How does the Tour de France make it to your TV?
The Tour de France is a breathtakingly large and beautiful piece of sport, drama and scenery, and "How the Tour de France is broadcast to the world" details how the TV magic happens.
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Cadel Evans’ 2013 Tour de France bicycles
Cadel Evans will ride two bikes in the 2013 Tour de France - the BMC SLR01 teammachine, & the BMC TMR01 timemachine for the time trial stages.
Cadel Evans’ 2012 Tour de France bike
Like last year, Cadel is riding a BMC team machine SLR01 in the 2012 Tour de France. Same bike, hopefully same result.
App tracking the Tour de France
The Tour de France starts tonight. Twenty stages, 3,497 kilometres. And yes, there's an app for that!
Glo-Bars LED bicycle lighting system
The Glo-Bar is a design concept, using LED lights on the handlebar and seat stem of a bicycle to light and indicate your way around urban environments.
Revolights – cycling’s wheels of light
The upcoming Revolights bike light system uses LED technology to improve on what traditional bike lights offer in terms of lighting and visibility.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Bike – tech on wheels
The 14 Bike Co. have taken the definition of a tablet computer carry case to the extreme with the Samsung Galaxy Tab Bike.
Garmin Edge 800 Touchscreen GPS bike computer
Garmin Edge 800 Touchscreen bike computer provides a wealth of ride data, & with its inbuilt GPS the ability to upload and analyse ride data.
BMC teammachine SLR01 bicycle – Cadel’s victory machine?
The BMC teammachine SLR01 bicycle is the very model used by Australia's Cadel Evans, a chance to win the 2011 Tour de France.
Inner City Bikes – the pushbike deconstructed a little
The Inner City Bike is a fresh take on a classic design, and is purpose-built for the urban two-wheeled warrior.
Google, the HTC Legend and the Tour de France… and you
Not only can you follow the HTC-Columbia team in real-time on the Tour de France, you could be tracking your own exercise movements using the My Tracks app.