As promised, here’s Part 3 in out series of special behind-the-scenes videos with the Garmin-Transitions pro cycling team. To see the first two parts, head over to the Clif Bar & Company YouTube channel.
In this video, cycling is a real game of chess. And there are enough crashes to make you think twice before flying down a rainy curve. Enjoy!
On Tuesday, you saw Part 1 in a special series of behind-the-scenes videos with the Garmin-Transitions team on the Clif Bar & Company YouTube channel.
In Part 2, The Journey, see how the once small, local Colorado team has become one of the best cycling teams in the world. As the CLIF BAR was born in small kitchen, Team Garmin was born in someone’s garage. Get the full story in this awesome video and stay tuned for Part 3, coming up!
What better time than summer to head out on the road with the Garmin-Transitions pro cycling team?
Being one of the hardest endurance sports in the world, nutrition is incredibly important to cycling – burgers and fries just don’t cut it! So Garmin has nutrition down to a science, which includes a traveling chef that prepares healthy, organic meals, and CLIF SHOT BLOKS and SHOT Energy Gel.
Want to see what it’s like to go Garmin? Check out a special series of behind-the-scenes videos with the Garmin-Transitions team on the Clif Bar & Company YouTube channel. Or you can check out Part 1 right here!
The Tour de France finished up its three-week run Sunday with the traditional sprint finish on the Champs Elysees. And while most of the mainstream press focused on the internal squabbles within the powerful Astana team throughout the race, we here at the Clif Bar world headquarters were extremely happy to sit back and watch Garmin-Slipstream put on an exceptionally professional showing. The penultimate stage on the Ventoux was epic. With all the lead riders represented at the head of the race and podium positions on the line, the pace was fast and the attacks often. Try as they might,…
Aside from being in Girona and getting to interview and wander with some of Garmin-Slipstream’s finest, one of the trip highlights was shooting a group ride they put together on day three. We met at ‘the stone bridge’ at 11am. Once again, not a single rider in site at 10:58, but by the time 11:01 hit, all 10 of the day’s riders were gathered and ready to roll. They are their own rolling magic trick. Parked on the wrong side of the street, facing the wrong direction, and apparently lacking the ‘locals only’ permit we needed to be in…
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