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Fatty is back and has stories of keeping up with his training while training for a new job. He was on the road, in hotels, and wonders if those stationary bikes he rode did…

A Dutchman turned Californian is racing around his adopted home state in the Amgen Tour of California. Laurens ten Dam is an interesting case of work-life balance. He has kept…

Disc brakes could be back in the pro peloton in time for the Tour de France. The Paceline breaks down the latest on the back-and-forth fight over brake technology. And the…

The Paceline is going with the flow, Flow State that is. Padraig has penned a feature article for Bicycling magazine and we take the opportunity to discuss that magic moment…

The Paceline continues to chase the road disc controversy. Padraig has some additions to his post “The Debacle.” We have reactions from manufacturers. They are in a pickle.…

The UCI puts the brakes on disc brakes in the pro peloton. The Paceline goes over the claim of one rider that is at the center of this reversal and the lack of spine within…

The Hell of the North was a helluva surprise. An Aussie is the unlikely winner of Paris-Roubaix and he did it on a bike better suited for criteriums than cobbles. The Paceline…

The Paceline is really embracing spring. And spring means bergs, cobbles and second guessing. Our  hosts put on their director sportif hats and breakdown the decisive moment…

The Paceline focuses on safety in the pro peloton as the calendar turns to one of the most important, crowded and aggressive races of the season-The Tour of Flanders. The week…

The first monument of 2016 has ended with the winner being accused of cheating. And his Strava file is part of the argument. How did a sprinter get the KOM on the second to…