Rapha expands its Brevet line, US women win gold, Shaun White is on top (again) and more.
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Rapha expands its Brevet line, US women win gold, Shaun White is on top (again) and more.
Reads and New Gear
Rapha has expanded its popular Brevet cycling line to include a few key new pieces, including a pair of bib shorts. The shorts are designed to dry overnight, allowing you to wash them and have them ready to go again the next day. The line also includes a gilet and socks.
Building on its unique and popular Custom series, Eddie Bauer is now offering customers the opportunity to customize its Sandstone jacket, allowing customers to personalize the color of virtually every part of the jacket. The Sandstone is a softshell that is designed for flexibility and breathability, and it’s wind- and water-resistant.
After landing an absolutely massive backside air, along with the rest of his impressive run, veteran Shaun White took the win at the Burton US Open in half pipe at Vail. The win comes ten years after his first US Open win in 2006.
For the first time in more than 200 years, Atlantic salmon have spawned in the watershed of the Connecticut River. Since the ’60s, biologists have been attempting to reintroduce the population, with little success. Biologists have found three redds, or nests, full of eggs in an undisclosed location in the watershed.
The US Women’s Cycling Team took gold in London at the World Track Championships after besting Canada. It was their first-ever world title. Read more at Velo News.
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Stories from Around the Web
Maria Sharapova, in the heat of her failed drug test, has been dropped by a number of her sponsors. ESPN has more.
According to Velo News the UCI may be seeking out a lifetime ban for motorized doper Femke Van den Driessche.
In soccer news, Leicester City continues to roll in the Premier League, and their fans cause earthquakes. BBC has more.
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