Friday, April 30, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Curious Mr Fox
MOCAN goes underground!
Once again the mocan http://www.skmocan.com/ Guys & Gals showed they're still true to the fixie cause.
The "NIGHT RIDER" event saw a good dozen riders fresh from their courier jobs in NYC, clash for cash around the street course through the canberra CBD. There were some sweet rides about and all round good vibes, subsequent beers and cider flowed well into the night. A healthy contingent of ladies bikes and their funky lady riders where also rolling around, which was all together heart warming because i'm partial to them both.
Here's a few pics...
The "NIGHT RIDER" event saw a good dozen riders fresh from their courier jobs in NYC, clash for cash around the street course through the canberra CBD. There were some sweet rides about and all round good vibes, subsequent beers and cider flowed well into the night. A healthy contingent of ladies bikes and their funky lady riders where also rolling around, which was all together heart warming because i'm partial to them both.
Here's a few pics...
Monday, April 26, 2010
Majura Pines
A few solo laps of Majura on Sunday arvo, love the pines in the cooler months, and the trails were awesome after a bit of rain,
Get out there ASAP for a few laps!!
Friday, April 23, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Whats the deal with Canberrans?
Well as you may already know many Canberrans spend allot of their work day logged into "The Riot-Act" website (note the witty pun in the title) and discuss interesting topics such as; service levels and food quality of various KFC outlets in town, pontificating the value of speed cameras and letting you know when some musical act that someone is friends with are playing at the Pot Belly in Belconnen.
One topic that often comes up in various guises is cycling.
It appears that cycling threads on the site often get very heated and bitchy with people calling for bans on on-road cycling or demanding bikes have to be registered etc etc. Often there is allot of name calling and general abuse (which is great but its very G-rated).
A week or so ago someone posted a link to a youtube clip where they had filmed a cycle/road crossing for 10 minutes one morning tallying up how many cyclists dismounted their bikes to cross. The discussion people had on the thread was very long and I didn't bother reading it, as I assumed it would be the typical crap.
I'm not really fussed about cycling /road laws and stuff like that but more why is this such a contentious issue in Canberra? What brings someone to film a video like that?
(Though I'm guessing they knew it would get allot of attention on the website.
Is it something to do with the particular population of this city or the city planning ??
Or is there nothing else in town to talk about?
*Sienfield voice - " So whats the deal with Canberrans"
Over and out.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
26th Canberra Tour
Its time to sit on the end of your seat and pedal like you are being chased by a proctologist....the Canberra Tour is coming.
http://www.canberracyclingclub.org.au/event_details/index.asp?IntCatId=26&IntContId=841
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Best Mates
So we meet these two just hanging out in the car park when we were having lunch.
Now i know Canberra is a small town but this was a first...
Now i know Canberra is a small town but this was a first...
Friday, April 9, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Early 90's downhill racing, Germany
Some awesome footage!
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Even "retards" can ride a bike... derrr
"A doctor in the Netherlands who specialises in Parkinson's disease has written a case study on one of his patients who is unable to walk but rides kilometres on his bike every day."
full story (its actually pretty interesting)
full story (its actually pretty interesting)
fluffy
It is kind of fitting finding this on my ride to work, the day after the Easter long weekend.
Easter is over, get back to work!
Easter is over, get back to work!
Thursday, April 1, 2010
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