And then there is this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ2RAxV7HNw

What in the hell did I just watch?

Jeffrey White said:

Sure, this checks out: Specialized's new Zertz Command Cockpit

Seems legit.

David Yang said:

What in the hell did I just watch?

I hear it smells like old testosterone patches and dirty blood bags

Need to recover after a workout? Eat a cheeseburger

HALLELUJAH. As we've always suspected, it's all just fuel for the fire.

Dear French Railways:  We are staging a small race this weekend.  Please give us more than 30 seconds heads up if you have any bullet trains coming through that morning.

Signed,
AVD
 Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO)

French railway seeks legal action against Roubaix riders
 

Paris Roubaix has a loooong tradition of dealing and stopping while the train rides by. Sometimes it has solidified the lead.

Can you even imagine if a rider had been hit by the train?!?

There'd be nothing left.....those suckers haaaaul

ex-Kissena Michelle Lee gets profiled in Australia's Cycling Tips for starting a women's only club in Philadelphia.

http://cyclingtips.com.au/2015/04/fit-for-the-fight/

Michelle is everything awesome.

Tilford on rules and trains. Gotta say I agree 100%

http://stevetilford.com/2015/04/14/rules-arent-made-to-be-broken/

scroll down a bit to see Phil Miller, Chief Official at Redlands, comment on the issue.

UCI to lift ban on disc brakes in August
Read more at
http://velonews.competitor.com/2015/04/bikes-and-tech/uci-to-lift-ban-on-disc-brakes-in-august_366590#ZbQuShV71dFkwC2r.99

TGV drove a train through the peloton and then complained. #france

  ,,,,

Is LBL this weekend? If so why is there no press coverage?

Amstel , this weekend , LBL ,next

Warming up is often discussed on this forum. Here's what pro cyclist and coach Adam Myerson has to say about it.

http://www.cycle-smart.com/node/978

Without casting judgment on any rider, this highlights how convoluted pro racing is structured and how little safety net or leverage the riders have in their sport. 

^see Cosmo's last HTRWW...

That's like going to work for Maddoff and then suing the SEC because you lost your job. Please. Ridiculous.

I understand the pressure Fuglsang wants to place on the UCI, but he should actually consider suing Vinokourov.

Ultimately, whether Astana is allowed to continue or not, Cookson wants to send a message, and he has. 

Cookson is also stating the obvs: Astana today looks not unlike Postal/Discovery, and that is not ok.

eloy said:

I understand the pressure Fuglsang wants to place on the UCI, but he should actually consider suing Vinokourov.

This

Ouch. 

http://velonews.competitor.com/2015/04/news/competitive-cyclist-suspends-strava-credits-program_367475

got 22bucks! Pinarello Dogma here I come!!! oh wait...

And this is why the skewer lever should be on the other side of the wheel..

Red Beard and Ilya getting a bike snob shout out!

http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/2015/04/all-or-nothing-rapidly-eroding-middle.html?m=1

This article could be cross posted elsewhere, because it relates to racing strategy:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-of-the-gila-2015/stage-1/results

The relevant quote from Chris Horner:

Horner defended his decision not to contribute, saying he is still suffering from lung problems that cropped up during last year's Tour de France, and isn't at his best. "Everyone was saying, Chris you have to put someone on the front, and I said no, I can't win," Horner told Cyclingnews. "The break gained that time because they said if you don't ride, we won't ride. But I'm not going to put my guys on the front to get fifth. Clearly they're going to out time-trial me, too, so clearly if they want to win they're going to have to ride the front."