The Specialized BG Pro Road Team SAXO Shoes are low-profile road racing shoes that are the shoe of choice for many of the company’s sponsored cyclists. The lightweight shoes features a FACT carbon sole with TorsionBox technology with a stiffness index of 11.0. They feature performance-enhancing BG contours in the outsole, and a high-performance BG+ footbed. The M-lock SL buckle and velcro closure make it easy to slide in and out of the Specialized BG Pro Road Team SAXO Shoes. You can purchase the Specialized BG Pro Road Team SAXO Shoes at the Specialized online shop for $260.[...]

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Anybody knows that sitting down on an uncomfortable surface for long amounts of time can equal discomfort, especially on a bicycle when you still have kilometers to go until the finish line. The Specialized Toupe Team Saddle is a high-performance, lab-tested saddle that actually makes sure that blood flows unobstructed to those sensitive arteries. It also features “medium” rated ultra-light padding and carbon reinforced shell for extra durability. The Specialized Toupe Team Saddle is also lightweight as well as waterproof. Stop by the Specialized online shop to purchase the Specialized Toupe Team Saddle for $170.[...]

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This Body Geometry glove from specialized is featured here in a Silence-Lotto team color way. Not only does it look like a ProTour glove, it is made to perform like one too. They feature a BG gel pad to reduce numbness in the hand while riding, by relieving pressure on the ulnar nerve. A micromatrix synthetic leather palm that is soft and durable. A cool feature of the Specialized BG Team Silence-Lotto Glove is the microwipe thumb for getting sweat out of your face. The Specialized BG Team Silence-Lotto Glove can be purchased at the Specialized online store for $35.[...]

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Lance Armstrong’s new team, RadioShack, gets awarded a four-year ProTour license by the International Cycling Union, or UCI. The license is good for 2010 through 2013, and it allows them entry into all ProTour events. The RadioShack team will begin racing in January at the Tour Down Under in Australia. Other possible early races for Armstrong and RadioShack may be the Tour of Murcia, La Fleche Wallonne, Paris-Nice, and Liege-Bastogne-Liege. The confirmed members of team RadioShack so far are Levi Leipheimer, Sergio Paulinho, Janez Brajkovic, Chris Horner, Bjorn Selander, Sam Bewley, Markel Irizar, Jose Luis Rubiera, Daryl Impey, Ivan Rovny, Ben Hermans, Gert Steegmans, Yaroslav Popovych, and Grégory Rast.

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