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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.
Cycling news highlights- Lance Armstrong appears to suggest he won’t fight expected USADA doping case 11 May 2012
- Nibali to leave Liquigas 6 May 2012
- Cavendish and Thomas a winning combo, says Brailsford | Cycling Weekly 6 May 2012
- Vaughters To Roche: Cycling's Image Has Bigger Issues | Cyclingnews.com 2 May 2012
- Italian women turned away from Box Hill | Cycling Weekly 1 May 2012
Monthly Archives: September 2007
Caught in the ‘cross fire
Argh, it’s an itch I can’t scratch – I’ve been caught up in the rush to try cyclocross and I’m trying to resist buying another bike. I can’t afford it (I’ve just impulse bought a new SRAM Rival groupset for … Continue reading
Are you sure that’s my point?
I seem to have scored a point. According to the officials I finished 9th at Hillingdon last weekend. I’m fairly certain I didn’t but I’m not going to complain about my one point’s worth of recompense for the season thus … Continue reading
Posted in Road Racing
Tagged "Hovis Freewheel", Giant, groupset, Hillingdon, Mavic Kysrium Equipe, Merckx, Point, SRAM Rival
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Oooh, look! Hills!
Some time back in July I went up a lot of big hills in the Pyrenees. You may remember me writing about it. It now seems distinctly possible that I haven’t actually been up hills in earnest since then. On … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclocross, Training
Tagged "turbo trainer", cyclocross, gilet, hills, Surrey Hills, training
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Last race of the season – Hillingdon
First let’s get formalities over and done with – no I didn’t score a point, yes I did enjoy myself. Last race of the series and there were a few friendly faces to race with, in particular “wee” Scott and … Continue reading
Posted in Road Racing
Tagged "London Cyclesport", "Tacx Flow", "turbo trainer", Hillingdon, racing
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Too much caffeine (and still no points)
I’m not sure how many cups count as “too many” in the UCI’s books but I can confirm that drinking one eight-cup cafetiere in two large mugs is definitely more than is sensible first thing on a Saturday morning before … Continue reading
Puy de Dome
This sign, at the bottom of the climb tells you everything that you need to know and fear about this legendary monument to cycling’s greatest names. Like Le Mont Ventoux it dominates the countryside around it and is steeped in … Continue reading
