip with only 2 laps to go. We send him all our best wishes for a speedy recovery.
- New York based rider Gavriel Epstein (Can) Champions Systems Racing stays alert on one of the dangerous corners.
- Cykel City (Swiss) shows the way at today's beginning
- Swiss rider pulls the thread to start stringing out the men at the race start.
- olodymyr Starchyk (Ukr) Amore & Vita/DHA, P.C. takes the corner like a formula one driver - showing all just what it takes to be a winner.
- Peter Salon (USA) Felt-Holowesko Partners U23
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