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Sebastian Kienle Talks Kona Bike Strategy

• By Aaron Hersh
• Published Oct 10, 2012

Now the German who may be the heir to the title of Strongest Ride in Triathlon is going back up in distance for his first stab at Hawaii.

• Julie Dibens Talks Bike Training

  • By Aaron Hersh
  • Published Oct 9, 2012

  Bike machine Julie Dibens answered live reader questions earlier today on Triathlete.com about how to improve as a cyclist. Click here for

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  Think Drafting Is Easy? You Try It

  • By Scott Fliegelman
  • Published Jun 4, 2012
  • Updated Oct 24, 2012 at 3:48 PM UTC

  We can all learn from the demands of draft-legal racing as we look for new ways to get fitter and faster on the bike.

• British Triathlete Rides Wooden Bike Into The Record Books

  • By Triathlete.com
  • Published Aug 18, 2011

  Held together only by wooden joints and glue, the Splinterbike topped 11mph. A bicycle made entirely out of wood by a Norfolk carpenter has

• Australian Cycling Star Killed In Italy

  • By Triathlete.com
  • Published Jul 7, 2011

  Carly Hibberd, a 26-year-old rising star of Australian cycling, dies of head injuries after being hit by a car. An elderly driver is

• David Zabriskie Going Vegan For The Tour De France

  • By Triathlete.com
  • Published Jun 30, 2011

  Elite cyclist consulted triathlete Brendan Brazier for guidance as he aims to compete in the Tour de France on a mostly vegan diet. To

• Become A Better Cyclist: Ride Like A Roadie

  • By Aaron Hersh
  • Published Jun 17, 2011
  • Updated Oct 24, 2012 at 4:20 PM UTC

  Despite the differences between tri cycling and road racing, every triathlete can up their enjoyment of the second discipline by learning a

• Multisport World NYC: The Mechanics Of Optimal Cycling

  • By Webmaster
  • Published May 18, 2011

  This video features Andrew Kraszewski breaking down the mechanics of optimal cycling.

• Sally Meyerhoff’s Father Honors His Late Daughter

  • By Triathlete.com
  • Published Mar 28, 2011

  Pro triathlete and runner remembered by her father at Arizona track meet. The Chandler Rotary Track and Field Invitational on Saturday at

• Paratriathlete Makes History, Not Excuses

  • By Triathlete.com
  • Published Mar 28, 2011

  Connecticut woman who lost the use of her right arm after a cycling accident is honored as a paratriathlete. When faced with an unexpected