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Readers’ Rigs: John’s Specialized Creo SL Expert

Not before time; we have an e-bike Readers’ Rig. John in South Carolina has sent us photos of his Specialized Creo SL Expert… It has the look, it has the power and for a big bike it’s not that heavy. Is this the future for many of us that want to stay active, what do you think?

Name: John Siddens
Location: Greenville, South Carolina, USA
Bike: 2019 61 cm Specialized Creo SL Expert
Groupset: Shimano Ultegra
Wheels: Roval C 38 Carbon
Pedals: Shimano Ultegra PD-R8000
Saddle: Sella SMP Plus
Other: K Edge Garmin Mount / Quad Lock Cell Phone Mount
Motor: Specialized SL 1.1, custom lightweight motor
UI/Remote: Specialized TCU, 10-LED State of charge, 3-LED Ride Mode display, ANT+/Bluetooth®
Battery: Specialized SL1-320, fully integrated, 320Wh
Charger: Custom charger, 48V System w/SL system charger plug
Weight: 11.9 kg / 26.2 lbs.

When did you buy it?
January, 2020.


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PEZ Talk: Speed Skating Cyclist Mia Manganello Kilburg

Rider Interview: We are not really sure if Mia Manganello Kilburg is a ‘Speed Skating Cyclist’ or a ‘Cycling Speed Skater’ but whichever, it was about time Ed Hood caught up with her to fund out about her Olympic aspirations.

It was back in August 2017 we last spoke to Mia Manganello Kilburg; she was about to put her cycling career on hold and concentrate on her first love of speed skating with a view to making the Winter Olympic Games in China. Her agent, ex-pro Mike Englemann thought we might like to catch up with her as she takes up where she left off with her cycling career, riding for UCi squad DNA Pro Cycling.

PEZ: The Winter Olympics, PyeongChang, did you make it and how did it go?
Mia Manganello Kilburg: I was extremely honored to have made my first Olympic Team in 2018. I qualified in three events, the 1500m, Mass Start and Team Pursuit. The first event for me at the games was the 1500m. Unfortunately I was ill going into this race so I just did my best, which is all I was looking to do anyways; a medal was not in sights for me in that event. Next was the Team Pursuit. This was going to be the first time the three of us, Brittany Bowe, Heather Bergsma and myself, would be racing with one another. We knew we were capable of a lot but still not sure what to expect. After three rounds and the help of our fourth teammate Carlijn Schoutens, we were able to earn the bronze medal. This was the first medal for USA Long Track Speed Skating since 2010 and the first one for the US women since 2002.

I ended my first Olympics with probably the most fun of races, the Mass Start. I was racing this along with my teammate again, Heather Bergsma. The race was going just as we hoped. We sat in the back and waited for the right moment for me to go to the front and lead Heather out for the medal. After pulling off with one to go, much like bike racing, ‘you know what’ happens and Heather wasn’t able to cross the line top three. I have no regrets or disappointments from my first Olympics. To become an Olympian was the dream then to walk away with a medal was a very delicious cherry on top.


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Gear Break: Clothing, Wheels, Shoes, L’Eroica, Bar Tape and Masks

Gear Break: Another wide range of goods for your viewing pleasure: New clothing from La Passione, wheels from Roval and PEdALED/fizik gravel shoe. Lizard Skins DSP bar tape V2, L’Eroica permanent route and cycling holidays and Muc-Off partners with local companies in PPE production.

La Passione Duo Jersey and Club Bib Shorts

If blue is your favorite color, you’re going to love the La Passione Duo jersey in Lake (a sort of sea blue/turquoise combination) and Club bib shorts in Blue (a dark navy). Together, they make for a striking look that will certainly draw compliments on your next group ride.

• Shop for other cycling jerseys here

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Catching Up with UAE’s Tadej Pogačar

Rider Interview: We spoke to the young prodigy Tadej Pogačar at the UAE Team Emirates training camp back in January – Since then a lot has happened. The overall win in Valencia and second in the UAE Tour and… COVID-19. Ed Hood caught up with Tadej in Slovenian lock down.


A big future to think about for Tadej Pogačar

He’s the man I said that despite his prodigious talent would fade in the final week of the 2019 Vuelta due to his tender years. Tadej Pogačar (UAE-Team Emirates and Slovenia) went on to win the Stages 13 and 20, was best young rider, second on points, third on GC and fourth in the king of the mountains in the Tour of Spain. Ed got that one wrong!

And in 2020 before Señor Coronavirus popped his head up, the 21 year-old Slovenian won two stages and the GC in Valenciana then a stage and was second on GC in the UAE Tour. His UAE team know a good thing when they see one and he’s on their books until at least the end of 2024. We caught up with Tadej during ‘lock down’ for a chat.


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EUROTRASH News Round Up Thursday!

We live in difficult times, the COVID-19 pandemic and now race riots. USA Cycling joins the debate on racism – Top Story. The Tour/Giro/Vuelta are still in the balance, as is the rest of the season. Lots of rider, race and team news. Stuybar races in Czech Republic, Germany has its first race and Deceuninck – Quick-Step have a training camp. ‘New Normal’ on the way? And Het Laatste Nieuws summarises the ESPN Lance Armstrong documentary.


TOP STORY: USA Cycling Joins Debate on Racism
The American cycling federation, USA Cycling, has taken part in the international discussion that is currently being held about racism. The federation puts its hand in its own chest. “As a forerunner in the American cycling community, we admit that we were part of the problem of inequality and representation in our sport,” writes USA Cycling.

“No conversation can change the past. We have to use our position in society to embrace each other, stand up and ride together with the black community of our cycling family,” the union said on social media. “We must ensure equality, equity, transparency and dignity.”

“Being able to cycle is a privilege to safely discover the cities and paths in our country. We pride ourselves on being ambassadors for that. USA Cycling will make its voice heard as a national sports federation, in a sport that continues to grow with integration and that is committed to stimulating necessary change.”


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Retailers deal with looting in aftermath of George Floyd protests

LOS ANGELES (BRAIN) — Some bicycle shops nationwide suffered theft and damage over the weekend in the wake of the George Floyd protests that flared into riots in some cities.

One retailer, Jay Wolff, who owns five shops in the greater L.A. area, lost about 40% of his overall inventory over the weekend from the I. Martin Bicycles location on Beverly Boulevard.

"Most of the stores were hit around I. Martin," Wolff said. "There wasn't a store that really wasn't touched. And the graffiti ... It's horrible. It looks like a war zone."

I. Martin suffered "north" of $130,000 in inventory loss, including several e-mountain bikes ranging in price from $10,000-$12,000. "Obviously, inventory was a little low because we've been partially open because of COVID and staffing," he said. "They were taking anything they could get their hands on."

Wolff said there were thousands of protesters along a mile stretch of Beverly Boulevard. The store has roll-down gates but some don't go all the way down and were vulnerable to entry. He said one of the front doors was broken before he and others boarded it and left for his Helen's Cycles Santa Monica, California, location.

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Freewheeling Podcast: Katie Hall’s Everesting and getting to know Jose Been

We have another excitingly packed episode for you all today. We kick off with Loren and Abby discussing the breaking news of Lorena Wiebes leaving Parkhotel Valkenburg and signing for Team Sunweb. This episode possibly includes the most women’s cycling news we’ve seen since January, with announcements by Anna van der Breggen and Chantal Blaak that they will hang up their race bikes in 2022 in exchange for the driver’s seat of team directors for SD Worx, a virtual Skoda V-Series 3 day women’s race to replace the OVO Energy Women’s Tour, and the possibility of a brand new team on the horizon.

A very special guest joins Abby for this week’s episode of Freewheeling. Abby starts off by getting to know Jose Been before they chat about Jose’s most recent CyclingTips article about her quarantine experience and finding a way to wind down while getting fit on the bike and discovering more beauty on her home roads.

As a special bonus, Abby chats with podcast regular (and favorite) Katie Hall about her Everesting world record and how she is spending life with no bike racing. 

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A Message From Velo Orange

We stand in solidarity with Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Our country is fractured by systemic racism and social injustices that have been ingrained in so many parts of our society and for so long. We will not and cannot sit on the sidelines and ignore those who are in need - that's part of the problem. We are calling on other companies and anyone who has a platform to help raise further awareness and funds for BIPOC organizations. Velo Orange will be donating to each of these organizations and fundraisers, and we encourage anyone who can (even a few dollars) to donate as well.

Retailers, are you allowing customers into your store again?

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Yes, with no restrictions
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Retailers attempt to balance safety of customers, staff when reopening shops

'My staff's health and my customer's safety isn't worth someone's money.'

HATTIESBURG, Miss. (BRAIN) — With careful consideration of staff and customer health, many bike retailers are wrestling with the safe way to reopen to foot traffic after shelter-in-place orders lift in the wake of COVID-19.

"We're erring on the side of caution as we have a 15-month-old staying with us as his daycare has closed; one employee's mom just had brain surgery and her immune system is compromised; my dad is in his 80s; and at age 63 in our state, I have an 8% chance of dying if I become infected with this virus," said James Moore of Moore's Bike Shop.

He considered opening a small section of his store to customers to create a "boutique look."

"That area has its own outside entrance as it once was a separate business and has its own AC system, so air there will not mix with air in our main showroom area where we're also doing assemblies and repairs," said Moore, who in recent months has conducted all business in the parking lot with a weather-proof service writing area.

Despite that well-thought-out plan, Moore won't reopen for foot traffic any time soon, citing the steady COVID-19 death rates in Mississippi.

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Mega List of Project Updates!

by Igor

I first wanted to start off with a huge thank you to all of our customers, readers, suppliers, and staff for your support during these strange times.

Velo Orange is a strong company, and in the midst of challenging times like these, we're adapting and moving forward. We wanted to share some of the moves we're making that we're proud of, and look forward to coming to fruition.

Polyvalents


We've designed, tested, prototyped, and have sent the next generation Polyvalents into production. And let me tell you - they are a blast! We're offering two frame styles: "Low-Kicker" and "Diamond."

The first production run is going to be in the "Low-Kicker" configuration. In addition to being able to get on and off the saddle easily at stoplights, this low-slung top tube setup is a great option for lots of different riders. Fully loaded tourists will find it significantly easier to mount and dismount. Riders with limited flexibility will be able to ride a seriously capable and fun bike without compromising performance. Lastly, riders down to 5' will be able to have a very comfortable position with both drop and flat bars.

We'll also be offering a diamond-frame option for those after a more traditional look. These are just going into testing, but here is a raw frame picture.



Both will be in this absolutely stunning Metallic Sage paint. These should be available around October. We'll be opening up a pre-sale soon with more info, geometry, and close-ups, so stay tuned.



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We've just gotten the final prototypes of the Pass Hunters and they are sooooo good. I'm super excited to be offering the (in my opinion) perfect "Sport Touring Bike."


The first Pass Hunter design called for the smaller sizes to be built around a 26x45mm tire size, but in the time of prototyping and testing the first iteration, this tire size is simply no longer common or available. We even talked to a number of rim and tire manufacturers who were discontinuing performance-oriented 26" rims and tires. Bummer. No worries, we've re-designed the framesets to accommodate 650bx47mm or 700x32mm tires and fenders across the board.


They've already passed testing and are going into production shortly, once we've ok'd everything on our end. They'll be available in both Brick Red and Sky Blue. We'll be doing a pre-sale for these as well.

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And for these thru-axle frames, new hubs are in production! This new rear hub shell is a custom design with a ratchet housing based off the classic, smooth-lined Record (my favorite). The design will retain our tool-free disassembly and maintenance and will include QR end caps for those who are using QR disc hubs. We'll have rim brake hub options, too.

Noir Flat Pack Rack


Since we got the Flat Pack Rack in, we've had a ton of interest in a Noir-ified version, alas stainless steel cannot be anodized or reliably powdercoated. But! A sample just arrived of a powdercoated chromoly steel version and I quickly mounted it on my Pass Hunter. It's just as strong, weighs the same, and is as easily adjusted. These will go into production soon.

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What's one better than lucky #7? Lucky #8 of course! They have 8cm of rise, 800mm of width, and 8 degrees of sweep.

These are still in the prototyping phase, but they are fun!

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Another addition to the Velo Orange X Road Runner Bags luggage collaboration! The Doover, meaning thingamabob/thingamajig, is perfect for mounting at the front as a handlebar bag or on your saddle! In both cases, it can be used with or without a supporting rack. It is waterproof, cavernous, uses a roll top closure, and includes side webbing to use our existing Cell Phone and Snapper Sack accessory pockets. We're still testing them, but here's a picture.


Piolets

We're getting more Piolets in Fall, and in a new color. We'll reveal the color when we decide what it will be =)

Wheels

We're getting more 650b and 20" mini-velo wheels within the next few weeks. Thanks for your patience.

Two Container Arrivals

We're expecting two container arrivals: one in June and one in July. Both will have parts and accessories that you have been waiting on. The first of which will include Klunker Bars, Quill Stems, Granola Bars, Curvy Bars, Wheel Stabilizers, Copenhagen Kickstands, Noir Sabot Pedals, Happy Stems, and Voyager Rims.

The next one will have Crazy BarsRemovable Faceplate Quill Stems, and some other miscellanea that didn't fit in the first container.

Be sure to sign up for automated product alerts for the respective products you've asked about. Most of these items are extremely popular and go out the door fast.

We're also expecting a shipment of Blue Lug handlebars and Brass pieces to arrive within the next two weeks.

International Orders

We've had a few overseas folks say that their packages have been stuck in Jamaica Plains, NY or other USPS hubs. The issue is that USPS doesn't own their own planes, so they ship packages on passenger airplanes or contract through carriers like FedEx. Well, people aren't flying nearly as much anymore, so these hubs are getting severely backed up.

We have started shipping most international orders through FedEx to prevent delays in getting products to you. Depending on what's in your order and where you are, we may have to invoice you because of these increases in shipping costs, in which case we will email you first.

So that about wraps up all of the new and exciting things coming out of VO HQ right now. All of these new projects have kept us enthusiastic and engaged in an otherwise trying time. Thanks again, stay safe, comment if you have something on your mind, and as always - Happy Riding!












Junking JUMP e-bikes, e-scooters draws bike advocates' ire

SAN FRANCISCO (BRAIN) — Uber is under fire from cycling advocates about shipping unwanted e-bikes and e-scooters to a scrap yard amid a bike shortage brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Earlier this month, Lime acquired Uber's JUMP bike-share line of e-bikes and e-scooters. While Lime took possession of much of the inventory, Uber was left with thousands of bikes and scooters. Advocates say the bikes and scooters could've been donated, with bikes becoming a more popular means of transportation in the age of COVID-19.

A Florida businessman, Cris Moffitt, posted photos and a short video on Twitter on May 22 of the JUMP bikes at the North Carolina scrap yard. He also posted two more seconds-long videos four days later. The videos have garnered between 38,000 and 110,000 views as of Thursday afternoon. 

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— Cris Moffitt (@CrisMoffitt) May 22, 2020

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6 Handy Bike Hacks

Misplaced a tool and need a job on your bike doing? Fear not, check out our bike fix hacks. The temporary hacks below are not supposed to replace an item in your toolkit, but might just get you through… Chain Holder Chain maintenance? Need a chain holder for removing and installing a quick link? – […]

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Roadmap Episodes: How to make heroes

How does a sport make heroes? How does cycling build superstars? This is the focus of our third Roadmap Episode, digging into the future of pro cycling at a time when the future is anything but clear. 

We speak with Justin Williams, who has built his Legion criterium team into a mini media house, and to Helen Wyman, who understands the lessons road cycling can learn from cyclocross. And finally, we talk to Kimo Seymour of Life Time, the company that owns North America’s largest gravel events. 

Click here for a direct download, and here to listen on Soundcloud. The CyclingTips podcast is on Spotify as well, and you can listen to it there. Or just subscribe to the CyclingTips Podcast via RSSiTunesStitcher, or Google Play.

The Roadmap series

Pro cycling is in a time of intense change, and we believe that in chaos comes opportunity. The Roadmap Episodes delve into cycling’s heroes, its calendar, its power players, and more. We speak with powerful and creative individuals from all over the sport, including Dave Brailsford, Jonathan Vaughters, Rapha’s Simon Mottram, Justin Williams, Helen Wyman, Iris Slappendel, and more.

If you missed any of our earlier episodes, head back and catch up:

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Nerd Alert Podcast: ‘Ask a mechanic’ returns, Zwift cheating, and MTBs

In our latest episode of Nerd Alert, we kick things off with a discussion of Strava’s recent announcement and what it means for the company and its many, many users.

We then talk about the new Cannondale Scalpel, a bike that blends some old concepts into an extremely modern bike.

The conversation then moves to talk cheating in Zwift, and how the company is working to overcome the fairly common issues.

Finally, we welcome back our resident pro mechanic, Zac Edwards, who returns along with our popular “Ask a mechanic” segment. Here we go full-nerd reminiscing about the old weight-weenie days and discuss sticky SRAM levers, stuck freehub bodies, and then bicker about chain waxing, bar taping methods, and adapting existing wheels to Boost spacing.

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From the Top: How Zipp was built

Zipp is an indisputable icon in the wheel and component business and they have a long history of innovation. They were one of the very first brands who thought about wheels differently and pushed the envelope to bring performance wheels where they are today.

An engineer by the name of Leigh Sargent is the founder of Zipp way back in the late 80’s, and it’s a gentleman by the name of Andy Ording who was Leigh’s first employee. Ording bought the company outright in its early days, and built Zipp during its formative years. 

Zipp now belongs to SRAM and its family of products and continues its legacy of innovation, but the origins of this pioneering brand started over 30 years earlier.

Thank you to Ashley de Neef (yes, brother of Managing Editor Matt de Neef) for composing the music for the show, as well as our producer Mal Bloedel.

Andy Ording today; The man who took Zipp Wheels from a small business started by Leigh Sargent and built it into one of the biggest and most respected wheels brands today.



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Chris King is first bike manufacturer to earn Certified B-Corp status

Editor's note: A version of this article ran in the May issue of BRAIN.

PORTLAND, Ore. (BRAIN) — King Cycle Group, Inc. has become the first industry manufacturer to become a Certified B Corporation, meaning it’s “a purpose-driven business seeking to benefit all stakeholders, not just shareholders.”

B Corps are certified by the nonprofit B Lab, which verifies that a company achieves a minimum score for its impacts on workers, customers, community and the environment. 

The certification requires a company to make its impact report publicly available and amend its legal governing documents to require its board of directors to balance profit and purpose.

There are about 3,000 certified B Corporations worldwide, and King Cycle Group is the only bike manufacturer.






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CyclingTips Podcast: Froome on the move and SRAM’s future drivetrains

We take a break from our Roadmap Episodes this week (they’ll be back next week) to bring you a news roundup, including doping positives and rumors that Chris Froome is looking to change teams. Plus, a chat with SRAM about the future of its drivetrains. Wider? Lower? Where are we going?

Then, we talk to former pro Amber Pierce. Can one descent change you?

Click here for a direct download, and here to listen on Soundcloud. The CyclingTips podcast is on Spotify as well, and you can listen to it there. Or just subscribe to the CyclingTips Podcast via RSSiTunesStitcher, or Google Play.

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5 Star Road Bike Upgrades

Replacing a few key parts can reinvigorate your riding and even boost performance. Upgrading parts also builds in a certain uniqueness to your ride. There are plenty of relatively cost effective options to improve your bike without breaking the bank. This blog features upgrades that have received 100% – 5 Star customer reviews – and […]

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VAAST Bikes revamps all packaging in the name of sustainability

BRAIN cover story from last year encourages company 'to do better.'

MIAMISBURG, Ohio (BRAIN) — Challenge accepted.

Encouraged by a BRAIN cover story from July 2019 about the industry lagging behind other outdoor segments in sustainability, VAAST Bikes revamped all packaging, making it plastic-free and unveiling it in March.

"It's been on our minds since the inception of the brand in 2018," said Joey Burke, marketing manager at VAAST. "The team began looking into packaging ideas in spring 2019, but it was not until BRAIN presented a challenge to the bike industry as a whole to do better sustainably that we decided to make this initiative a priority — to send our first shipment of bikes with sustainable packaging."

VAAST, which also launched last year as the first line of performance bikes using 100% recyclable ALLITE Super Magnesium frames, says it is the first cycling brand to use 100% recyclable fiber-based packaging constructed from recycled products. It also employs Velcro straps, which can be used for other purposes, VAAST said.

An industry sustainability expert who contributed to the BRAIN cover story was encouraged by the news.

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