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Team Argos-Shimano is pleased with invitation Vuelta a España
On Monday, the organization of the Vuelta a España announced that Team Argos-Shimano has received an invitation for its race. The management of Team Argos-Shimano is very grateful to the organizer of the Vuelta a España for its faith in the team.

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Castelli Tech; Garmin's Secret Weapon
Creating clothing for athletes at the highest level of the sport is the most demanding proving ground for Castelli. Ryder Hesledal was not only reaping the benefits of his light weight Cervélo R5ca bike on the first epic Giro mountain stage to Cervinia, the super light weight and quick drying Castelli Inferno shorts and Climbers jersey gave him an extra advantage in the big mountains.

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Chris from Arundel shares his thoughts on rallies......

"My ride report:

In Texas, Grand Fondos are called rallies and I paid money to have my head kicked in at one Saturday. The thundering herd left town at a good pace and when the youngsters stretched the rubber band on the (small) hills, it caused a split. I ended up on the wrong side of the split, in the lead group. I say wrong side because I planned on hiding all day and talking but ended up having to do 1/8th of the work – which I hate.
But it got worse. My one club mate (in the lead group) and I were both dropped on later hills with another hapless moron, so now it was 1/3rd of the work. Needless to say, only 100kms of bike riding and I was destroyed.

You have no idea of how bad it sucks to have no talent, no engine.

Regards,

cw