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home page about the authors contact us archive road tax is dead, long live road tax! march 28th 2017, by chris | 2 comments in 1926 the chancellor of the exchequer, winston churchill, introduced measures that would ultimately do away with road tax in 1937. his reasons for doing so included a concern that some motorists felt they enjoyed a special entitlement to behave on the road in any way that they pleased. they did, after all, pay for the roads themselves, or so they believed. eighty years on and one of the charges frequently levelled against cyclists is that they do not pay 'road tax'. they don't, but then neither has anyone else this side of the second world war. it's perfectly possible that there are some elderly motorists driving around who did once pay the tax, but they are fewer in number as each year passes. so why, for an alarming number of ill-informed people, has 'road tax' never really gone away, even though it may never have existed in their lifetime? motor vehicle manufacturers and advertisers are frequently asked not to use term 'road tax'. no such thing exists continued » great british bike rides review march 25th 2017, by chris | 2 comments great british bike rides: 40 classic routes for road cyclists is the follow up to dave barter's first publication, obsessive compulsive cycling disorder . the first, self-published, book was largely an anthology of blog posts that detailed barter's increasing obsession with cycling that developed when his running years were ended after injury. great british bike rides is quite a different affair, the result of extensive research to put together 40 challenging routes throughout britain. the rides are divided unequally between northern england, southern england, scotland and wales. carlton bank... a great climb through a beautiful area, and you'll be glad you chose this ride (dave barter) continued » cave to coast to coast to cave june 26th 2016, by francis | 3 comments last summer twelve of us did the way of the roses ride but with van support and lifts home, this year we thought we would up the ante a little bit. plan a was to do the trans pennine trail, followed by wotr but there were conflicting reports on how suitable the tpt was for carbon road bikes. we settled on riding from our home in south cave to morecambe and then back via bridlington. only two of us were left standing when it came to doing the ride, myself and fellow cave dweller tony. as it was father’s day weekend our wives were happy to indulge and leave us to play out. we met at 6.30am and headed westwards towards howden. this is a favoured ride destination for coffee but it was too early for the cheese shop. out first café stop was a real unexpected gem of a find. we were ambling along when we came across a sign saying ‘birkin fisheries tea room’ and after we both nodded to approve stopping we pulled into their car park. it was then we realised it was still quite early – and the café was closed. as we were about to pull back out we saw somebody having a coffee and a fag by the side of the café. birkin fisheries “let me finish both of these, and then i’ll open up for you” she said. result! continued » cycling climbs of yorkshire: a road cyclist's guide (review) june 17th 2016, by chris | 6 comments a recurring theme in reviews for the original 100 greatest cycling climbs went something like "why wasn't such-and-such hill included?" fans of scottish hill climbs in particular took offence at the ratio of their favourites to those in wales (7:14) – and the inclusion of some lesser climbs in the south east especially. back in 2010 my two penneth worth was about the road between grinton and askrigg... cycling climbs of yorkshire – a road cyclist's guide , by simon warren simon warren describes a ride towards askrigg (# 46 oxnop scar) that i haven't done, but would like to. according to warren this climb has a height gain of 243 metres. the harkerside road from grinton goes from about 186 metres to 541 at its peak. even if you start counting at low witta (about 220 metres) the climb to the top, and the cattle grid shown below, is well over 300 metres of height gained, with more false summits than i can remember, and no fewer than seven ordnance survey chevrons pointing at the wearying cyclist. the chap in the b&b in askrigg told me that drivers' sat nav systems sometimes send them along this narrow road. i wouldn't fancy driving it, but how long will we have to wait before 100 more greatest cycling climbs i wonder...? well i got the follow-up title wrong (the sequel was to be ' another 100 greatest cycling climbs ') and the climb didn't make the cut, but that oversight is remedied in ' cycling climbs of yorkshire: a road cyclist's guide ', the latest publication in this popular series. continued » the magpie and sputnik october 25th 2015, by kern | 3 comments another helmet theme … the magpie is a most illustrious bird dwells in the diamond tree one brought sorrow, one brought joy, sorrow and joy for me sorrow and joy for me ...(donovan) continued » the helmet debate. again october 7th 2015, by chris | 7 comments on the last day of august i fell off my bike. again. a graphic i never ended up using in the promotional material for an event i organised. (it was designed by a former colleague of mine) continued » 50 classic cycle climbs: yorkshire & peak district (review) september 15th 2015, by chris | 5 comments i bought 50 classic cycle climbs: yorkshire & peak district from a bike shop in pickering on a holiday last year during which i rode five climbs that had featured in one or other of simon warren's 100 greatest cycling climbs. perhaps for that reason i find it difficult to review this book without comparing it to simon warren's work. simon warren's follow up to 100 greatest climbs includes four north york moors ascents detailed in 50 classic cycling climbs. only rosedale chimney was in the original the attraction of this particular paperback for the yorkshire (& peak district) cyclist is the sheer number of climbs grouped closely together. simon warren seemed to ration out the climbs in his first book to offer something to all of the regions. in 50 classic climbs there isn't that limitation. (however, in the last month warren has released the first of what i understand to be eight regional guides: cycling climbs of south-east england.) continued » new zealand 2014/15 february 19th 2015, by kern | 11 comments prologue tickets were booked in january and dates were fixed. mary steadily lost ounces all summer in preparation for the trip; i gallantly made up for her losses. new tires installed in october scraped against one side of the rear mud guard. a rotary tool was used to trim back the edge. the route was undecided. a map in the living room was covered with sticky notes of possible alternatives. i contacted cycletour.org.nz and asked about routes. their advice (very friendly): we should be on the south island. our plan is to ride the north island. indecision, self-doubt, panic. north island or south? we flip the map from north island to south island. two days later, we flip it back. their other advice: "beware of maniacal drivers – not me, everyone else." two weekends are spent packing up lady como. she is padded, wrapped, fitted, cushioned and cradled in her suitcases. assembly and disassembly steps are listed in detail. cushioned, cradled and coddled we do a practice packup of clothes and camping gear. to camp or not to camp? that is the big and weighty question. one week before departure we check our will and draft a new one. just in case. i shovel eight inches of snow the day we leave. the two week nz weather forecast can be summarized in one word: rain. continued » cycling and (my) pes cavus 'type of feet' january 29th 2015, by patrick | 10 comments a chiropodist (or podiatrist as they are now known) told me recently i have pes cavus 'type' feet. she said it as soon as i took my shoes off (my feet look norma

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