1. Giro d’Italia Stage 1: Tom Dumoulin takes win and early lead in Jerusalem, Froome crashes in warm-up
It's begun! Tom Dumoulin (Sunweb) won the opening 9.7km time trial in the Giro d’Italia, edging out Rohan Dennis (BMC) by two seconds. Chris Froome (Team Sky) could only finish 21st, 37s adrift, having crashed heavily earlier in the day during a recon ride (see the vid on yesterday's road.cc live blog).
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2. Flectr launch Flectr Vortex, the world's first crank reflector
Flectr have already smashed their crowdfunding target on Kickstarter for their latest innovation, which they claim is more visible than pedal reflectors.
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3. Football superstar Lionel Messi wins seven-year trademark battle against Spanish bike brand Massi
This was a messi case... superstar footballer Lionel Messi has won a seven-year legal battle to register his surname as a trademark, overturning a previous decision in favour of long-established Spanish bicycle brand, Massi.
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4. First Look: Gore C7 ShakeDry Stretch Jacket
Gore has been further developing the design of its ShakeDry jacket, and last weekend our Liam got the chance to head over to Surrey to try it out while riding the Wiggle Ups & Downs Sportive with Fabian Cancellara. How could he say no?
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5. Lumos helmet with indicators gets fresh updates and is now available to buy in Apple stores
The Lumos helmet has 48 LED lights and was successfully crowdfunded in 2015. It now supports hand-activated turn signals when used with an Apple Watch, and has become the first bike helmet to be sold in Apple Stores.
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6. dhb launch Aeron LAB collection
Thought dhb were all about cheap and cheerful? Think again, as their new Aeron LAB collection is described as race-ready and all about performance, and dhb's fastest and lightest kit ever made.
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7. Chris Froome says he is confident of winning doping case
Chris Froome has said that he believes he will win the anti-doping case triggered by an adverse analytical finding for twice the permitted amount of the anti-asthma drug salbutamol during last year’s Vuelta, which he won.
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8. Near Miss of the Day 133: Breakfast-eating close pass driver fined
The driver concerned received a fine after being caught munching on film by a cyclist on whom he had just made a close pass.
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9. Safety fears raised over cycle path on viaduct in Bristol
South Gloucestershire Council has sought to reassure cyclists after safety concerns were raised in connection with a cycle path on the Bromley Heath Viaduct, which forms part of the A4174 Avon Ring Road in Bristol.
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10. Go pink for the Giro with these 18 Maglia Rosa-inspired products
We've updated our list of cycling products that celebrate the Giro d'Italia. WARNING... your wallet might get lighter after having a browse!
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I disagree, the lucky few who get to wear one of these will certainly produce more mass.
That wasn't what my original post was about - it was about the NHS as it is now. If you're going to be run over by an ambulance tomorrow, there are...
I prefer the not haveing to faff with brakes in first place, which is the typical reality for hydraulic systems.
I'm sure the met are merely waiting for it to build up to a critical mass and then they'll swoop in and confiscate and crush them all then there...
Reality - I expect most first year lectures have more than 80 students at them; So 80 bicycle spaces is a rounding error on potential demand....
Especially that it is a traffic light controlled junction so he must have been completely blinded not to see the red on his left hand side and a...
Send the details to UK network rail and Transport for Wales as well!
So that Pulsium from Lapierre has a 415mm wheelbase? I assume it's on 20 inch wheels then!
It's been one hell of a ride Cav, thanks for letting us share some of it. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2024/nov/09/mark-cavendish-final-race-...