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GRAND PRIZE -- Fuji Newest 3.0 road bike: This 24-speed model from Fuji's road sport line is an entry-level bike with pro performance, well-suited for a recreational rider seeking comfort and smooth handling. It features a compact aluminum frame and carbon fork, Shimano Sora rear derailleur and triple crankset. Click here for complete specs, and check it out at Barney's Bicycle, 165 Chandler St., Worcester. Winner: Mark Padula

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An original woodcut print by Worcester artist James J. Washington. Winner: John Stevens

Major Taylor cycling jersey from the Major Taylor Association. The custom, limited-edition design features a 1900 photograph of Major Taylor taken by E. Chickering in Boston; the Worcester, Mass., street sign for Major Taylor Boulevard with the city's "Heart of the Commonwealth" symbol; and the 1899 world champion's nickname, "The Worcester Whirlwind." Made by Louis Garneau in Micro-Airdry fabric with a 14-inch hidden zipper and three rear pockets. To buy this jersey ($79), click here. Winner: Dave Stearns
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Merino wool Sprint base layers (short-sleeve and tank tops), plus Performance arm warmers and a Metro cap/liner, from Joneswares, based in Petersham, maker of high-quality wool clothing for cycling and other outdoor sports. The Joneswares slogan says it all: Get (real) comfortable. Winners: Peter Foley, Charles Brown, Kathryn Snell

Gift boxes from Just Soap, the pedal-powered natural soap. Each box contains bars of Lavender Rosemary, Lemongrass Ginger, Cinnamon Clove, Oatmeal Honey, and Lavender Avocado soap. A great thing about this Massachusetts-made product is that the ingredients are blended by bicycle -- a unique model that drives a belt that turns a blade in a big stainless steel vat. Winners: Conor Crowley, Charles Brown, Kathryn Snell, Josh Sparks

A 70-ounce Camelbak Rogue Hydration Pack from REI with aerodynamic design and external filling capability -- great for long rides. Winner: Peter Foley

A $50 gift card from Niche Hospitality Group, good for Bocado Tapas Wine Bar, Mezcal Tequila Cantina, or The Citizen Wine Bar, three great places to dine in Worcester. Winner: Steve Archambault

A lightweight cotton-knit Urban Velo hoodie, with a pass-through rear pocket and reflective stripe -- perfect for a cool summer evening. Winner: John Stevens

The book "Major Taylor: The Fastest Bicycle Rider in the World" by Andrew Ritchie. This is an updated edition (Van der Plas/Cycle Publishing, 2009) of the definitive biography, with additional photos. Winners: Peter Foley, Dave Stearns, Steve Archambault, Erik Otto

"Good Habits, Clean Living: A Tribute to Major Taylor," a limited-edition booklet from Boston artist Chris Piascik. The artist's unique lettering spells out Major Taylor's own "do's and don'ts" for success in sports and life, straight from the champ's autobiography. A limited-edition letterpress art print, suitable for framing, accompanies the booklet. Winner: Erik Otto

A 20-by-30-inch photo print of Samuel Blackwell's painting of Major Taylor. The poster also can be purchased for $35 plus shipping by e-mailing Jawara O'Connor for an order form. Proceeds will benefit the formation of a Major Taylor cycling club in Seattle that aims to promote cycling among area youths. Winner: Conor Crowley

The documentary video "Free Wheels 60," a 60-year history of the Little 500. The Little 500 is the Indiana University bike race made famous in the 1979 movie "Breaking Away." Winner: Josh Sparks