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In the unique new event to be held on open roads, the winner will be the rider who completes the course as close to exactly 20 miles per hour as possible, and organisers have come up with some smart ways to keep competitors bang on the limit
The Tour de Suisse is a key warm-up race for the Tour de France
“Aerodynamically optimised to provide a clean flow transition from the extension to your forearm”
Time trialling is the purest and simplest form of bike racing. Riders set off at minute intervals and the fastest is the winner. Here's how to get started.
We caught up with Eric Schuda, Road Product Manager for Specialized, who talked us through the new Roval disc wheel and disc brake wheels, as well as telling us a little about Peter Sagan's Shiv that he'll use on stage 20
Bikes built purely for speed kicked off the 2017 Tour de France
New time trial bike is more aero, stiffer and lighter, claim Scott
When Rule 5 isn't enough....
How to prepare yourself nutritionally for short distance time trials
Disc and non-disc road bikes and a new time trial design added to range