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I couldn't help but share this wonderful shop display with you - all the way from Edinburgh! This is the current display at Clarks on Princes Street and gosh how lovely is that bicycle with its matching fabric seat and mudguards? Plus a wicker basket brimming with flowers and shoes is enough to get your heart racing. Those delightful canary yellow ( Read more... )

Not everybody has the time or inclination to read the Highway Code. Let's face it, it's hardly as exciting as reading the newest Game of Thrones book. But it is an interesting read for the most part and I highly recommend it, not only because as a cyclists you have a responsibility to other road users to understand the rules of the road, but also ( Read more... )

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We’ve all seen Pashley bicycles before, but lovely navy hue definitely demands attention.


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We've all seen cars promoting certain brands, but have you ever seen a bicycle? This themed bicycle is either a clever bit of advertising or belongs to somebody who loves Corona. Car owners can get around £220 per month just to have acrylic skins on their motor, and who can deny that this bike is just as eye-catching?


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If, like me, you're wrapping presents now, this photo article by Daily Candy offers some great ideas on how to jazz up your presentation. My favourite of course has to be the bicycle bell bow!

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South East London is a wonderful place: it's close to the city, rental prices are as reasonable as you'll find for London's zone 1/2, you can generally cycle to work in no more than forty-five minutes, and occasionally you'll be walking down that same old street you always walk down, and you'll notice something new. For me, that something new was ( Read more... )

On my way to work this morning, I glanced over a fellow passenger's shoulder and spotted a headline that caught my eye. Now I'm not one for reading over people's shoulders, but when I'm informed that "25% of drivers want road tax for cyclists" (read the article at Metro), my metaphorical ears perk up and my brow furrows with outrage. The issue is ( Read more... )