US EditionUCI Announces Test of GPS Rider Safety Technology at Tour De Romandie Féminin
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The International Cycling Union (UCI) announced on Thursday that it was testing a GPS device in the peloton, first on the Tour de Romandie féminine, then at the Worlds in Rwanda at the end of September.
·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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