Jacob Rathe

Twenty-four-year-old Jacob Rathe was recently diagnosed with Iliac Artery Endofibrosis after more than two years of struggling with cramping and pain in his left leg. The former Garmin-Sharp rider, who now competes for Jelly Belly-Maxxis, underwent surgery on June 27 to correct the problem, which has affected more and more professional cyclists such as Joe Dombrowski, Mike Friedman and Stuart O'Grady. Rathe will keep Cyclingnews readers updated on the progress and struggles of his recovery as he attempts to regain the form that led him to the WorldTour at 21 years old.

Latest articles by Jacob Rathe

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Jacob Rathe Blog: The long road back to the start line

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American continues recovery from iliac artery surgery

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Jacob Rathe Blog: Doing unspeakable things

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Jelly Belly-Maxxis rider keeps busy while recovering from Iliac Artery surgery

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Jacob Rathe Blog: Extended midriff or 'extreme grandpa'

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Jelly Belly rider faces tough decisions while recovering from Iliac Artery Endofibrosis surgery

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Jacob Rathe Blog: 'So, what exactly is wrong with you?'

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American begins recovery from surgery to correct Iliac Artery Endofibrosis

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Jacob Rathe Blog: Pedalling through sand for years

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American undergoes surgery for iliac artery endofibrosis

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