American rider Kenneth Labbé, who has spent the last four years as a US-based domestique for the US Postal service team, has announced he is retiring from pro cycling. Labbé was a US Postal Service employee when he was recruited to the team in 2001 and is returning to his off-bike career after four years racing for USPS rather than delivering mail.
A Chicago resident, Labbé says he may continue to race on the track at Kenosha and Northbrook Velodromes.
Labbé retires American rider Kenneth Labbé, who has spent the last four years as a US-based domestique for the US Postal service team, has announced he is retiring from pro cycling. Labbé was a US Postal Service employee when he was recruited to the team in 2001 and is returning to his off-bike career after four years racing for USPS rather than delivering mail. A Chicago resident, Labbé says he may continue to race on the track at Kenosha and Northbrook Velodromes.
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American rider Kenneth Labbé, who has spent the last four years as a US-based domestique for the US Postal service team, has announced he is retiring from pro cycling. Labbé was a US Postal Service employee when he was recruited to the team in 2001 and is returning to his off-bike career after four years racing for USPS rather than delivering mail.
A Chicago resident, Labbé says he may continue to race on the track at Kenosha and Northbrook Velodromes.