#cyclocosm

[cyclocosm]

giffity gif gif gif

go watch the HTRWW

[videolepsy-blog]

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[theclaireio]

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@timezonechaser @cyclocosm @playbill @acropulse @mapletheleonberger @staff

[rollersinstinct]

100 Years of Giro Winners from Cyclocosm.com

[slamthatstem]

How The Race Was Won, from Cyclocosm, is BACK.  For now.

Absurdly better than any short-form coverage you can find anywhere else.  Do yourself a favor and watch it.

There are industry-types reading this blog - I know there are.  You need to open your wallets and pay this guy some money so we can have these fantastic videos all the friggin' time.

[teamdreambicyclingteam]

Stupid Sexy Flanders

Did you miss Flanders? If you did, no problem, Cyclocosm has you covered.  To be honest, I would rather be outside than watching six hours of bicycle racing on a shitty internet feed & wasting a beautiful weekend.  That being said, people like Cyclocosm & Svenness have just the thing for your I.A.D.D (Indoor Attention Deficit  Disorder) and continue to create these highlight videos ranging from 5-20 minutes in length.

[cycleangelo]

VIDEO: HOW THE RACE WAS WON: GIRO STAGES 1-3 Haven't had time to watch the Giro, my fellow Americans? No worries. Cyclocosm.com brings you yet another compilation of race highlights from the first three stages. Enjoy.

[asummersanscycling]

Cyclocosm: How the Race was won - Paris Roubaix 2012

[cyclocosm]

Cyclocosm turned 7 today! I would like to post more. Maybe soon.

[womenscycling]

The Week in Bike #32 - 22 August 2014 - Cosmo Catalano The week's news and stuff, including the Ladies Tour of Norway, Vårgårda TTT and (the horror) Tinkoff (ugh)

[johnthemonkey]

From Bikehugger: Bicycling Magazine: Lance Profiteers Either Way

For more than a decade now Bicycling magazine has been positioning itself as the “rah rah” supporter of the Lance Universe. Cover stories have drooled over Lance’s various comebacks. They have produced multi-page guides to watching Lance in the tour (sometimes made ironically irrelevant by broken collar bones). They’ve sold books about Lance written by their own Bill Strickland who, in turn has been one of the biggest Lance supporters in print.

One issue I checked and found the word Lance present on every other page of the front of the book (the part of a magazine before the feature articles start). Chris Carmichael for more than a year included the word Lance in the first paragraph of every column. The magazine has taught us how to ride like Lance, climb like Lance, train like Lance, descend like Lance and make a comeback—you guessed it—like Lance.

Finally, if Lance did dope, magazines like Bicycling are partially culpable. His revenue, his fame, his notoriety was borne on the back of their rising circulation numbers and any illicit drug use would have been to keep that very same fame and fortune alive.

read more at bikehugger.com

Interesting piece on Bikehugger - reminds me slightly of the Cyclocosm piece about the post-Lance tour;

"Can you even imagine it? No more armies of dentists dragging the LBS out of the red each year with Lance-replica Trek purchases. No more Chris Carmichael promising phantom results to middle-aged racers about to train themselves out of love with the sport." (that piece is here, http://cyclocosm.com/2010/07/welcome-to-le-tour-2-0/ )

Cyclocosm's piece is from last year, and tries to figure out the shape of a post-Lance bike culture in the US - perhaps the apparent repositioning of Bicycling is the first glimmer of it?

[nonprocycling]

RT @Cyclocosm: BUT WHAT WILL HE LOOK AT THEN??!!!11 https://t.co/Ds8bs8I73R

[asummersanscycling]

How the Race was Won: Milan San Remo 2013.

Wish Cosmo had a tip jar, I'd love to chip for all the amusement (and razor-sharp analysis) these clips hold.

[telltaler]

Damn it feels good to be a gangsta blogger.

[cyclocosm]

Cyclocosmblr turned 7 today!

Woo for seven years of abject futility! Let’s jam a few more candles onto that cupcake. 

[womenscycling]

The Week In Bike #17 - 25 April 2014 (by Cosmo Catalano) Includes conversation about the Flèche Wallonne coverage...