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“To be a Real Cyclist, you must:
ride whatever you like
ride wherever you like
ride for whatever reason you like
ride at what speed you like
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“One guy [after a close overtake] reckoned he gave me enough room. I told him to go and ask his wife if an inch is enough.”— Buggi, on Cycle-Chat
If only these hoops were a long term arrangement :( they suit my ride so well. #cycling #colnago #zipp #dream #bici (Taken with instagram)
This reminds me of my childhood… although I didn’t need to lock up my bike where I lived. ;)
We keep our rides locked up!
(via bikes-cycling)
OK, I’ve been away from Tumblr for a bit - you know been busy with stuff like “life” and all that you see. But, hopefully I’ll now be back a bit more frequently once again!
Either way, here is some “Shiv” bling for you to salivate over from Eurobike 2011.
OK, I admit it.. I’m a little bit excited about these Gamin Vector power meters!
Very nice integrated stem on Scott Plasma Premium 2011 - this the will be the GreenEDGE TT bike.
There’s a fine line between arrogance and confidence - I am just not sure where practicing your victory salute on the start line fits in…
(via akirasek)
My thoughts during the recent @cyclingvictoria Melbourne to Ballarat Road Race.
So Thor Hushovd is off to @BMCProTeam next year apparently.. if they keep Ballan on the roster then there will be 3 former World Champions on the same team, has that ever been done before? Does anyone know what the highest number of former Road world champs on a single team is?
Thankfully there is no “salary cap” in cycling! …..yet.
Thor.
Coolest photo yet I’ve seen of Thor descending.
(via coffeeslot)
You know what? If this happened to me I’d be VERY disappointed… and probably a whole lot sore and sorry for myself as well.
They just don’t make em like they used to…!
Front end carbon failure during a sprint.
Just a quick sample of todays local Melbourne media coverage of Cadel Evans #TDF win.
Never forget that this cycling malarkey is a team sport, thanks
@BMCProTeam for bringing @cadelofficial home in yellow!
(via comfort-eagle)
Cadel Evans makes history for Australian Sport, by winning the 2011 Tour de France.
