Garmin-Barracuda swept to victory on the 33,2km Team Time Trial course in Verona in 37 minutes, 04 seconds to claim the teams first stage win and the leaders jersey for Ramunas Navardauskas at the Italian tour.
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Wearing the SanRemo Suit is like riding in a skinsuit but with a lot more comfort Lot’s of cycling enthusiasts may remember spring 2011. It was the first time this suit was race-introduced by Team Garmin-Cervélo at Milan-San Remo. But the history of development dates back a bit more far behind. Read the rest of this entry »
Spotted on the start line at the Giro’s second stage in windy and cold Denmark: the Gabba jersey. We designed it for racing in the rain, but it’s a Garmin team favorite even for cool dry days like today. Rasmussen, Hunter, Rossler and Stetina all started in Herning fully protected yet fully aero. Read the rest of this entry »
Every Thursday during the month of April, one of Portland’s most spectacular parks opened its streets for the Rose Garden Circuit Race. Featuring a quick descent and a tough climb to the finish, and hit with Portland’s typical rainy weather, the race added a unique degree of difficulty to the average criterium.
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The Castelli Fedele is unusual in that it’s thicker and warmer than most short-sleeve jerseys which makes it a useful option for spring, autumn and cool summer morning/evening rides. Read the rest of this entry »
The BodyPaint 2.0 bibshorts are partially the result of feedback from the Garmin-Cervélo race team, and up close there’s no denying this is a high-end performance piece. They’re a warm weather garment with a very low cut front and a nice airy mesh in back between the straps. Read the rest of this entry »
Castelli has always represented the finest in Italian quality and performance cycling clothing. Castelli traces its roots back to a fine tailor (Vittore Gianni) in the heart of Milan, founded in 1876. The first cycling clothing was made in the 1910s for world champion Alfredo Binda then later Fausto Coppi and many of the stars through cycling’s golden age. Read the rest of this entry »
Peter Stetina, Garmin-Barracuda, rode and completed his first ever Grand Tour in 2011, Giro d’Italia. He not only made it through what was without question the most difficult Grand Tour in recent memory, but he managed an impressive 22nd place overall. Read the rest of this entry »
The riders of Garmin-Barracuda have been reaping the aero benefits of the SanRemo SpeedSuit for over a year, and now those advantages are being extended to a wider audience.
Castelli kicked off the Italian launch of its highly innovative 2012 products (Castelli Passion Day) with a brief tour of the company’s headquarters in Fonzaso, Italy, and an afternoon bike ride in the fastest bit of clothing for road racing, the SanRemo Speedsuit. Read the rest of this entry »
When do you really know that a product is REALLY good. Well for me the ultimate endorsement is when a Pro pays to use a non-sponsored product. When browsing Pezycling.com this morning I couldn’t help but notice a non-Garmin rider wearing the Gabba jersey at Amstel on Sunday. Read the rest of this entry »
