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[dirtywholefitness]

Had some fun on our mountian bikes this weekend. Never forget that there's a whole gym outside too! . . . . . . . . . . #outside #mtb #specialized #cannondale #photography #mtblife #iamspecialized #cycling #nature #mountainbike #outsideisfree #mtbbrasil #cannondalebikes #art #mtblove #specializedbikes #cyclinglife #getoutside #bike #cannondalelefty #outsiderart #specializedwmn #ridecannondale #outsider #downhill #outdoors #mtbpictureoftheday #sworks #roadbike #outsidephotography (at Worlds End State Park)

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[walkerwander-blog]

50cm:Boels Dolmans reveal 2019 team Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL6

Boels Dolmans are preparing for the upcoming season at team training camp in Spain, where the riders were outfitted with their new kit and equipment for 2019. The team is once again sponsored by the American brand Specialized and will race on the S-Works Tarmac SL6, primarily painted black with orange accent stripes that match the team's newly designed jersey.

Anna van der Breggen sported a custom-painted black and gold version of the team bike this year, symbolic of her victory in the elite women's road race at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. She swapped those colours for a new 'colour-explosion' design that matches the rainbow jersey she secured after winning the elite women's road race at the 2018 Road World Championships in Innnsbruck in September. She posted a photo of her new bike on Twitter.

I know my new #tarmac is a photogenic bike.. But it’s time to ride on it now!! I have some good news if you like it just as much as i do, it’s available to purchase@ZippSpeed @specializedwmn @iamspecialized @SRAMroad @SANTINI_SMS pic.twitter.com/qkUqrNHbhF

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— Anna van der Breggen (@AnnavdBreggen) December 12, 2018

The rest of the team will race on the all-black version, with matching orange accents, during the 2019 season. Boels Dolmans sent images of the new bikes to Cyclingnews with the full spec details.

The S-Works Tarmac SL6 is manufacturer trademark FACT 12c carbon Rider-First Engineered with internally integrated seat clamp with an S-Works seat post. Specialized also supplies S-Works Turbo Allround 3 Tubular tires and Body Geometry saddle. The bike comes with a Zipp Service Course SL stem made with 7075 aluminium, and Zipp Service Course SL SL-70 handlebars wrapped with Supacaz tape. The team also use Zipp Firecrest wheels; 202/303 and 454 NSW carbon, tubular and disc brake. The bikes run the SRAM RED eTap groupset with matching chain and Dzero power meter. 

Boels Dolmans also posted a series of image of their new bikes on Twitter from their training camp in Spain, including new images of Van der Breggen's world champion's bike.

— Boels-Dolmans (@boelsdolmansct) December 13, 2018

— Boels-Dolmans (@boelsdolmansct) December 7, 2018

You can read more at Cyclingnews.com

[cyclhere]

from @annyta08 - A cuantos de ustedes les ha pasado🙈? . Esto es MTB, te caes revisas q la bicicleta y tu uniforme estén perfectos, te limpias sonríes te tomas la foto y sigues🤣🚴🏻‍♀️🙈 Para mí no solo se trata de dar pedal, se trata de vivir cada salida a tu manera👌 . Embajadora Specialized Ibague . #specializedWmn #mountaingirlsibague #specialized #embajadorafrenesi #limitlessco #specialized_co #bikegirls #mtbgirls #masricoenbici #abordandocycling #iamspecialized #mtbibague #ciclomontañismo #iamcycling #specializedbike #amoralpedal #mtblife❤ #mtbcolombia #yoamolabicicleta #mujeresciclistas #specializedbike #cyclingshoots @mundobici.co @chicas.ciclistas @women_on_bikes @colombiabike @maspedalcol @mtbcolombia @cycling.fans @pedalnorth_images @moonsbreakfast @vamospedalar_ @amoralpedal @maspedalcol — view on Instagram http://ift.tt/2FVAg22

[cyclingbaby]

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Another day on the trainer. Because hail and snow.

[specializeditalia]

Giusto per sapere com'è andata a finire; la #Crux ha poi aspettato @rebigariboldi ed insieme hanno vinto alla gara di apertura del Trofeo 🏆 Lombardia-Piemonte di Ciclocross. Brava @rebigariboldi 👊 regram @rebigariboldi La mia Specialized Crux mi sta aspettando, ora mi preparo anche io 😛😁🙋🏼 #specializedwmn #yourrideyourrules #iamspecialized #TeamIsolmant #SalvibikeStore

[citymdracing]

Well, hello there Madame Ambassador - A Post from AG Rider Stephanie Kaplan

I have been on cloud nine the last few days, and my husband has taken to calling me “Madame Ambassador.” No, I didn’t pass the Foreign Service Exam and get fast tracked to a top post in a foreign country…even better! Hah.

Early this year one of my FAVE bike shops, Bicycles NYC, sent me an email linking to the Specialized Women’s Ambassador application. They thought that I might be interested in applying…shoot, who DOESN’T want a free bike?! Hah.  So, on a whim I filled out the short questionnaire and then went about my life. A life that lately has been packed with a LOT of happenings including a trip to Ethiopia...

For the last three years I have had the pleasure and honor of working at one of the best non-profits (in NYC and beyond), African Services Committee. My job as the Communications Director here has been one of the most challenging, rewarding and fulfilling jobs I have had — and I have had a few different jobs since college. Our founder established several clinics in his home country of Ethiopia, and I was finally asked to head to Ethiopia to document the work that we are doing there. I had always dreamed of this day, and it was finally here. So, on March 5th I hopped on a GRUELING 13-hour flight to Dubai and then a slightly less grueling 5-hour flight from there to Addis Ababa. The 15 days I spent there were enlightening and inspirational…and getting back on the African continent truly reminded me of the reasons I fell in love with it during my Peace Corps stint, and why I’m certain that I need to spend even more time there. Ethiopia is a vibrant and bustling country, much more developed than my first love, Burkina Faso (sorry guys). International investment and development is in high gear, and you can see that the future is bright for this beautiful country. My job while there was to document the work that we were doing (through photos and video) and to learn and observe as much as I could so that I might play a greater supportive role from our offices in NYC.

While on my trip in Ethiopia I happened to pop on to email — it’s PAINFULLY slow there — and saw an email that took my breath away. It was from Olivia Bleitz at Specialized, telling me that I had made it to the next round of the Ambassador application process…a phone interview. Luckily we were able to postpone until after I returned from my trip abroad, and after over 36 hours without sleep — I can’t even tell you how hellish my return flight was….HORRIBLE — I hopped myself up on multiple cups of coffee and got on the phone. Luckily for me, she was forgiving of my senseless ramblings and for whatever reason, after several days of deliberation, I received the email that I had been selected as a 2013 Specialized Women’s Ambassador. I’m not going to lie…the attraction of a beautiful and FREE new Specialized road bike (HELLO S-Works Amira please!) was definitely enticing, but that really wasn’t what attracted me to the program in the first place. I can remember back to the first time I hopped on my bike in New York City, and all of the supportive people (in the NYCC C-SIG and the AG Triathlon Club) that donated their time and knowledge to help me conquer my fear of riding my bike, and I can’t help but imagine where I would be if those people hadn’t been so generous and supportive. Maybe I never would have purchased a bike, maybe I never would have participated in the NYC Triathlon, or ridden to Bear Mountain, or competed in my first bike race. I may never have discovered this sport that I love, never met these people that I now call my best friends, nor seen the vistas and panoramas of all the places my bike has since taken me.

Since that time, although I honestly don’t consider myself an ‘ambassador’ of the sport, I have tried to support and encourage those around me to put their fears aside…and just get on their bike. Whether that’s commuting to work or riding a century…there is so much joy and beauty that can be seen and experienced from the seat of your bicycle. I let fear keep me from riding in the city, and it is only thanks to those few people that dedicated their time to help me that my life was TRULY changed. From the NYCC C-SIG rides in 2010 to calling myself a ‘bike racer’ in 2013…it has been quite an adventure. My Asphalt Green Cycling Team teammates and I joke that we don’t remember our lives BEFORE we were racers and friends…and thinking back on it, it’s funny to even imagine it. My life is consumed with my bike now…from early morning training rides, to cramming the car to head to road races on the weekend…and I love every minute of it. It has enriched my life so much it almost makes me want to cry when I think about it — and I would HATE for someone to miss out on that feeling and experience, especially out of fear. 

So, THANK YOU to Specialized for choosing me to represent your AMAZING brand and for allowing me the opportunity to have a platform to hopefully do my SMALL part in growing the sport of cycling and the interest in getting on a bike. On April 4th I will hop on a plane to California to meet the other 4 amazing women selected to represent Specialized for the year. I’m sure we will learn a TON about Specialized bikes, apparel and the brand…and I am more than certain that some beautiful riding will be had. Once again…my bike is taking me places…and for that I am grateful!

Stay tuned for more adventures…I will surely be updating you on my trip to Specialized HQ