Why the Paris Roubaix Winner Gets a Rock
Some trophies look expensive from the other end of the room. The Paris–Roubaix trophy looks heavy. A rough block of granite sits on a polished base. There are...
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Bernard Hinault Was Ready to Quit That Snowy Liège
The photograph tells you Bernard Hinault kept riding. It doesn’t tell you how close he came to stopping. Looking back on the 1980 Liège–Bastogne–Liège in a VeloNews interview,...
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The Little Chapel Where Cycling Keeps Its Memories
A bicycle usually belongs somewhere it can be ridden. Put one inside a chapel, alongside jerseys and other reminders of racing, and it asks to be looked at...
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The Small Cotton Bag With a Big Job in Cycling
A musette is a remarkably plain object to find in a sport obsessed with equipment. It’s a small bag with a long shoulder strap. A team name may...
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