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Amid the debate surrounding truth and reconciliation, today's pro cyclists wonder when enough will be enough, writes VeloNews' Andrew Hood

Greg LeMond and Lance Armstrong helped put cycling on the American map, but they're not the only Americans to give us great moments at the Tour de France.

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The Tour de France turned cruel for one American and bright for another on 41 miles of French asphalt.

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Now wearing the yellow jersey, Lance Armstrong only has the mountains and Ivan Basso standing in his way.

Lance Armstrong is on track for his sixth Tour victory heading into the mountains, where he's at his best.

There are plenty of obstacles in Lance Armstrong's way on his quest for an unprecedented sixth Tour de France victory.

Lance Armstrong never expected this race to come down to the last stage, but that's why it's special.

Lance Armstrong delivered what could be the knockout, but not before he was knocked down one more time.

Usually calm, cool and collected, Lance Armstrong looked dazed after losing Friday's time trial.

Lance Armstrong looks vulnerable heading into the next four crucial days of the Tour de France.