Monthly Archives: March 2009
Hindsight Is 20/20
If I could go back in time knowing what I know now, there’s a few things I would do differently as a young aspiring cyclist. I’m not saying I have any regrets nor would anything be different now, I’m just saying … Continue reading
Count Your Blessings
I went to A Night With Mike on Saturday evening this past weekend – a benefit dinner for Michael Forbes. Most of you won’t know who Michael is but if there’s one post I ask you to read this is … Continue reading
Home Remedies
I’ve been fighting off a cold all week and I’m out of my usual magic potion. I swear by this stuff that I get sent to me from Canada called ColdFX. I hardly ever get sick if I start taking … Continue reading
Cycling Twips
First and foremost, I want to thank each and every reader who comes to this blog. It’s grown exponentially and I’m grateful that you have a couple minutes of your busy day to give your attention here. I know you … Continue reading
Going Through The Gears – A Key Move
Wherever you are, there will always be a handful of pro level mechanics who have made careers out of their trade. They’re talented, respected, well informed and experienced. If you’re new to cycling you might have to search around to … Continue reading
Hutchinson Fusion 2 Tubless Tires
A very well kept secret in the world of tires is that you can use the Hutchinson Fusion 2 Tubeless Tires on a regular set of everyday rims. “But I thought they could only be used on specially made like … Continue reading
When To Get A Massage
Yesterday was a special day for Mark Cavendish with his big win in San Remo. It was also an exciting time for my good buddy and massage therapist Andy Naylor. Why Andy? Because Andy has worked on Cavendish’s legs for … Continue reading
The Biggest Loser Final Weigh-Out
The Biggest Loser has now come to an end. Everyone did amazingly well over the past 8 weeks and I thank each and every one of these masochistic cyclists for participating. Some interesting points from the past 8 weeks: Over … Continue reading
No Victory Salute Cav?
Congratulations on the Milan – San Remo win Cav. Absolutely incredible. 289kms and having a finish like that! BUT, you could have done better on the victory salute. You obviously didn’t read the rules on this. UPDATE: Actually, as one … Continue reading
Classic Obsessions
I’m not an old man yet nor am I ready to concede to Masters racing, however thoughts are beginning to enter my head that are consistent with the older generation. I’m starting to acquire a taste for very expensive cycling … Continue reading









