What it takes
A little while back my friend JC was on the verge of returning home to Adelaide for Xmas from...
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Each goal starts with a pedal stroke
Every mountain climb starts and ends with the same thing, a revolution of the cranks, a pedal...
Read MoreCycling’s Big Question: What for?
Just riding along, (or JRA) and that big question lobs up once again “What am I doing this for?”....
Read MoreOn the start line
You’re on the start line ready to roll. You’ve prepared for this day for months. The regular...
Read MoreBeyond shiny lights work the brightest stars
Cupcakes. Sweet morsels determined by a sponge-like base and coifs of cream or a spatular...
Read MoreIt’s that time of year – New Bike Syndrome strikes again
The dawn of new season bikes emerges around September and continues through to December each year (and let’s not forget the Nouveau Beaujolais sitting pretty on Nov 15th!). For the southerners, that’s Spring. After...
Read MoreGlobe-trotting strava cyclists will be into this!
For the Strava / GPS users out there that happen to travel with their bike, you’ll...
Read MoreAmbition aspires to descend. Letting go of goals
<a name=””> When we’re talking about performance, letting go of goals seems like the exact opposite thing we should be doing to excel. But what if letting go of the goal enabled the attainment of...
Read MoreNavi-what? Navigarminating. Find your ride.
<a name=””> Do you have a certain penchant for travel? I do, especially...
Read MoreBalancing the scoop
<a name=””> Today’s technological society keeps us hyped up on status updates, likes, tweets, tips, tricks, and positive re-enforcement techniques. Really though, all that represents is sprinkles on...
Read MoreDreaming of being a Pro Cyclist, but better at driving the pens than the peloton?
Here’s your chance to feel like a professional cyclist. There’s few chances in life where you can actually put your feet into the shoes of another profession, discipline or role and really live it as an expert in...
Read MoreSometimes it can help to go back, reverse
On a bicycle you’re always looking ahead, scanning, anticipating, looking at the path forwards. Your head is up, identifying obstacles, changes or hazards ahead, searching for clear space. It’s a very rare occasion...
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