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That line – “fully invested in the art of living” – really spoke to me. It’s from what might be the summer novel of 2027…Theo of Golden. It was a phrase about Theo and his approach to life.

About a month ago I received a note from someone inspired to travel to Portugal with us this fall because of the novel so I decided then a...


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While Eros Poli’s incredible Mont Ventoux victory is one of our favorites to recount, it has to be said that Chris Froome may have Eros beat when it comes to stories of that legendary climb. He’s won it in the Tour, and he’s also had the most spectacularly catastrophic luck on the 16 kilometer climb. On our most recent podcast, he shared his two stories....

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What does it feel like to watch the Tour de France as a spectator after winning it four times? Chris Froome found out this past July, and it turns out it takes him right back to being sixteen years old in a boarding school common room in Johannesburg, watching some of the greats battle through the mountains and thinking: I want to get there one day. Now,...

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Ever since the Tour de France presentation last October, one thing was clear—the final weekend was going to be one humdinger. After all, how could it be anything less, with a three-day finale to this three-week race, finishing with two stages on Alpe d’Huez and then the closer on the streets of Paris, including three circuits over the steep cobbled cl...


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When the Tour de France is in full swing, the spotlight naturally falls on the riders. But behind every stage winner is an army of mechanics, soigneurs, and technical staff working long before the peloton rolls out each morning. Among them is SRAM’s race support team, whose job is to keep nearly half the Tour de France peloton shifting flawlessly thro...


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