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Saddling up digital connections

-- Always go for the big coconut The Great Googling Machine and digital sociality have brought us all closer together. But even if the glue that bonds our 21st Century connectedness is as weak as motivations for connecting are shallow ("pleasee follow...

Posted to Chopper Guard by richard151 on 03-21-2010
Wimps

Here's an article from the Sydney Morning Herald on sit-up bicycles and helmet laws - and as usual of course we have the rabid uninformed comments section! And then we also have a perspective from a city that has successfully made the move from car...

Posted to World Cycle Chic by Unity Finesmith on 03-19-2010
"Cyclists must claim their lane," says UK Institute of Motorists

Jonathon Harker http://www.bikebiz.com Institute recommends increasing visibility and 'asserting presence' to raise safety while riding The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) has advised cyclists to "claim their lane" to boost their...

Posted to RideStrong: Creating a cycle friendly NZ by Benji on 03-19-2010

Filed under: share the road, cycle safety, cyclists to claim their lane
Cars and cycle lanes - too close for comfort

Cars and cycle lanes - too close for comfort http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/green-living-blog/2009/sep/11/bike-lanes A new study has found that motorists leave less room when passing cyclists in a bike lane. Should we avoid riding in them? A cyclist...

Posted to RideStrong: Creating a cycle friendly NZ by RideStrong Admin on 03-18-2010

Filed under: 1.5m to survive, share the road, cycle safety, passing cyclists, cycle lanes
3News Blogger: Cycling towards a better future

Cycling towards a better future By Abby Ward http://www.3news.co.nz/Home/Story/tabid/209/articleID/146801/Default.aspx After nearly being made road kill on my first day here in Auckland, my suspicions were confirmed; sharing the pavement in the commercial...

Posted to RideStrong: Creating a cycle friendly NZ by RideStrong Admin on 03-18-2010

Filed under: cycling in Copenhagen, cycling in Auckland
Beijing

David Hembrow lives in Assen, Drenthe, Netherlands. A cyclist in a cycling family living in the cycling province of the world's greatest cycling country. David was born in the UK, lived for a bit in New Zealand. http://hembrow.blogspot.com Tonight...

Posted to RideStrong: Creating a cycle friendly NZ by David Hembrow on 03-18-2010

Filed under: Cycle friendly cities, cycling in china
My new (old) bicycle

I have recently purchased a new old bicycle off Trademe ... to do up and be the bicycle of my dreams. Introducing .... My new bike (she said proudly) ... this is her Trademe picture I've done a bit of hunting around and found a wonderful site www...

Posted to World Cycle Chic by Unity Finesmith on 03-18-2010

Filed under: Auckland Cycle Chic, triumph popular sports tourist, bike restoration, old bikes
60 Minutes in OZ

Australian 60 Minutes piece about the 'cycling war' in Australia ... . http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=1026252

Posted to World Cycle Chic by Benji on 03-17-2010

Filed under: 1.5m to survive, cycling on 60 minutes, cycle chic safety
A legal perspective

A very interesting and well thought out read ... "Last year (2008) 2,538 people were killed in the United Kingdom due directly to the presence of motor vehicles on the roads. A further 229,000 a year were injured. Countless others suffer detrimental...

Posted to World Cycle Chic by Benji on 03-17-2010

Filed under: cycle accidents
CAN: e-Can March 2010- The Cycling Advocates Network

e.CAN 182 The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ : www.can.org.nz Contents: - Safer Journeys Welcomed by cyclists - Thirteen new cycle trails considered - Millions saved if more people cycle - Fashion on wheels for Nelson Go By Bike...

Posted to RideStrong-Your Voice! by RideStrong Admin on 03-16-2010

Filed under: CAN, cycle advocates network nz, e-can 182
BikeNZ names big squad for UCI World Track Championships

BikeNZ will take one of their biggest squads ever to this month's UCI World Track Cycling Championships in Copenhagen. The selectors today named a 17-strong team that leaves tomorrow for Denmark for the championships 24-28 March. Head coach Tim Carswell...

Posted to BikeNZ High Performance by Highperf on 03-16-2010

Filed under: World Track Championships 2010 copenhagen
Bus or Bike?

Hello everyone, Well it’s been a long time since my last up-date! I’ve settled in the UK working at British Cycling in between travels around Europe. Thus far I’ve ventured to Scotland, Italy, Spain, and seen a lot of England. I’ve...

Posted to Sports Science & Coaching by Kinetic Edge by Amy Taylor on 03-15-2010
Karapoti Weekend

Karapoti's always a great occasion, and I do love getting out amongst it. That said, I've never actually focussed on it, and this year was no exception. In the month after the Brevet, I'd not ridden a bike off road, though I could be considered...

Posted to The MTB Blog by John.Randal on 03-15-2010

Filed under: Karapoti 2010, bushlove racing
Urban Exploration

Its easy just to ride where you are familiar. You know the route, how long it will take and how hard it is so there is a certain amount of comfort. But there are so many great back roads with a lot less traffic and now a lot more cycleways. I hear a lot...

Posted to BikeNZ CEO's Blog by Kieran Turner on 03-12-2010
Training Blog: Endurance training: large amounts of low-intensity training can develop base conditioning and aid recovery

Endurance training: large amounts of low-intensity training can develop base conditioning and aid recovery How a train low, train high approach can lead to increased performance In recent years, the ‘middle way' has been a popular mantra of...

Posted to Training Blog by Highperf on 03-11-2010

Filed under: Endurance training

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