Firstly, apologies to my cycling newsletter subscribers. I manage two websites (cycling and economicshelp.org). By mistake my cycling subscribers received a newsletter on economics – so apologies if you were bemused to see a missive on debt default, balance sheet recessions and liquidity traps in your inbox (and you thought cyclists were boring arguing about campagnolo vs Shimano.)
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Next week I was planning to do posts on turbo training and winter training, but instead I think I’ll need to do it on dehydration and coping with the heat. So enjoy your cycling if you’re lucky enough to be in UK (not often we say that).
Whatever you do, be glad you’re not doing three hill climbs in two days. That’s what I have to look forward to….
Maybe I should try sending out the cycling newsletters to economists. As Norman Tebbit once said ‘the unemployed should get on their bike’