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Sometimes the weirdest gear is also the most fun.

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Road biking can be dangerous. But thanks to advances in robotic car technology, we're approaching a day when there will be dramatically fewer fatalities on the road.

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A perfect road kit for the shorter, cooler days of autumn.

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Cold is brutal on skin. Keep your armor smooth with these simple remedies.

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There are many threats to the 50-year-old Wilderness Act. But the most dangerous, Kenneth Brower says, comes from those who are chipping away at the very idea of wilderness itself.

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When a craft-beer brewery starts making hand-made mountain bikes and putting them on a kickass North Carolina ranch, happiness is only a singletrack ride away.

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The Veloloop tricks traffic lights into thinking your bike is a car.

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Introducing the first helmet on the market that measures your heart rate.

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It may be the oldest emotion. Before happiness, before sorrow, before exhilaration, and way, way before the urge to climb mountains and bomb down steeps, there was fear. Now scientists are finding new ways to help us conquer our deepest anxieties鈥攁nd use them to perform even better.

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As patients jettison insurance plans for concierge care, some are looking to optimize their fitness level along with their health.

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The "retired" German may just spark an arms race鈥攁nd that's great for cycling.

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The viral video clip that supposedly proves that Ryder Hesjedal鈥檚 bike has a motor is completely ridiculous.

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The new adventure bike is truly up for anything.

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The premium Swiss apparel manufacturer hits the dirt with new MTB gear.

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The world's first full-suspension fatbike won't just make you fall in love with mountain biking again. It will make you a better rider.

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Do cell phones, satellite messengers, and personal locator beacons create more false alarms in the backcountry?

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Sometimes when I'm in the middle of a really hard workout, it tastes like I'm sucking on metal. Here's why.

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The iconic titanium brand returns after 30 years with a fully modern hard-tail 29er that's more than just eye candy.

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There鈥檚 a reason more and more amateur athletes are turning to professional trainers to retool their workouts: it鈥檚 the best way to improve performance.

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Six new ways to power up without sacrificing taste

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Niner launches a steel 29+ mountain bike and auctions nine special editions to benefit trail advocacy.

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Diamondback jumps into the enduro game with a flashy 27.5 machine

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4 new mountain and road bike kits for summer

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Trek teams up with Penske Racing to make its already excellent trail bike even better.

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People have been trying to build a better bike almost as long as people have been trying to build a better mousetrap. With the Denny, that quest may be over鈥攁t least when it comes to urban commuting.

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In The Art of Competition, Ironman-turned-author Mark Allen gives insight into the thoughts that helped him race his fastest while living to the fullest.

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The Colorado brand says its newfangled suspension is even better than its previous excellent iteration.

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Cycling isn't always spectator-friendly. But the UCI's decision to allow on-the-bike cameras at the Tour de France might just change how you view the sport.

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As climate change threatens snowpack, ski areas are adopting a new survival strategy: Beefing up the summer fun.

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Boston鈥檚 bike program prepares to take the next step鈥攂y making cycling an option for low-income riders, too.

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Cycling is known for being low-impact. But does that mean it's bad for your bones?

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Six new pieces of gear you鈥檒l see on the pros at this year鈥檚 Tour de France

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Five companies launched new models for their Tour de France teams. Even if you can't ride the new bikes yet, you can drool over 'em.

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Serious careers? Check. Committed to their families? Check. Able to beat the pros at their own game? You know it. Five hard-charging desk jocks who manage to do it all share the secrets of their success.

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Ted King has a secret. The Tour de France cyclist believes maple syrup is a super fuel that's actually delicious, and he wants to bring the sweet elixir to a gel packet near you.

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Summer's best timepieces play hard, no matter what you throw at them.

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11 questions you鈥檙e too embarrassed to ask about cycling鈥檚 most famous race.

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That's right. Some Specialized engineers have proven that shaved legs are faster than furry ones. So next time your girlfriend hassles you about your shiny calves, tell her science is on your side.

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To win this year鈥檚 Tour Divide, Jefe Branham rode 170 miles a day, slept an average of four hours a night, and endured both unrelenting snow and 100-degree heat for 16 days straight. What you can learn from his time in the pain cave.

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Beat the crowds on the not-so-beaten path this summer in one of America's favorite national parks.

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That magic threshold is, well, bogus. And we've known it for years. So why are we still so obsessed with logging 10,000 hours of deliberate practice?

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The roads are dangerous. But the real hate happens on social media. And it's both disgusting and scary.

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With last month鈥檚 win at the Dauphin茅, the young Garmin-Sharp racer showed that he's ready for the Tour de France. Will we see an American on the podium this year?

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Seriously. Abbey Road Farm Bed and Breakfast offers an idyllic farm experience (plus llamas) in the outdoorsy paradise of Carlton, Oregon.

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国产吃瓜黑料 road bikes are in, 鈥榗ross bikes are still trending, disc brakes are coming to road bikes, and 26-inch-wheels are dying.

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The future is gear.

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Finally, an aero road helmet that doesn鈥檛 look ridiculous.

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Take the biggest all-terrain road race in the country, ride the category-defining bike, throw in some kindly Midwestern spirit, and you鈥檝e got a compelling case for gravel racing.

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"It's like learning to ride a bike" just got a whole new meaning

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There's nothing more American than hitting the open road with the windows down, the music up, and a cooler full of beer in the backseat (you know, for later). Sure, the game has changed a little鈥攕martphones have all but rendered guidebooks and crumpled maps obsolete鈥攂ut one essential question remains: where to go? Look no further. We hand-picked the ten best, most adventure-packed road trips in the country.

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It's a lonely road from Las Cruces, New Mexico, through West Texas, but very much worth it. Just a few reasons why: surreal white sand dunes, a massive network of caves, and mountain biking trails all to yourself.

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A Southern Colorado loop where you can rough it in a yurt and throw one back in Durango.

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Start in the Grand Canyon and wander up to Moab, Utah, with some moonlit camping and excellent mountain biking along the way.

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The route from Jackson, Wyoming, to Glacier National Park, Montana packs in five national parks and plenty of watering holes.

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Hit up Best Towns 2014 winner Duluth, Minnesota, then hike and bike your way to Michigan's renowned shores.

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Behold the biggest鈥攁nd possibly the best鈥攍ong-travel 29er we鈥檝e ever tried.

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From smart grills to high-tech camping toys, these gadgets are designed for dads who get after it outside.

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Seven men want to share a few thousand pieces of gear with the world. And they need your help.

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To best appreciate the fruit of the vine, you have to go to the source. And if the source happens to be the eastern foothills of the Andes in Mendoza, Argentina, all the better. This high-altitude terroir produces rich flavors, but the environs are also ripe for exploration by bike,…

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Bikes and boards loaded on the VW Kombi Camper

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Nearly unlimited transit and trail data is coming to an app near you. And whether you're seeking singletrack or chasing a commuter train, that's a very big deal.

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National parks are America's greatest recreational asset. Now an overdue movement will make them even better.

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These images, from some of 国产吃瓜黑料's favorite photographers, will make you want to pack your bags and get lost in adventure.

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One of the weirdest contraptions on two wheels might be the best thing you can do for your running

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Dream all you want about your adventure bucket list, but isn't it better to get right out there and start ticking off boxes? Let these trips be your inspiration鈥攐r your exact blueprint.

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Rail trails are the ultimate in reusing and recycling. Converted from former railroad corridors, these multi-use paths carve gentle grades through cities and the countryside, making them family-friendly routes for hiking and biking. To date, there are more than 1,800 rail trails open nationwide, covering more than 21,000 miles. 鈥淭hey…

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In his new memoir, George Hincapie delves into the past, examining his relationship with Lance Armstrong and his own choice to take performance-enhancing drugs. In an extended interview, he explains why he still has hope for cycling.

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Fun for the whole family doesn't have to mean boring for you. These high-adrenaline festivals will keep everyone going all day.

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Yes, 29ers can turn just fine. No, 26ers aren鈥檛 alive and well. Now would everyone please just pick your favorite bike, shut up, and ride?

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Shane Niemeyer started exercising in prison after hitting rock-bottom. We talked to him about his path to become a regular Ironman competitor who's now gunning for a spot at the World Championships in Kona.

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Increasingly common roadside emergency bike services have you covered鈥攕ort of.

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Manufacturers are hard at work making your helmet safer and smarter. Here's what to expect from the next generation.

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With the launch of Strava Metro, the Bay Area-based online fitness company hopes to become an advocate for its users.

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Europe has a secret. It's called Albania鈥攁 Maryland-size playground of rugged peaks, emerald seas, and ripping rivers. The only catch? It's really poor, graft is rampant, and there's little environmental regulation. Pack your bribe money for a warts-and-all jaunt through the wildest post-Communist state on earth.

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When it comes to performance anxiety, fitness competitions can be a lot like taking the SATs or giving an important speech. And yes, over-thinking or stressing about them beforehand can, indeed, cause you to “choke,” according to a study presented last week at the British Psychological Society’s…

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It's never too late to start training, just keep at it

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After an Ontario motorist struck and killed a teenage boy, the family sued her. But the driver sued right back, claiming her hardship was as bad as theirs. We鈥檙e left wondering: who's to blame?

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From ultrathin condoms to high-tech women's skis, the world's strongest and lightest material has almost limitless possibilities. But the real breakthroughs so far have come in the world of sports.

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It used to be, you could get tasered for riding your bike to the airport. Thankfully, the great urban two-wheel boom has seen dedicated lanes and other cycling infrastructure added to airports worldwide. Thus, it鈥檚 no longer that strange (or seemingly suspicious鈥攕heesh!) for a cyclist to pedal…

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