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Pro Bikes: Video Colango c59 Team Colnago CFS-Inox

Video Colnago C59 Team Colnago CFS-Inox 2012

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Entry level MTB 29er comparison - 10th Part - Cube LTD PRO 29 2012

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GP Costa degli Etruschi 2012: Photo Gallery

It's on line GP Costa degli Etruschi 2012 Photo Gallery: start-race-finish

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GP Costa degli Etruschi 2012: Pro Bikes Photo Gallery

It's on line GP Costa degli Etruschi 2012 Pro Bikes Photo Gallery

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On test: Rudy Project Sterling White-Yellow Fluo 2012

A valid helmet for passive visibility, comfort and safety

Rudy Project has maintained the helmet Sterling, which is updated colours. Now available in a wide range of colours, including the version White-Yellow Fluo, Pink Fluo, Yellow Fluo, Green Fluo and Black-Orange Fluo.

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An Entry Level carbon frame

Dear Editor,

I am writing to have your kind advice on the purchase of my first racing bike. I state that until now have gone on MTB and would like to take the plunge. Taking information is available on the web I would be geared towards entry-level carbon model on 1500-1700 Euro. I'd like to find a bike that would give preference above all comfort. Among the discovered patterns thought to Scott CR1 or Wilier Izoard XP.

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Entry level MTB 29er comparison - 9th Part - FRW Syrah Alloy Deore

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Entry level bike comparison – 9th Part - Conclusion

As we saw all the bikes are quite aligned in prices and components, despite what the end there are also considerable differences between some models.

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On test: Michelin Pro4

Smooth and safe, it is a good product

The new range of Michelin Pro4 tires is the natural development of the Pro3, available in four different versions (Pro4, Pro4 Endurance, Pro4 Comp, Pro4 Comp Limited). The difference between the various different versions lies in the intended use, so while the version Endurance is the one most suited to rain and the long training, Comp Limited version is lighter and more suited to time trials.

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On test: FRW Hunters Hill Dura Ace

A reliable bike, long-lived, high-quality

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The new model FRW Hunters Hill incorporates the forms frame that last year was the Napa Valley, with a review of the stratification of the mix of high modulus carbon fiber used for its construction. The new Hunters Hill is made from high modulus carbon with a surface finish 3K.

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Entry level MTB 29er comparison - 8th Part - Merida Big Nine TFS 500-5

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Entry level bike comparison – 8th Part - Canyon Road Lite 6.0

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Energy bars and cycling: what, when and how to use them – 2nd Part

We learn to choose the appropriate energy bars for cycling

Even if the market offer a gig choice of energy bars, we can identify three different uses: pre-race bars, race bars and after race bars. Let's see the main features and their optimal assimilation.

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Entry level MTB 29er comparison - 7th Part - Giant Talon 29er

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