Casey Brown and Micayla Gatto show the world some serious girl action in this Shimano Saint edit from Anthill Films titled Every Day Girls. “That girl kicks my boyfriend’s butt. . . “
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We’ve been hearing about compression for a while, but never had it spelled out as quickly and effectively as when we spoke to 2XU’s Brand and Sports Marketing Director Johnny West. He explained how the calf is improved with compression socks and went on to tell us that 2XU’s cycling kit (seen here) is currently illegal according to UCI rules (fashion doping?) That must mean it’s good, right?
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Dive into Las Vegas with national cyclocross champion Jeremy Powers and Rapha Focus as he “prepares” for CrossVegas and races it kicking off season three of Behind The Barriers in style and victory.
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Who what? According to the Inner Ring this is Quentin Jauregui switching bikes during a race. You may have to watch the edit a couple times. We didn’t even see it the first time.
[Link: Inrng via DC Rainmaker]
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No better way to end a day at Interbike 2012 than with Cash*d Out (the next best thing to Johnny Cash) playing us out with Folsom Prison Blues. Unbeknownst to most in the crowd gathered at the Pro-tec Helmets booth, a riot had just broken out at the real Folsom Prison resulting in one inmate getting shot, 12 stabbed, and 60 others injured. Synchronicity?
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In the era of buckles, and straps, and clicking ratchets seeing a pair of full race cycling shoes with simple laces seems almost absurd at first. But sometimes it takes a step back to remind us all how good the old school can be.
Giro has gone back to the future with their new road cycling shoe the Empire. During the Outdoor Demo at Interbike we spoke with Giro Creative Director Eric Horton to get the idea behind delivering a laced racing shoe in 2012. [click to continue…]
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Everyone who has ever ridden a mountain bike has at least one reason to thank Tom Ritchey. After watching this great 18 minute clip on ritchey’s illustrious career from Jay Bird Films we’re pretty sure you’ll come up with a couple more. Cycling would not be the same without Tom’s contributions.
[Link via Bike.com]
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If you are, Voltage Cycles of Grass Valley, California has exactly what you’re looking for.
We set out to create an electric cycle that offers you power and performance with the right combination of form and function. Giving you the power to make it your own. Finally, an e-cycle you’ll be proud to throw a leg over. . . Powered by a 50 volt – 10Ah lithium battery and pushed by a 600 watt brushless geared rear motor. Voltage Cycles offer power and performance like no other e-cruiser on the market.
Voltage says you’ll get 34 miles a charge and 1,500 charges on the battery. If only made a couple bikes that looked more like bikes.
[Link: Voltage Cycles]
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Next Wednesday night (September 19, 2012) in Las Vegas, at Interbike, the makers of Where The Trail Ends are hosting a premiere at The Palms Casio at The Pearl with an after party at Moon. This will likely be the movie premiere event of the fall season. Follow the jump for more details. [click to continue…]
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