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Just in: Genesis Equilibrium

We’ve been looking forward to getting the new Genesis Equilibrium in ever since we saw it at the Genesis 2010 range launch last year – in fact it barely hung around long enough for us to photograph it before shooting back out of the door on test.On paper at least this should tick all the … Read more

All Black rugby legend to join Lawrence Dallaglio’s Cycle Slam ride

New Zealand rugby union legend Zinzan Brooke is set to join Lawrence Dallaglio on his Cycle Slam bike ride, through which the former England captain hopes to raise £1 million for Sports Relief by pedalling 2,800 kilometres between the stadiums used in the RBS Six Nations tournament.And while the six foot three Dallaglio is perhaps … Read more

Shanaze Reade breaks ground on new £24 million National Indoor BMX Centre

Olympic BMX rider Shanaze Reade has been joined by pupils from a Manchester school at a groundbreaking ceremony for the new £24 million, 11,000 square foot National Indoor BMX Centre, which will boast the world’s first purpose-built indoor BMX track.Reade, who fell in the final at Beijing as she tried to chase down gold medal … Read more

Work begins on London’s first two Cycle Superhighways

Mayor of London Boris Johnson’s vision of a “cycling revolution” in the capital has come a step closer today, with work starting on the capital’s first two Cycle Superhighways.The two routes concerned, which are among 12 planned in all to make it easier for cyclists to commute between Inner and Outer London, run from Merton … Read more

Pre-entries open for next month’s Dengie Tour of the Marshes

Pre-entries are now being accepted for next month’s Dengie Tour of the Marshes. Billed as the “Hell of the East,” the race, which is run under under British Cycling rules, open to Elite and 1st, 2nd and 3rd category licence holders, is held on the windswept Essex marshes north of Burnham-on-Crouch, giving a Flanders-like feel … Read more

Verging On The Odd

[s]Strange[/s] Rare things seen on a ride.#6 Roadside Porn    There was a time when the sight of a copy of Razzle tossed into the verge was a regular occurrence, kerb confetti if you will, and the briefest glimpse of printed lady-parts winking from a bush would brighten up most long grey winter training rides no … Read more

Carlisle cyclists press for disused viaduct to be turned into cycle route

Cyclists in Carlisle are campaigning to have a disused railway viaduct across the River Eden reopened as a cycle route and footpath. The Waverley Viaduct, which is Grade II listed, previously carried the Carlisle-Galashiels-Edinburgh railway line, but closed in 1969.Since then, pedestrians have used the viaduct as an unofficial footpath, although there have been occasional … Read more

CTC calls for massive increase in secure bike parking at stations

A report by the House of Commons Transport Committee has urged the government to accelerate the integration of other forms of transport with the rail network to get fewer people using their cars, but cyclists’ organisation CTC warns that in order to achieve this, “substantial investment” is needed in cycling infrastructure at railway stations, such … Read more