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How To: Train for Cyclocross Like a Pro
You must have a finely tuned engine to compete in Cyclocross, but highly polished techniques can save you huge amounts of time over the course of a race.
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OutdoorsBuilding the Perfect Gravel Grinder
Gravel racing has a spirit of adventure and the chip-on-the-shoulder toughness of a Leadville ultra.
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OutdoorsThe Best Cyclocross Bikes for Every Rider
Cyclocross racing pits riders on bikes with drop bars and knobby tires against each other on multi-lap courses over a mix of grass, dirt, pavement, sand, mud and sections that force riders to carry their bikes over barriers and up stairs and hills. Racers attack from the line, and the intensity doesn’t diminish for the duration of the 30- to 60-minute events — it’s a redline-all-the-time, full-contact affair.