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tall bike tour of britain

Thursday, February 2nd, 2006

Tour of Britain not interesting enough for you?
How about the Tall Bike Tour (of) Britain
?

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cyclepods

Saturday, January 14th, 2006

i quite like the idea of cyclepods.
why not write to your local council and tell them to install some? www.cyclepods.co.uk.

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riding on the edge

Sunday, October 16th, 2005

While living in Edinburgh, I am making myself explore the surrounding area. For some time, Berwick-upon-Tweed has been on my wishlist to visit - every time I have been through on the train, the area looks idyllic.
So yesterday, I took the train to Berwick, although I didn’t stay long because I had to get […]

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cool not so cool

Wednesday, September 7th, 2005

GNER have announced that cyclists are now able to make reservations for their bicycles using their web site. The trainline removed this functionality some years ago, and so cycle reservations can only be made in person or by phone.
Excellent move by GNER, except for the implementation detail. A cyclist fills in an online form, only […]

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bikes and balloons

Thursday, August 11th, 2005

Hope you weren’t thinking of going to see Chesney Hawkes on your bicycle this year at the Balloon Fiesta in Bristol..

Q) Is there any secure parking for my bicycle if I cycle to the event?
A) Unfortunately, there is no parking services offered for cyclists. Due to the high volumes of pedestrians we do not […]

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2 inner tubes later

Thursday, July 28th, 2005

Today I was pumping up the tyres on my bicycle using a £3 mini pump from tchibo. This pump is not quite capable of obtaining anything like a high pressure without an extreme amount of effort.
I was therefore providing an extreme amount of effort, and in the process I managed to snap the metal […]

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life without pizza

Wednesday, July 27th, 2005

can you imagine life without pizza? obviously some people can’t, or else they wouldn’t have invented the in-car pizza oven. pizza wherever you go (as long as you drive a car!).
could you generate 12V with a hub dynamo?

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holiday of the absurd

Wednesday, July 13th, 2005

and so i return from 2 weeks of cycling in norway with sarah (who, by the way, has a lot of pictures to illustrate).
perhaps my favourite holiday chore was absurdity spotting. we did a lot of it.
some examples:

My first road traffic accident, cycling under 10mph I killed a bird. It crunched.
Lone […]

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burgers and bikes don’t mix

Tuesday, June 21st, 2005

from caroline lucas’ press office:

BURGER giant McDonald’s is under fire again after refusing to serve a cyclist for ‘not having an engine’.
Southsea former shopkeeper Charles Burns, 57, was turned away from the drive-through McDonald’s at Portsmouth’s Pompey Centre, despite the restaurant being situated next to a designated cycle path.

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old bikes

Monday, June 13th, 2005

it was only last week that i was thinking about how all the bicycles in brighton, locked to railings, look like they have been abandoned.
people come and go in this city, and i think a lot of people, after discovering their bike has been worn by the sea air, just choose to leave their […]

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