Meron Teshome with 2nd place at ITT Nationals in Eritrea – Lechner takes great 15th in Germany

Patrick Lechner with 15^th place at André Greipel’s win in Erfurt with another good performance in a bunch sprint while Meron Teshome was taking silver medal behind Daniel Teklehaimanot.

It was the weekend where (almost) everywhere all over the world the countries were looking for their national champions. Most of them are allowed to wear those famous jerseys with the flags of their country on that everybody of the riders wants to wear throughout the next 12 months.

The nationals in Germany took place in a very old city named Erfurt. The history of this city goes back to the year 742 ac when it was first time officially named. And this city shows really a lot of this history when visiting it with its old houses and the huge cathedral in the city center. But not only the city has a huge tradition, also the German Championships do, as already so many famous names won this race and took the jersey with the black-red-gold ring on it, such as Erik Zabel, Jan Ullrich or Didi Thurau.

This time, all focus was on the two best sprinters in the world: André Greipel and Marcel Kittel. The latter was very motivated as he originally comes from Erfurt and it was his “home-race” and everything was set to welcome Kittel with the stripes after the race. But a lot of riders want to wear this beautiful jersey and the fight was on. 215 long kilometers, windy and fast. Almost 50 Kilometers on the clock for the first hour, suffering legs and hard fights for any position in the bunch. It was a real Championship. And when the end had come, it was the expected showdown in a bunch sprint final between the two giants of cycling. After a long sprint it was André Greipel who won for the third time the title of German Champion. And the young guy Max Walscheid from Giant –Alpecin left Marcel Kittel only the third place.

And what did the boys from Stradalli – BIKE AID do? They did great! They all fought a hard fight and brought Patrick Lechner in a good position and only with a chaotic final he missed a even better place than his 15^th. And also Niko Holler finished in the Top 20 with his 19^th rank.

Meanwhile in Eritrea: Meron Teshome took in a breathtaking fight with Daniel Teklehaimanot the silver medal only beaten by 34 seconds from the Eritrean hero and werarer of the polka-dot jersey in last year’s Tour de France. A great week-end for all Stradalli – BIKE AID riders! Well done!

Stradalli Cycle Introduces The RD17 Hydraulic Disc Brake , ultrgra 11 carbon Road Bike For Under $2,000

Carbon Bike Manufacturer Stradalli Cycle has announced that beginning

immediately they will begin offering the Stradalli Carbon RD17 Hydraulic

DiscBrake Road Bike which includes Shimano Ultegra 11 Speed, for less than $2,000.

Road bikes tend to cost between the $2,000 to $15,000 range based on

quality and components. Hydraulic disc brakes are becoming very popular in the cycling world because they offer more control, stopping power and

perform better in wet weather. However, they are also more expensive than

standard rim brakes as they require more time to assemble and more

expensive equipment. Stradalli Cycle set a goal of building a carbon road

bike with hydraulic disc brakes that would be affordable for any cyclist.

“What people don’t realize is that when they walk into a bike shop and see the selection they are dealing with a middleman. That shop already

purchased the cycles and marked them up so that they can make a profit on

a sale. We are not the middlemen, we sell our own brand and that’s why we

can offer quality full carbon cycles at lower prices than the competition.

Our quality is undeniable as our pro race teams are having success all

over the world, our customers love our product and our prices are

unbeatable. But it’s easy to offer something a little cheaper than

everyone else. We wanted to be different, truly unique and that’s the

significance of the RD17. You will literally pay twice as much or more for

the exact same bike at a bike shop. That’s what we want people to

understand.” Stradalli Cycle CFO Jeff swersky

The RD17 road bike with hydraulic disc brake is available online at the

company site and can be shipped anywhere in the world for below $2000 .

Stradalli - Bike Aid's Patrick Lechner with 2nd Place in Bolanden – Niko Holler takes 6th in Landshut

Today was an exciting race day with 2 German classics at the same time. In Bolanden (Rhineland – Palatinum) and Landshut (Bavaria) the guys from Stradalli – BIKE AID proved again they're in great shape.

With its name “Rund um den Donnersberg” (means „thunder“ in German) the race in Bolanden already expected a lot. And indeed it is a race where all year the Elite of the German road cyclists come together to fight against each other and make them suffer a lot. It is one of the few remaining real road races in Germany with 140 hard kilometers. Every single lap from 17 in total there is a 1,5 kilometer climb to leave behind. It doesn't sound  really long, and compared to the alps it is really not, but everyone who ever did a race like this, perfectly knows that if you have to do this 17 times, that is what kills you at the end. And especially when there is a hard sprint at the top of the climb for a prime: that is even worse.

After the first or even second lap everything still feels quite comfortable but then, the 5th or 6th lap, the suffering starts. And you just wish you wouldn’t do this kind of racing.

What is the solution for a situation like this? Not so easy to answer but today three guys found a solution after lap 4 and made their way alone after the top of the climb. Among them: Patrick Lechner from team Stradalli – BIKE AID. He already proved to be in great shape in the Tour of Ireland and after giving his body the needed rest, he continues with great racing! The 3 lads in front harmonized well and quite soon they had a comfortable gap between them and the main bunch of 4:30 minutes.

As they went into the last lap, the gap remained at the same time and it was sure they will race for the victory. After a breathtaking final it was Simon Nuber from Team Möbel Ehrman who won the race and beat Patrick Lechner in the Sprint. The 2nd place is a great result for Patrick and the team, and Meron Amanuel rounded the day up with his 7th place in the following group.

Far more south the second hard race took place. 130 kilometers with more than 2500 meters of climbing makes the “Grand Prix of Baier Bike sport world” to one of the most prestigious races in the south of Germany. Nikodemus Holler on his full carbon Bitonto road bike also made his way into the break-away othat was dominated by the host team with 4 people in it. After a lot of attacks and a lot of rain, Nikodemus tried to put all his cards on the table in the final lap and attacked the break. 1 Kilometer to the finish line the guys behind could catch him with all they had and it was Florenz Knauer who won the race. Niko finished on a great 6th place and continues to show he's in great shape.

A really good race day with good results from the guys of Stradalli – BIKE AID! Well done and keep going next week at the German national Championships!  

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In Cologne on the rollercoaster with the world-class – 100th edition “Rund um Köln”

For the 100^th edition of one of the most traditional races in Germany, many World Tour teams were at the start line. Together with Giant – Alpecin, Lotto – Soudal or BMC the guys from Stradalli – BIKE AID had a hard day.

The first edition of this race started in 1908 and since then the riders found the finish year by year in the city of Cologne, one of the biggest cities in Germany with a huge history and tradition. The history of Cologne goes far back to the Romans who named it “Colonia” and it was one of the major cities at the times of the Roman Empire. Lots of battles and war between Romans and Germans took place – a big history that marked all of Europe. Now, more than 2000 years later on a cloudy Sunday morning, there was another battle that took place. But this time on a different kind of battlefield with different kinds of knights using modern kinds of swords to fight. Horses that have two wheels were ridden through the hilly landscape around the city of cologne.

A battlefield with a total distance of 205 Kilometers was ahead of the “black knights” from Stradalli – BIKE AID team. Their mission: conquer the empire of the “dark Lord” André Greipel from the Lotto – Soudal kingdom.

Well, maybe the text would have been like this couple hundred years ago. Today it is more like: Continental Teams trying to present themselves among the Top riders of the World. For sure it is a fight with very different weapons, but still it is worth to fight this fight again and again. Among the best riders were names like: André Greipel (Lotto – Soudal), Taylor Phinney (BMC), Nikias Arndt (Giant – Alpecin) or Sep Vanmarcke (Lotto – Jumbo NL). And what was the plan of the guys from Stradalli – BIKE AID? Well, to put a tiny guy from Eritrea in the middle of the sprint. So far so good. Meron Amanuel, a very fast guy has to sprint against the best of the world. And all other riders would have to protect him and keep him out of all the wind and trouble that can happen during such a long race.

The plan went well, until 30 kilometers to the finish line, when Meron’s back tire punctured in a very bad moment. All that effort for nothing? No, we still had Niko to make an impact. And the small climber made it with his 55 kilos to the top 20 again, among all those sprinters. But he is a very smart guy who knows how to keep position and that led to 17^th place at the end.

A great race, a nice day and an awesome city! Thanks a lot Cologne and see you next year! 

STRADALLI – BIKE AID PREPARES FOR IRELAND AND WALES UCI RACES

The An Post Ras Ireland is the most prestigious race in Ireland, begins May 22 and Stradalli – Bike Aid pro cycling team will bring a full A-squad to compete for the overall of the 8-day UCI 2.2 stage race.

The Ras has been sponsored by An Post for the past six years, but has been a mainstay in the top level of Irish racing since 1953. The race regularly attracts top teams from all over the world. In attendance this year will be well known trade teams such as Madison Genesis UCI Continental Team and JLT Condor presented by Mavic from Britain. 

The An Post Ras is noted for being a tough race due to the hills and volatile weather. The weather in Ireland is consistently rainy and windy. The hilly terrain of Ireland combined with the weather will ensure all teams will have a tough time fighting for the leader’s jersey over the course of 8 stages.

A team containing a mix of German , French and African riders will contest An Post Ras while another top level group of Stradalli – BikeAid Riders will make their to Wales for UCI 1.1 Velothon Wales, a race also historically frequented by top level professional riders from Europe.

The team is finalizing their preparations for the race. Stradalli – Bike Aid team management are taking the ferry from Dunkerque, France to Dover in the United Kingdom so they can safely transport team cars, busses, bikes and gear necessary to complete a long block of racing in Great Britain.

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Interview With Stradalli - Bike Aid Rider Meron Teshome

Meron Teshome of Stradalli – Bike Aid German team may only be 23 years old but he is already gaining attention around the European Cycling community. Trying to give sprinters from Eritrea a great reputation, Teshome is also trying to become a great representative for the rise in African cycling.

During an interview with Teshome, we were able to get to see how impactful the Stradalli – Bike Aid efforts truly are in the lives of many young African cyclists.

When you grow up in Eritrea you grow up a fan of road cycling. It’s just the way it is back home. It doesn’t matter if you race or not, over half the population of Asmara uses bikes to commute. My uncle and great uncle were also cyclists and they influenced me to do it. I grew up wanting to be just like Tom Boonen, cycling is in my blood and it is a passion I have had my entire life.

Comparing African Cycling To European

Some people don’t realize how much of a challenge it is to reach the top in Africa as compared to Europe. There are fewer opportunities in Africa, for example in Eritrea cyclists like Daniel Teklehaimanot or Nathanael Berhane will get more looks because they are very talented climbers. Daniel is already proving to the world the level of talent there is with Eritrean climbers but that doesn’t help me to move forward to where I want to go. Cycling is so big in Europe but I think Africa is finally catching up. The fan base is great and we have a great group of highly talented cyclists coming up and winning in Europe.

Despite such a young career, Teshome has picked up victories in the Tour of Rwanda, the Tour of Eritrea, the Eritrean National Championships, the African Games ITT in 2015 and the African Continental Championships TTT in 2013.

It’s not that I look at one win to be more important than another. They are all important to me. However, one that I will always cherish is the stage I won in the Tour of Rwanda, as Rwanda is a full of mountain country. That and the African Games ITT win was also special to me because I worked so hard to improve my TT skills. When I was with the MTN team in South Africa I learned a lot about being a professional racer. This is a sport centered around family because your team is your family but also because it really does take the support of your family back home to help you become the best possible cyclist.

Being a part of the Stradalli – Bike Aid family is very special for me. This has been a tough season to start, especially the Mallorca Challenge. However, when I look back to how far I’ve come in such a short period of time, I am now racing with a great team in some of big races and I get to race on the beautiful Aversa road bike from Stradalli, I know I’m very lucky to have these opportunities and I hope to make the most of them.

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2015 A Year In Review For Stradalli Cycle

As we look back and review 2015 for Stradalli Cycle this was certainly the year where the company made their presence felt around the entire world. Whether it was our full carbon road bikes being used in the UCI Road World Championships at Richmond 2015 or our full carbon Mountain Bikes racing in Andorra, Stradalli established themselves as a global brand and we are just getting started.

USA Crits: Racing all over North America the team bonded early on with a great combination of seasoned vets and young talent. The team led the overall points standings for the majority of the season and had more pro racers finish in the top 10 of the standings than any other team including a 2^nd place overall finish.  

Local Domination: While we compete all over the world our home is South Florida and we wouldn’t be able to move forward unless we had a strong foothold in our own backyard. Our pro racers compete in local events throughout the year and this season saw more Florida racing victories than any other.

Mountain Biking: Whether it was Doug DeWeese dominating the FSC Championship on his full carbon 29er full suspension or Bob McCarty winning big races all over North America there is no doubt that we have some elite MTB riders who spent the year stuffing the company trophy case.

Sponsors Commit Early: With the success that 2015 brought and new teams forming in 2016 the sponsors were lining up early. We welcome new sponsors Papa John’s Sea Sucker, Catlike Bicycle Helmet among others and want to say thanks to past sponsors who committed to coming back early on including Safetti, Demon’s Cycle, Jaco Clothing, Diadora, FSA, Met-Rx, Bill Bone Bike Law and others. 

Richmond 2015 UCI Road World Championships: Despite great customer reviews on all our full carbon bikes Stradalli is not interested in just bragging, we put our money where our mouth is and that’s why we became the official sponsor of the Colombian National Team. Our full carbon road bikes were used in the races at Richmond 2015 and held their own against the top brands in the world. They were also featured and used during coverage of the races by ESPN Deportes, Universal Sports and others. 

New Teams: Flamingo Racing LLC announced the formation of the new Florida based cycling team: Stradalli Cycle/Papa John’s Woman’s Elite Team. This newly formed team will be racing across North America next year in the USA Crits Series and elsewhere.

Full Sponsorship: People want our full carbon road bikes and more so they want to be part of the Stradalli movement. The company joined with Wizard Racing Development Team for the upcoming season.

Bike Aid: The deal became official in December; we would become the title and bike sponsor for Bike Aid and form the Stradalli Cycle- Bike Aid Conti Team. This German pro team has years of experience racing all around the world in UCI competition and will be turning heads in 2016 armed with the Stradalli Cycle full carbon Aversa road bikes. 

However, Bike Aid is more than just a race team; they raise awareness for an outstanding cause and bring opportunity and education to poverty-stricken communities in Africa. They give you African athletes an opportunity to compete in professional cycling. This is a great cause we are excited to be a part of.

The most successful year in company history wouldn’t be possible without the support of our loyal customers. We want to thank you for your support and hope you will join us for the unforgettable ride 2016 is certain to be.

Stradalli Cycle R7 Star FSA BB386 Crank Set Installation En Español

Stradalli Cycle gives you another helpful video on how to install the FSA BB386 crank set on a full carbon road bike. This is one of several do it yourself bike maintenance, repair and installation videos you can check out at Stradalli Cycle videos.

5 Sports That Benefit From Cycling As A Form Of Cardio Training

Cross training is nothing new and it is gaining popularity at high schools, colleges and even the pro level. For years you only did workouts based on the sport you were training for but then it was discovered that taking training tactics used for other sports may help an athlete to improve in their own arena. MMA fighters use cycling all the time to help improve their endurance without putting strain on their bodies, especially their knees.

You already know that riding a full carbon road bike down A1A for an hour gives you all the cardio you need to improve endurance and unlike running it doesn’t put a tremendous amount of pressure on your knees, back and joints. What you may not know is there are multiple sports where cycling, especially training on full carbon road bikes have actually become part of the routine for pro athletes.

1.       MMA: Of course we will start with MMA because they are the best example. These larger than life gladiators train to battle each other in hand to hand combat. However, when it comes to getting their cardio in they prefer the advantages that the bicycle allows them rather than putting on their running shoes.

2.       Basketball: Now this one surprises people because while playing basketball you have to run up and down the court hundreds of times so it only makes sense that you would train by running. That’s old school tactics that simply don’t work. Look at Lebron James, he rides his bike to and from games because it helps him to improve his durance but also takes the strain off of his knees. That’s the point athletes have found with cross training with a bike, if you run during the game and run during practice the last thing you want to do is run during training as well. You have to give your body a break but still find a quality cardio to help you improve and get stronger. Riding a bicycle does that.

3.       Hockey: This one doesn’t surprise anyone but what few people know is when hockey players usually ride bikes, immediately after a game. Yes, many players like to ride for at least 30 min directly after a game because it stretches out their legs, helps them improve their endurance but also spares their legs from anymore wear and tear.

4.       Football: Giant men pushing and hitting each other for an hour a week so why not have them run to train? That’s asking for trouble which is why many football gyms have an abundance of stationary bikes to help their players get in a safe form of cardio. Have you ever watched a game and noticed at least 1 bike on the sideline for the players to use when they need to stretch out their legs? There’s a reason.

5.       Cycling: No seriously, how does a cyclist train for a race, they ride a full carbon road bike. So if an MMA fighter, a basketball start, a hockey player and a football giant are all riding a bike to get into better shape why wouldn’t a cyclist do it? Here’s the catch, they ride for 5 hours or more a day to prepare, not exactly something you should try on your first trip but it gives you an idea of the commitment it takes to be able to handle those major races like the Tour De France.

Why do we care about how athletes train if we aren’t playing a sport? Science, sports teams have spent billions of dollars in research to find new ways to make their athletes stronger, faster but also help them to heal and get injured less often. If they have a secret we want to know about it, not so we can go play in the Super Bowl but because we want to get healthier. Cross training opened our minds to the idea that maybe other sports have something to offer that we can incorporate in our routines and the one thing nearly every sport seems to be on board with is hopping on a full carbon road bike and taking it for a ride. 

3 Stradalli Cycle Bikes Available For Cheap! Less Than $2,000 And Reviews

Stradalli Cycle has built a great reputation and received sterling reviews for their pro level tour quality full carbon bicycles at everyday low prices. In celebration of the biggest year in company history as well as the excitement of a very promising 2016 the company is releasing 3 full carbon bikes which have received great reviews and are all available for cheap, less than $2,000. You cannot find cycles of this quality for this low a price anywhere else.

1.    Blue/Yellow Full Carbon Fiber Hardtail Mountain Bike. 27.5" MTB. 650b Shimano SLX Suntour XCR 32 Fork Jet set Wheel set:  Only $1,499! Whether it’s dominating races in the USA or holding their own against the highest competition in Europe, Stradalli Cycle mountain bikers know they can rely on their elite MTB to help take them to the top. The 650b is versatile and agile in descents while also quick and maneuverable coming out of the turns. It is the perfect frame for any skilled mountain biker. 

2.    FIXXX 54 cm Track Messenger Bike: Only $749.99! If you have been looking for a great Fixie for a gift or for yourself to ride around town, get to and from work then this is the one for you! Priced ridiculously low these track messenger fixie bikes are so popular we can barely keep them on the shelves. 

3.    The Aversa Full Carbon Aero Road Bicycle Shimano Ultegra 6800 11 Speed Vision Black T25 Wheel Set: Only $1,999.99! Who has posted reviews about the Stradalli Cycle road bikes recently? Let’s start with our own pro team that uses them in races all around the world or how about the Colombian National Team which used them for Richmond 2015 UCI Road World Championships this year? Still not convinced? Well don’t forget about Bike Aid, the Continental cycling team that will be using the full carbon road bikes for the 2016 UCI racing season. 

Bonus Bike! We didn't want the triathletes to feel left out so here is a super cheap offer on one of the best quality TT Bikes you will ever find! 

4.    Black TT Time Trial Cycle, The TTR-8 For Triathlons Shimano Ultegra 6800 11 Speed Vision T25 Black Wheel Set: Only $2,800! You will not find a better quality time trial cycle that will give any triathlon the edge and for less than $3,000. 

Rather than boast about the quality Stradalli Cycle prefers to boast about our prices and let our customers and pro racers from all around the world boast about how much they love these bicycles. It doesn’t matter if you are looking for a pro quality full carbon road bike, mountain or TT or even a simply fixie, Stradalli Cycle has the best quality at the lowest prices and the reviews back that up! 

Stradalli Cycle Officially Becomes Title And Bike Sponsor For Bike Aid

StradalliCycle will be the title and bike sponsor for the GermanProfessional Continental Team Bike Aid for the 2016 racing season. The commitment includes title sponsorship, providing full carbon road bikes for the 2016 UCI racing season as well as to help raise awareness for the mission of Bike Aid; helping athletes from Africa reach the highest levels of European cycling as well as provide education and other resources to their communities.

“What grabbed our attention about Bike Aid was not just the high level of talent they have but each pro cyclist’s commitment to the club's awesome cause. They have the talent to race for almost any team but these guys believe in this cause so much that they race and work to bring awareness to it.

Stradalli Cycle/Bike Aid will field a competitive team and will bring a lot of good, positive and clean changes to the cycling world.” Stradalli Cycle CEO Tom Steinbacher

There were several companies who were interested in sponsoring Bike Aid for the 2016 UCI season but the team and members were looking for the right sponsor who would commit more than just financially.

“We wanted to find a sponsor who is going to be a part of our cause and our mission. Tom believes in our cause, he believes in his product and he will support both relentlessly. Everyone saw how great the Stradalli Cycle full carbon road bikes performed at Richmond 2015 UCI Road World Championships and in plenty of other races all around the world the past several years but we needed more than just a great bike. Tom understands how to build awareness and get people on board the way we need to help our efforts become even greater." Bike Aid President Eric Haus

Bike Aid was searching for more than just a financial commitment and because Stradalli Cycle was interested in both the title sponsorship as well as the bike sponsorship and their long history of aggressive marketing it seems like the perfect fit for both sides. 

Tips For Riding Your Bike To And From Work

This month Stradalli Cycle is focused on educating our customers and cyclists everywhere on safety tips, comparing cycling to other forms of exercise and more. While Stradalli Cycle is one ofthe leading manufacturers of full carbon bicycles we also take pride in being part of the biking community, a community which covers the entire world and we feel the responsibility in offering advice and help to all riders no matter what bike you are on.

Today we focus on those who use their cycles to commute to and from work every day. There are more people riding their bikes to work and a large part has to do with convenience. Driving a car is ridiculously expensive between the price of the car, gas prices, insurance and don’t forget about the traffic you have to battle every day. This is why if you have the means to do so, riding a bike to work is a great idea.

Health benefits: Studies show that people who regularly ride their bike to work are physically and emotionally healthier. Not only are they getting regular cardio during the day but they experience less stress during their commute. Ever hear of road rage? When you exercise regularly you actually have more energy, are less stressed and more relaxed. All things we can use when walking into a tough day at work.

Cargo: Obviously you have to carry a few things with you and packing correctly not only makes things more convenient but also safer for you while on your bike. The best thing is to have a back pack that you can store what you need but make sure that it doesn’t hang loose. Tighten the straps so that the weight is not shifting around as much. Always bring a lock even if you are able to store your bicycle in the office at work because you never know if you have to stop somewhere else and will need it.

Safety: Especially now after daylight savings time it gets darker much earlier so you want to make sure that your bike has a front headlight and a rear light as well. Any reflective gear you can wear or additional lights you can put on your bicycle are always a great benefit as well. Be sure to follow proper bicycle safety tips for riding at night. 

Beginners: Do a ride to work on a day off before you try doing it on a day you work. This gives you an idea of how much time you need but remember if it takes you 20 minutes on a Sunday it may take you 30 minutes on a Monday so allow yourself extra time.

What are you wearing: You may not want to wear your suit or uniform for work while you are riding. If it rains a little, you get dirty or just due to the fact that you are sweating it may be smart to pack your work clothes. Also keep in mind that you will probably be wearing bike shorts as well so wearing them under your work pants may not be a great idea. 

Be prepared: Not just a slogan. Make sure that you know bus routes, bring rain gear, tire repair kits and whatever you should bring on a long ride. These are things you can store in a kit or even your backpack.

Obviously there are advantages to having a carbon fiber road bike when commuting to work. They are more durable and weigh much less than your average retail bicycles. That may not seem like a big deal until you need a more reliable and durable bicycle as well as something that is light weight. Take one of the retail store bikes and try lifting it up a flight of stairs at work or moving it quickly as you walk through the office and you will easily understand why a full carbon road bike is much better. 

Black Friday Deals Announced From Stradalli Cycle On Full Carbon Bikes

Stradalli Cycle offers the best quality full carbon bicycles at the lowest possible prices and this month rather than go with a traditional Black Friday and Cyber Monday offer you will see prices drop across the board.

Full Carbon Road Bicycles: Not only has Stradalli Cycle proven the quality of their bikes this year but this has been the greatest year in company history. The road bikes were used by the Colombian National Team at Richmond 2015 UCI Road World Championships and have been a success in pro races all around the world.

MTB: Currently Doug DeWeese is dominated the FSC Elite overall standings on the Stradalli Cycle 29er full carbon mountain bike. If not for an injury during the season Bob McCarty would also be among the leaders in the FSC standings.

Triathletes: TT or Triathlon bikes are not only on sale but they are available for a steal. You can get the TTR-8, the perfect cycle designed for triathletes for less than $3,000.

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