GT Transeo 3.0 – A heavy duty hybrid bike to withstand both road and off road cycling. Towards the MTB spectrum of hybird bikes. A friend has a regular cycle routine of cycling a 14 mile route on quiet roads, four times a week. He sees cycling as a low impact form of exercise which […]
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A Tale of Two Time Trials
Cadel Evans in Time trial, photo by By nattsang (CC 2.0) Last Saturday there were two quite different time trials. One was 42km under the glare of the international media, 50% of the Australian and Luxembourgean public glued to their tvs, spectators lining the entire course, and millions of Euros involved in the outcome of […]

Review Tour de France 2011
Photo by By scarlatti2004 It was a great tour de France. The best I can ever remember. As I said recently in (Tour)- how quickly you can forget the past problems of pro-cycling when watching a new edition of the tour! Cadel Evans was a worthy winner. His final time trial was awesome. He was […]

American v European Perspectives on Cycling
I spend at least five weeks a year in America where I always spend some time cycling in New York. I have also spent time cycling in different parts of Europe. These are my (personal) impressions of the different perspectives towards cycling. 1. Helmets. Probably the most divisive issue. Americans will invariably be very ‘pro […]

Kona Dr Good Review
The Kona Dr Good is a low maintenance 7 speed hybrid bike for easy use around town and beyond. Main features 7 speed internal hub gear system. Single chain ring at front Shimano Front disc brake Shimano Rear roller brake. Frame: Kona 7005 Aluminium Butted Fork: Kona Project Two Aluminum Swept back handlebars for relaxed […]

Wind Tunnel Testing
A position before testing. Last week I visited the Mercedes GP wind tunnel testing site in Brackley, Northampton. The wind tunnel is hired by drag2zero who offer a service to test people in time trial position for wind drag. It involves putting the bike on a turbo and riding at a speed of around 30mph […]

SKS Race Mudguards Review
I’ve used SKS race blades for a number of years. They have lasted well after some pretty rough treatment. I often end up leaning bike against mudguard so it gets plenty of use. The people at SKS sent a new version of the Race blades so I’ve put on my Ribble bike. Ease of […]

Andy Schleck Chapeau !
Andy Schleck rode to a magnificent stage victory in today’s stage of the Tour de France. I’m not often inspired to blog about the tour, but it is quite something to attack from 60Km out and hold out for so long. It was a real gamble and I think the favourites let him go because […]

Advantages of Rail Freight
Cars moved by rail freight at Willesden junction, England Whenever I see freight being moved by rail, I always get a good feeling that it means several less lorries on the road. As a cyclist my biggest gripe is having to deal with large lorries (btw: I find lorry drivers generally more courteous than […]

Charge Sink Review
A steel framed single speed for a nifty commute around town. Ride Quality Of the different bikes I’ve tested recently, the Charge Sink was one of my favourite to ride. The set up is for quite an aggressive riding position. There is little scope for lifting the handlebars so make sure you’re quite happy with […]

Cycling – Best Form of Commuting?
Nice story on Bike radar – how cyclists commuting into Los Angeles were quicker in getting to work than a specially chartered plane carrying commuters. Bike v Plane My personal commute from door to office (school). Distance 2.6 miles bicycle – 11-13 minutes (11 is quick, 13 minutes is steady. A steady ride means no […]
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