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I got these a little while ago as I really did need some winter gloves. At £39.99 they’re not cheap and I was a little disappointed but there has been a partial remedy but I still need some better … Continue reading
If you ride a bike, you’ll almost certainly get a puncture at some point (no pun intended). Just a reality of cycling I guess but there are things you can do to minimise this downer (is that another pun?). Preparation … Continue reading
Over the years I have been inclined to cycle on my own, rather than with a cycling partner or even joining a club. That’s not to say I’m a complete loner on the road as my friend Wallie and … Continue reading
The advantage of having a turbo trainer is to continue cycling when outdoor conditions make this difficult. They allow you to stay indoors and simulate going for a bike ride without any risk of getting wet, frost bite, punctures, lost, … Continue reading
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I got these a little while ago as I really did need some winter gloves. At £39.99 they’re not cheap and I was a little disappointed but there has been a partial remedy but I still need some better … Continue reading
It is a very long time since I last read the Telegraph’s motoring agony aunt’s page (or is it ‘uncle’?) and I see Honest John’s last edition on Saturday 10th November 2012 had a photograph of Bradley Wiggins to illustrate … Continue reading
It has been said the best ideas are brilliantly simple and so obvious; you wonder why anyone hasn’t already done it. Take these tyres for instance. They are constructed in a way which is self-supporting i.e. no inner tube is … Continue reading
Just read this book on our recent holiday. Unexpectedly entertaining, insightful and just the thing while on a holiday and missing my own bicycle. Bella Bathurst takes a unique look at the world of cycling in this very readable book. … Continue reading
Meridian Light Tahini – a tasty alternative to peanut butter I must tell you about this jar of light Tahini which we have in our fridge. While it is there right now, it won’t last long. This is the first … Continue reading
Here in England I love the different seasons, right from the cosiness of the winter through to the balmy days of summer. And yet I find my mood can drop during the winter months, especially if it drags on for … Continue reading
We’ve just had a family holiday in Spain, staying in Javea (that’s “Haa-vee-a”) and it was great to see a good number of road cyclists out and about. I checked out a half decent bike shop where I could have … Continue reading
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Here’s a little unexpected review. I wouldn’t normally find myself riding this kind of bike but as we were staying in Spain, courtesy of some friends and this was in their apartment, I couldn’t resist a quick spin. What is … Continue reading
Tour de France, LEJOG, JOGLE, C2C and the list can go on. Yes we must all do our own personal “must do” rides while we can. At the tender age of 50 I have about 30 years of cycling left … Continue reading