I am a cyclist, but at present I am full time promoting 21st century road transport. Waverail will re-create a form of roads, filled with human live, activity and interaction.
Some recent events have led me to consider issues around reputation, and more specifically online reputation.
I believe most successful proprieters of service based industries realise that some people do have bad experiences, for whatever reason, and it's how we deal with this that shapes our reputation.
I believe that every negative can be viewed as an opportunity.
I believe that most disatisfied customers can be turned into a loyal advocate with… Continue
hmm...I am no prude but there is something I just find annoying about this Sydney Bike Film Festival advert for their bike giveaway, which was featured in MC Cyclery's enewsletter.
I FIND IT LAME!
I have a feeling that 'babes on bikes' is quite a big theme for this year's… Continue
I know - if you've only got a short holiday in Europe you probably wouldn't have Denmark on your 'must do' list. But if you have more time - this cycle tour is well worth doing. As easy or hard as you want to make it, super safe, and plenty to see along the way. The Danes are almost as cycle mad as the Dutch, and the cycling infrastructure around the country and in towns is brilliant.
I was wondering if anybody had information on Road bike restoration courses/classes. I have a retro, Malvern Star racer I bought for $120 off ebay and the chain completely stuffed up. The brakes are a bit "how's your father" as well. And the gears.. well don't get me started. I want to restore it, but am completely ignorant of how to do it. Is it worth it? Anyway to restore an old bike on a budget and make it worthwhile?
The Gong Ride is always a great event. I took the camera this time, but I wobbled the bike cam for a while, then just wanted to get to the finish line not too far behind my son!
This is a fabulous supported or independent bike tour, if you can afford it. Not cheap, but great countryside, quiet roads, brilliant accommodation and craic in the pubs every night. Read more of what I wrote about it on:
This is my 3rd week in Sydney. Due to unforseen surcumstances, I find myself living in North-west of Sydney rather than the South. I find the Hills a good place to live with good cycling infrastructure....... mostly (Better than most other parts of Sydney I have seen) and some nice country roads to pootle on. The drivers also seem to be more tolerent in that area.
Two of the major points that were considered when looking for a place to live were:
1. how to commute to work via… Continue
Last night ... at about 5.30 pm. On my way to a fancy Dress gig.It was not a busy time in respect of traffic or amount of bikes.
I was riding through Centennial Park from Clovelly Road to the Horse Gate (Federation Way)
I was on a bike a had just set up and it was a no brakes fixie. I was riding along and I was doing less than 20 km/hour. I was riding on the white line as I was riding a little bit faster than some beginners and I noticed up ahead a guy on either a Linskey… Continue
So it has happened - Friday just passed was my last day at work, I am now living in Yass (55kms n/w of Canberra). Cool climate wines down the road, not a bicycle user group in site and a very sub average bike plan doc done by council 5plus years ago.
So I will still be involved in BikeSydney for the next few months - not sure when I will be in Sydney next. Contact details are
email - blinddog@alpha.net.au
blog -… Continue
Added by Andrew on November 1, 2009 at 11:10am —
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