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Wheel meat again
Steve Worland - Thu 24 Apr, 11:00 am BST
Getting a handle on Pacenti’s 650B mission
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Magic Carpets
Steve Worland - Mon 21 Apr, 3:47 pm BST
Kona’s Magic Link frame design may broaden your horizons
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Trail access
Marcus Farley - Mon 14 Apr, 10:37 am BST
Trail access is a subject that can get the blood boiling of all of us, whether we are mountain biker, horse rider or walker. Each camp has its own arguments and counterarguments.
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The small things in life
Marcus Farley - Mon 7 Apr, 3:27 pm BST
It’s not just the arrival of wonderful new bikes, components or clothing (I wish!) that put an immediate smile on your face. Small things can do that, too.
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Taking out your mates
Marcus Farley - Tue 1 Apr, 4:10 pm BST
Sometimes I have to spend time scratching around for inspiration for a blog piece, and sometimes it comes to me straight from the previous weekend’s ride. Last weekend was a perfect example...
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No disrespect to Claudia
Marcus Farley - Fri 28 Mar, 2:33 pm GMT
No disrespect to Claudia, or any of the other supermodels for that matter...the only supermodel I dream about is of the 2 wheeled variety...
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Epic rides vs epic portions
Marcus Farley - Wed 19 Mar, 11:19 am GMT
It is essential that we all eat post ride, but what we choose to eat has a major impact on whether the calories we’ve burnt stay off or go straight back on again...
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What Mountain Bike - Fri 14 Mar, 11:40 am GMT
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The last remaining Holy Grail?
Marcus Farley - Wed 12 Mar, 2:23 pm GMT
The cycling industry has solved many problems that were once perceived as impossible. For example, we now have full suspension mountain bikes that don’t bob, night riding lights that are also light in weight, and even trails that walkers aren’t allowed on! But, in my opinion, there is still one remaining Holy Grail that no-one has yet been able to find. A waterproof coat that is both breathable and properly durable.
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The Two Hemispheres
Marcus Farley - Mon 10 Mar, 9:23 am GMT
For most things in life, I seem to operate within 2 distinct opposite hemispheres of thought. For example, I’m an agnostic, so I swing easily from religion and atheism as designs for life; I am generally surrounded by clutter, yet I am obsessed by minimalist design; with regards to mountain bikes, I love simple single pivot suspension, yet I am also a great admirer of Karl-Heinz Nicolai’s uber-technical feats of engineering.
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