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Trike Drifting

This isn’t a little child’s bicycle, check out Trike Drifting, a new extreme-sport video from Devin Graham. Think of it as the Fast and the Furious … on trikes!

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Industrial Revolutions is the amazing new film from street trials riding star Danny Macaskill. Filmed and edited for Channel 4 ‘s documentary Concrete Circus.

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Whilst spending more time on my bike recently, I re-read It’s Not About The Bike: My Journey Back to Life by Lance Armstrong.  Many people who’ve read the book complain that it doesn’t tell you enough about his training regime, or his amazing achievements as an athlete, but I don’t think that is the point [...]

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Whilst on holiday I saw a copy of One More Kilometre and We’re in the Showers by Tim Hilton in a charity bookshop.  I thought this would be an interesting book looking at the life of a seasoned 60 year old racing cyclist.  The book describes how Tim was brought up in a Midlands Communist [...]

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Human-Powered Health from solve on Vimeo.

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It’s now called the “special flip” because “Special Greg” Powell was the one who accomplished it. This performance of Nitro Circus was recorded in Gosford, Australia

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I’ve been loving watching Daniel grow into a small child – this video is one of the things I’d love to do with Daniel when he’s a little older!

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Mountain Biking Carnage

BUCS 2011 X.C Carnage! from Joe Bowman on Vimeo.

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There’s been a few rants in the local press about the number of cyclists on the pavement in Tonbridge town centre, especiall over police fining just 1 rider in 12 months. I have a few thoughts on this: I don’t see that many cyclists on the pavements so is there really a problem or is [...]

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ElliptiGo is a combination of a stationary elliptical trainer and a bicycle. It looks a bit unstable to me, but the official website says that it was successfully used on the grueling 129-mile Death Ride in California. What do you think — is this a useful exercise tool?

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