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MuddyGoose
There’s always a guru in all walks of life. Someone who’ll tell you how things should be, give you that little bit of insight that you just didn’t have before. In the case of the Guru Bike Fit system, I’m… Continue Reading →
I know it’s now 2017 and the TV shows have moved on from reviewing last year but I haven’t and maybe by posting this a little later than usual people won’t be in the ‘not another one’ mood. Either way,… Continue Reading →
OK, so you’ve got your kit and you’re wrapped up just nicely to keep out the elements and maintain the heat you’ll be producing. Let’s hit the roads and get some winter training under our tyres ahead of the 2017… Continue Reading →
Maybe you’re a fan of riding alone indoors sweating away on a noisy turbo trainer; if so then this isn’t for you. Personally I’d much rather carry on riding outside with my friends on real roads. After all here in… Continue Reading →
Cycling Clothing; it’s a huge subject and one where many riders will have very polarised views. How else do you explain being able to buy your jersey for £5 (Sport Direct) or if the notion takes you, being able to… Continue Reading →
Bike Maintenance – It’s a love and hate relationship. Once I’m there with my hands covered in grease and parts removed and scattered (In a semi-organised fashion) across the garage, I really quite enjoy my bike maintenance. But up until… Continue Reading →
It’s always nice to receive comments on my blog posts. For one, it lets me know that people are actually out there reading what I write. But it also allows us to open up a bit of two way communication…. Continue Reading →
I’m a bit of a fan of the North York Moors for cycling. Plenty of good hills, not too far away from Peterborough (under 3 hours), quieter than many of the other National Parks and stunning scenery. So I put… Continue Reading →
Late September, what better time to feature a review of a pair of sunglasses? No? Well maybe I should justify it then; just because it’s not summer doesn’t mean there won’t be sunny days, the sun is lower in the… Continue Reading →
With Day 1 complete and some 60 km ridden with around 1500m of climbing under our belts it was onto Day 2. There were plenty of new trails to be ridden on this 2nd day along a new route that… Continue Reading →