The Anatomy of Cycling
The Anatomy of Cycling Hands up if you think cycling is all about leg strength. If you do, go to the back of the class.... Read More
Cycling the same old roads
Even after years of cycling the same routes, some rides can still be a voyage of discovery. Everyone who cycles builds up a repertoire of... Read More
Youth Cycle Racing
If you want to get your kids to eat their greens, then enter them in a bike race. The Commissaire stood with his starting pistol... Read More
Castelli Fusione Windstopper Jacket
Castelli Fusione Windstopper Jacket Let the Castelli Scorpion take the sting out of your winter ride I have a certain nostalgic tendency towards cycling and... Read More
Improve your pedalling
Get more out of your cycling by creating a more efficient pedal stroke. You’ve spent a lot of money on your bike and invested countless... Read More
The biley-up and drum-up
Scot Tares tells us of the “old-days” when a cup of tea was enough to let you cycle 280 miles in one day. There used... Read More
Cycling Clubs
Scot Tares finds cycling can be fun if you club together. Last week I was sent a couple of photographs from a Courier reader who... Read More
Inspiration for cyclists
Scot Tares finds social media can offer some inspiration after all. Like many people, I follow social media sites but often, at best, just skim... Read More
Cycling in the snow
Scot Tares finds snow excuse for getting out on his bike. Sometimes it can be difficult to motivate yourself to get out on your bike,... Read More
Training In Zones
Written by Scot Tares and originally published in the Courier 26.1.3 (copyright DC Thompson) Scot Tares gets in the zone with his cycle training. A... Read More