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Tag Archives: cycling
Bikemate Rear Bike Camera/Light
Aldi are currently selling the Bikemate Rear Bike Camera/Light, and while it is selling for £39.99 online, my local store is clearing them out for £19.99. At that price, how could I say no? Any cycle commuter will be able … Continue reading
Who Said Commuting Had To Be Boring
The joy of cycling to work is that every commute is different. It’s sometimes frustrating, don’t get me wrong. There’s nothing worse than having car drivers pass within inches, but with recent changes to the Highway Code I feel that … Continue reading
Corrour to Tulloch: Bikepacking Video
Just for a wee change I thought I’d try and cobble together some of my photos and video from my most recent trip to give a better feel for the area and the type of terrain. Hope you find it … Continue reading
Norco Fluid 2 HT NX Eagle 2019 Mountain Bike Review
“My latest Cycle to Work acquisition was the Norco Fluid 2 mountain bike, and I’ve been testing it for the last couple of weeks and have to say I’m impressed. In recent years I’ve been using folding mountain bikes, but … Continue reading
Livall Smart Helmet MT1
“In the event of you taking a fall the sensor will detect the unusual motion and trigger a 90 second countdown feature, which allows you to cancel the alarm if you are able. If you are incapacitated or can’t respond … Continue reading
Sugoi Zap Cycling Jacket
This cycling jacket is covered in reflective beads which act like thousands of cats eye’s. For the cyclist who’s out on the roads after dark it’s a must have. Â Full Review: Sugoi Zap Cycling Jacket
Cycling and Road Safety
Letter published in The National, 22/10/15 Dear Sir,  Sustrans research (Poll Finds Demand For Rise In Bike Fund, 21/10/15) which shows that people across the UK believe that more money should be invested in safer cycling is to be welcomed. … Continue reading
The Road to Recovery (Dalmally to Taynuilt)
Cycling is one exercise I can manage, and by it’s nature is low impact…Cycle commuting helps keep the fitness up, but it’s nice to have a change of scenery. Text and pictures HERE:Â The Road to Recovery (Dalmally to Taynuilt).
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Tagged angling, Birds, cycling, Dalmally, fishing, Loch Awe, outdoors, Railways, Taynuilt, West Highland Railway
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Loch Awe
When I was young I was a regular visitor to Loch Awe. I often fished here, always at the same spot, at the mouth of the Cladich River on the south side of the loch. A few weeks ago I … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Dalmally, fishing, Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe, West Highland Railway
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BMC Citystreamer CS01 XT Hybrid Bike Review
It became apparent late last year that my old hybrid bike. It was starting to squeek and groan to such an extent that earplugs were looked at to wear while riding it. I decided to take advantage of the Cycle … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, Cycle, Cyclesheme, cycling, Evans Cycles, Reviews
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