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The Hungry Cyclist. Vin Cox traveled around the UK eating foraged foods. This, his second day, included a relative feast of pheasant and rabbit.
These images were shot for and appeared in the May issue of Cycling Active magazine.
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Monthly Archives: October 2006
At last, the end of summer
I was beginning to worry that it would never happen, as I rolled down my arm wamers on the way home on Monday night, but finally the ridiculously mild weather has come to an end. No doubt my decision to … Continue reading
Back in training
With a sigh and a wince it was out the back again for me as I re-acquainted myself with Saturday morning training sessions in Richmond Park with London Dynamo, the club of which I am a member. I joined the … Continue reading
Etape du Tour 2007
Well they’ve announced it and, with a strange sense of inevitability, I have already emailed the charity I rode for last year to do it again. It looks even tougher that the 2006 edition I failed to finish but I … Continue reading
L’Etape du tour 2007
Well they’ve announced it and, with a strange sense of inevitability, I have already emailed the charity I rode for last year to do it again. It looks even tougher that the 2006 edition I failed to finish but I … Continue reading
Posted in Etape du Tour, Road Racing
Tagged Col de Peyresourde, Col de Portet d'Aspet, Pyrenees, Tour of Flanders
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Seasonal disorders
I was hoping to post about racing at Eastway today. Unfortunately my health wasn’t so keen on that. My back/hip trouble is back and taking no prisoners and I’ve still not shifted the remnants of the flu that put me … Continue reading
Posted in Fitness
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New bag!
Finally my bag that I ordered from Bagaboo has arrived! Handmade by the lovely Tamas to my specification around their standard messenger bag it looks absolutely gorgeous and feels so comfortable – and that’s without having broken it in. So … Continue reading
Rapha Sportwool jersey
It’s probably the item of cycling gear that I get the most use out of all year round. I bought it last year in late November and have been using it constantly since then. Yes, it’s pricey but it’s also … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Jersey, Product Reviews, Reviews
Tagged Jersey, product review, Rapha, review, sportwool
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It’s Millar time again
Here’s a clip of David Millar bagging the UK 4000m pursuit title: http://one.revver.com/watch/73699/format/flv/affiliate/0 I’m glad to see him showing his class on the track after his excellent showing at the World Championships, in particular in the road race.
Posted in Road Racing
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Autumn, it’s here at last!
I put on an extra layer against the chill this morning. Did I put on any gloves though? Did I bollocks, so nicely chilled hands tried to battle with the lock when I got to work. I nearly collected a … Continue reading
Posted in Commuting
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