DRESS to impress on your daily commute with this ‘Formal Cycling Jacket’ from luxury streetware brand, Billionaire Boys Club.James Bond beware, who needs an Aston Martin when you have a push bike and a nylon tuxedo with taped zippers and five pockets, including two reverse pockets, silver detail stitching and reflective panels for night riding!Perfect … Read more
If you ride a fixie then this website will help you choose the right gear ratio and tell you how many bald spots are going to appear on your back tire. Also, if you have an iphone, I have put a link to where you can get the app for that too.Helpful website: http://software.bareknucklebrigade.com/rabbit.applet.html
I want to see your commute to work. Please send me a link to your vids and I’ll put a link up to the best ones. Here is a good example:
London is snowed in today. Public transport has frozen. The kettle is going to be the only thing working hard today. I’m off to make snow persons.
BRITISH Cycling must put more pressure on the Government to change the rules over policing of road races, says former organiser of the Archer Grand Prix, Stuart Benstead.The 52-year-old event, cancelled last year due to the costs of policing, has this year fallen victim to the recession, failing to find the £20,000 sponsorship required to … Read more
THE CTC is taking legal advice on challenging a court ruling which could leave cyclists liable to contributory negligence if not wearing a helmet when injured.Roger Geffen, campaigns and policy manager for the CTC, called the High Court judgement in the case of Smith v Finch, “concerning,” and said the national cyclists’ association would be … Read more
So, another year goes by and another Archer GP is canceled. Knowing Stuart Benstead as I do he will have tried everything in his power to get this to run again – but it seems that the current financial woes have conspired against him. Right? erm thats not the whole story.
I’m not sure if it’s the lack of summer we’ve had for the past two years, or whether it has been particularly bad this time round, but this winter has really got to me like no other.
Training has been continuously interupted by illness (a lingering chest infect from a trip to Belgium in November being the worst), and a general feeling of tiredness and lethargy. What little base fitness I had at the start of the winter has all but disappeared.
I have finally found a fool proof way to beat turbo training blues in the winter.
I proved it whilst pedalling along in my front room before seven o’clock this morning.
So what is this breakthrough I have made to make the dull hours fly by in the saddle?
[b][url=http://www.mx1.co.uk/products-ATC3K-Action-Camera_atc3000.htm]This.[/url][/b]For £100 and a summer of investment of time, I now have a dvd library burnt from footage taken from the handlebar cam.
LED lights have developed at a blistering pace to the point where even half a watt’s output is becoming commonplace.The aptly named Cherry Bomb features two retina burning modes and incorporates a collimator, (basically a lens which projects the light in a specific direction).In the case of the Cherry Bomb it spreads the light giving … Read more
