Cycling - Handlebars and Grips

Oury MTB Grips

Thick profile and raised square blocks with a sticky feel, 98g.Features:Soft grips with raised blocks

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$9.95

WCS True Grip Mountain Bike Grips Black

Hex shaped neoprene foam for soft, positive grip. 50g

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$11.95

Profile Design Carbon Stryke White

Profile Design Carbon Stryke Aero Bars are carbon extensions with internal routing.Features:Official product of the IronmanCarbon extensions with internal routing; fits 26.0/31.8mm

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$209.99

Profile Design Century Black

Profile Design Century clip-on aero bars.Features:One-piece design with adjustable arm width

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$75.00

Profile Design Pads and Armrests

Pads and Armrests.Features:Pads and mounting hardware included17 degrees of rotational adjustmentErgonomic shapeRecessed, rust-resistant boltsCarbon fiber construction79g

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$40.00

Profile Design Pads and Armrests

Pads and Armrests.Features:Pads and mounting hardware included17 degrees of rotational adjustmentErgonomic shapeRecessed, rust-resistant boltsCarbon fiber construction79g

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$40.00

Profile Design Pads and Armrests

Pads and Armrests.Features:Pads and mounting hardware included17 degrees of rotational adjustmentErgonomic shapeRecessed, rust-resistant boltsCarbon fiber construction79g

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$21.00

Profile Design Pads and Armrests

Pads and Armrests.Features:Pads and mounting hardware included17 degrees of rotational adjustmentErgonomic shapeRecessed, rust-resistant boltsCarbon fiber construction79g

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$21.99

Profile Design Replacement Extentions

Profile Design Aero Bar Replacement Extentions.Features:Pre-drilled for bar-end shifter cable routing

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$68.50

In the latest episode of the Cyclingnews podcast, brought to you by Sportful, Pinarello and Floyds of Leadville, we look back at Julian Alaphilippes stunning victory in the stage 13 Pau time trial at the Tour de France. The Deceuninck-QuickStep Frenchman won ahead of Geraint Thomas (Team Ineos) and Thomas De Gendt (Lotto Soudal) and now leads Thomas by 1:26 ahead of the two key mountain stages. Coming up, well hear from Thomas and John Allert from McLaren on the bizarre situation involving Roha...

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A blessing or a curse Fourth overall and decked out in the white jersey, Enric Mas couldnt have asked for much more from his debut Tour de France as it reaches the high mountains. However, his outlook on the race is refracted by the yellow jersey on the shoulders of his Deceuninck-QuickStep teammate, Julian Alaphilippe. The 24-year-old Spaniard, who finished second at last years Vuelta a Espana, rightly highlighted the ideal situation the Belgian team finds itself in after Fridays stage 13 time...

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After a crash and crosswind time losses, Richie Portes 2019 Tour de France struck a much more encouraging note in the races one individual time trial on stage 13, where he finished fifth. He is ready to go into the mountains with heightened morale. Porte was just 45 seconds down on stage winner Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-QuickStep) and is now 15th on the overall ranking, 4:44 back. As the Australian veteran pointed out, he is still bouncing back from his crash into Toulouse a couple of da...

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Belgian time trial champion Wout van Aerts Tour de France is over after the Jumbo-Visma rider was injured after brushing against a barrier in a turn during the stage 13 individual time trial in Pau. Van Aert had a dream start to his first Tour de France, having worn the white jersey of best young rider for four stages and then winning the bunch sprint on stage 10. He was running second at the second time check, 16 seconds behind Lotto Soudals Thomas de Gendt and on track for a strong showing u...

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Thibaut Pinot (Groupama-FDJ) might have cracked. He has been open about the pressure he has felt at the Tour de France in previous years, and how the psychological burden has, at times, been too great to bear. After a dream start to the 2019 Tour was derailed by a devastating day in the crosswinds, it was far from a given that he would bounce back. However, in the first true test since that wind-swept nightmare in Albi, where he lost 1:40 to most of his rivals, Pinot refused to wobble. Instead,...

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Ahead of the stage 13 time trial at the Tour de France the question on most lips was centered around how much time Julian Alaphilippe would concede to his rivals over the 27.2-kilometre test around Pau. By the end of the Frenchmans performance, the question was irrelevant with a fresh query as to whether Deceuninck-QuickSteps talisman could hold his lead to Paris. In two days, when the race leaves the Pyrenees, that too might be a moot point but in the here and now of the Tour de France Alaphil...

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Defending Tour de France champion Geraint Thomas (Team Ineos) took a long time to grind to a halt after the time trial at Pau on Friday. But when he did, finally stopping at an Ineos team mini-van in the back streets of central Pau and with a cloud of reporters in hot pursuit, it was to recognise he was as surprised as anyone else, albeit cautious about the long-term consequences, at Julian Alaphilippes time trial win. I didnt expect that; hes obviously going incredibly well, Thomas told repor...

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