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Anyone been to Geneva for a cycling holiday
Going to France and Switzerland
Off road and road routes
by Jack & Harri from Caerleon
on 26/07/07
Replies: 2
Last reply 30/08/07
Anyone new to cycling who may be nervous about travelling on roads (be they busy or quiet!), my advice is to read and re-read the book Cyclecraft by John Franklin. It is the closest thing to a Highway Code for cyclists. It covers defensive cycling, road positioning and safety.
If you are a 'kerb hugger', you should definitely read this book. You will have a much more rewarding experience, be safer and more confident!
It is available from all good stockists including, of course, Amazon.
by Stefan Holmes from Telford
on 04/07/07
Replies: 2
Last reply 30/07/07
bring the family and enjoy off-road cycle trails for all abilities. see website
timbermtb.org
by roger powell from thetford
on 28/06/07
Replies: 0
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Can any one help just starting to ride my bike (first time in 20 years) how do i settle back in for saddle sore, my bum kills me.
by Lynn from Newcastle
on 20/07/07
Replies: 22
Last reply 19/11/07
Can anyone help? How do you turn the cyclometer off?
by Callum from MK
on 15/10/07
Replies: 7
Last reply 19/11/07
Cycling has helped me lose over 5 stone already this year. I had 14 years away from my bike when I'd convinced myself I was too unfit and the roads were too busy but I was so wrong!
I love the freedom of being able to zip along at speed under my own power with so little effort.
I'm a born again cyclist for life!
by Mandy from Derby
on 08/08/07
Replies: 1
Last reply 17/09/07
Cycling is great fun, you get fit and it's an easy way to travel.
IT'S FUN!
by Carl Gore from Southampton
on 09/10/07
Replies: 0
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Has anyone fitted one of these Cyclometers? Does it go on the front wheel or the back? Any help appreciated, 6 year old son waiting to get going!!!
by foolsgold from Hull
on 18/08/07
Replies: 13
Last reply 15/10/07
Has anyone got a decent route to take from the above
by arron from oxford
on 25/11/07
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High peak trail used to be a railway line but is now a trail with stunning scenery.
Me and my family cycled from middleton top all the way to parsley hay and back. In total we cycled almost 23 miles, along the way we went through 2 tunnels. High peak trail is a great trail for begginers like me. Me and my family enjoyed it, mostley me because my mum and dad had done it before. I would reccomend High Peak Trail to families who would like to start cycling. Mainly becuase 90% of it is flat apart from one hill near the beggining. The whole bike ride was worth it because of the refreshments at Parsley Hay.
by Chase Martin (12) from Ilkeston, Derbyshire
on 15/07/07
Replies: 1
Last reply 23/07/07
