Matt
How much does mountain biking cost you?
The other day an article popped up in my newsfeed outlining the true cost of a latte every morning on the way to work. Now, first of all, this article was in $ but it does go to show the stupefying effects of compound interest over the course of 25 years in a very effective way. It got me thinking […]
Cycleworks Demo Day 2007 photos
Today the Muddymoles made the trip over to Holmbury Hill for the annual Cycleworks Demo Day and were rewarded by a splendid Spring morning’s worth of riding fun.
World Naked Bike Ride Day
Following on from my recent post about cyclists being a bit, well, weird my attention was caught this morning by mention on the radio about World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) Day. Apart from the opportunity to link to a site that shows pictures of naked people on bikes, the organisers have a serious point to make. They argue: We face […]
Cycleworks Demo Day 2007
OK, so it’s a bit later than I intended to post this but just to say that Cycleworks are having their annual Demo Day this Sunday, 11 March at Holmbury Hill. They plan to have bikes from Whyte, Marin, Specialized, Orange and Intense available for people to try, so it should be a great opportunity to ride different bikes over […]
Magura Menja review
It’s not often that people take the trouble to review Magura products, being seen as a general ‘workhorse’ brand rather than part of the bling brigade. Bikemagic though have just posted a review of the 2007 Magura Menja forks and very good they seem too. Considering they’re available in a wide range of colours and travel options, maybe it’s time […]
Whyte E5 XT review
In the market for a new bike, Matt tries out the 2007 Whyte E5 XT and reviews it here.
3500
Well, I’ve finally achieved a milestone. In fact, 3500 milestones as I’ve just racked up that figure on my 2003 Rift Zone.
Freaks and Weirdos
So it seems that cyclists are revolting… well this one revolted anyhow.
The changing face of riding
After an extended break I made it out onto the trails at the weekend in the company of Dave, Jem and Neil.
It’s all in the presentation
OK, so we’re way off-topic here but I thought I’d just mention a little exercise I did the other day to make a document I found on the web much more readable.