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Eurobike 2011 – Day 3

The official last day for Eurobike is on Saturday but we are concluding our coverage of this 2011 trade show today with another gallery of products and people we came across.

Why Hy-Vee really matters

In its 5th year, Hy-Vee’s commitment to the sport of triathlon, the respect it shows its elite athletes with its Million Dollar purse, make it as important as a world championship

Eurobike 2011 – Day 2

We spent another day cruising through the numerous Eurobike halls and found more interesting gear to share. It is actually quite overwhelming here.

Canyon Concept Speedmax

Over the last few years the German bike brand Canyon has stepped into the limelight and at Eurobike they introduced the Concept Speedmax TT bike.

Eurobike 2011 – Day 1

The 2011 Eurobike show opened its doors inside the convention center in Friedrichshafen today and the halls were packed with visitors and interesting products.

BMC Timemachine TM01

Andreas and Michael Raelert are now both aboard a BMC Timemachine TM01 and we had the opportunity to look at one of these new rides a bit closer at the Eurobike show.

Rasmus Henning’s road back

Cursed with a mysterious, painful cramp in two races after a deeply disappointing 2010 Kona, Rasmus Henning has a new coach, a new attitude and comes to Ironman Hawaii under the radar.

Hillary Biscay, Digitally Remastered

When does the digital airbrushing of a pro athlete image go too far? Is it okay to delete the logo off an athlete’s race uniform, and to remove down tube decals, and the stickers from helmets and wheels with a few keystrokes?

What do I do with my hands while swimming?

It seems like a simple question. Yet, I am surprised by how many people don’t quite know what to do with their hands either underwater on the pull or above water on the recovery. For both parts of the stroke cycle, it is important that you know.

Eurobike 2011 Demo Day

The 2011 Eurobike trade show started today with the Demo Day in Ratzenried and warm temperatures and beautiful skies were present all day in this quaint setting.

Rapp on the dais

In case you weren’t in Penticton over the weekend, a race took place, two winners prevailed, and one of them provided us the text of the speech he gave at the award ceremony

Life Time Chicago 2011

Matt Chrabot and Sarah Haskins were the winners of the 2011 Life Time Chicago Triathlon. Eric Wynn was there to bring us some impressions from the event.

Saucony Hattori

Saucony came to the market with the now very successful Kinvara, and yet again with the Mirage. The Hattori is about as far as Saucony is willing to go toward Vibram’s Five Finger, and that’s pretty darned far.

Ray’s Weekly Sports Electronics Mailbag

In this week’s installment of our weekly Q&A column focusing on personal sports electronics, Ray gives options for a GPS watch for inline skating and XC skiing, the Garmin history function, and how to use ANT+ sensors with multiple watches.

McDonald, Kraft win IM Louisville

Chris McDonald won the 2011 Ford Ironman Louisville with a race-best 4:35:45 bike to earn a 2:59 margin over runner-up Patrick Evoe. Nina Kraft held off the late charge of Jackie Arendt to take the women’s race.

Rapp, Ellis dominate IM Canada

Jordan Rapp won his third Ironman title and second Subaru Ironman Canada win with a 13-minute margin over Torsten Abel. Mary Beth Ellis topped Erin Baker’s 21-year old course record to take the women’s title.

TriStar Minnesota 2011

Germany’s Maik Twelsiek ruled the day at the inaugural TriStar111 Minnesota event in 3:12:45 and American age grouper Suzie Olsen topped the women’s field.

The 2011 Norseman video

We just got our hands on the official 2011 Norseman video and it has some super impressive footage. But we are not only talking about the beautiful landscape and the athletic achievements but also the unique video perspectives.

Brent McLarty killed cycling

Brent McLarty, 62, the father of professional triathletes Sara and Dustin McLarty, was hit by a van and killed Wednsday while cycling near his home in Deland, Florida

Triathlon photographer hit by car

Award winning photographer Paul Phillips got injured when hit by an SUV before the USA Triathlon Age Group Nationals in Burlington, Vermont – while walking across a crosswalk in a neon vest. [Revisit this article for latest updates on Paul.]

Backcountry.com acquires Competitive Cyclist

Slowtwitch analyzes the acquisition of one of cycling’s premier online sites by one of the world’s premier online retailers, and explains why this purchase might foretell a megatrend in the world of cycling.