Faversham, Kent Blog Directory
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- A lesson kneeded by CyclingAge on Oct 21, 2009
Well this bad blogger now has a bad knee. Right leg very painful yesterday and my physio tells me I've damaged a meniscus (?) in my right knee. How have I done this damage? By not looking after my pedal clips. They're too tight and I haven't oiled th...
- Bad Blogger's back and in a bad mood by CyclingAge on Oct 5, 2009 in cycling instructors forum
Probably like many of you, I subscribe to a forum. This one is specifically for cycling instructors. I subscribe in the hope that forum contributors will share their experiences and nuggets of wisdom and best practice.I am clearly way too naive.The f...
- Bad Blogger by CyclingAge on Sep 4, 2009 in Willesborough Good Blogger Stanhope Maidstone Cycling Clubs Bad Blogger Age Concern bicycle cycling CTC Cyclists
I'm sorry. It's very poor form to start a blog, do some entries and then stop. I'm a Bad Blogger and I am sorry. In my defence, it has been a very busy summer, with a Summer School for Kids in Willesborough, some community days in Stanhope, private l...
- Telegraph promotes cycling by CyclingAge on Jun 14, 2009 in bike week conan doyle daily telegraph cycling
As Bike Week gets underway here in the UK, The Daily Telegraph, one of the most popular broadsheet newspapers, is promoting cycling.Whilst I'm not aligned with the paper's political views, at least they are doing something positive to help get more p...
- Dave Smith's Road Positioning Advice by CyclingAge on Jun 6, 2009 in TSO Canterbury Dr Bike road positioning Cycling for fitness Christchurch University cycling highway code dave smith cycledraft
Had a great day cycling from Canterbury to Reculver and back providing mobile Dr Bike and First Aid support to the ride in aid of the Christchurch University St Gregory Development Project. I noticed that on the few occasions when we were on the road...
- Mark Beaumont by CyclingAge on May 23, 2009 in mark beaumont amazon
Why isn't Mark Beaumont a household name?This man achieved the most incredible feat. He cycled around the world, that's 18,296 miles, in 194 days 17 hours. Truly remarkable.Well, this week his book, "The Man Who Cycled The World" was launched...
