Colombian MTB riders to Italy

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The Colombian mountainbike riders Leonardo Paez, 2004 Panamerican U23 champion and Colombian number...

The Colombian mountainbike riders Leonardo Paez, 2004 Panamerican U23 champion and Colombian number one, and Julian Rodas, 2003 time trial U23 road champion, Colombian number two will join Italian pro MTB team L'Arcobaleno-Carraro next week. Italian-born Andrea Bianco, Colombian national MTB coach, will travel with them to make life easier during the first months in the new country.

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