Posted by Anna Magrath on December 16, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Cycling Shorts unleashes Santa’s (last minute) Little Helpers. We’re up to our eyes in bicycle shaped packages badly wrapped and covered in sticky tape, it’s all got a bit manic, so much to get organised and so little time, so we’ve got together to give you a list of gift ideas that won’t disappoint even [...]
Category Amateur Cycling, Anna Magrath, Beginners Guides, Bikes, BMX, Charity Challenges, Christian Grasmann, Classics, Coffee & Nibbles, Commuting, Cristi Ruhlman, Criterium, Cross Country Cycling, Cycling Art & Design, Cycling Holidays, Cycling Kit, Cycling Oddities, Cycling Teams & Clubs, Cycling Travel, Cyclo-Cross, David James, Dream Kit & Gadgets, Elite, Felix English, Fixie's, Four-Cross, Freestyle, Grand Tours, Hayley Davies, Heather Bamforth, Jack Holroyde, Jonathan Tiernan-Locke, Junior Cycling, Keelan Phillips, Kit, Lawrence Bywater, Leisure Cycling, Marty McCrossan, MTB, Musette Morsels, Nick Dey, Off Road, Paul Harris, Paul Sloper, Pro Cycling, Road, Sam Jackson, Sim Parrott, Track, Urban Cyclist, Womens Cycling, Youth Cycling · Tags Bicycle, Bike, christmas, Cycling, gift, Holiday, ideas, present, Santa, secret santa, shopping, tree
Posted by Cristi Ruhlman on July 9, 2012 · 1 Comment
Episode 1: Adventures of a Would-Be Cyclist…..or How I Ended Up Getting a New Bike How does a calm “fun ride” on a hot humid day turn into a meeting of steel and skin on the road? Well, I found out yesterday when I rode in our local Fourth of July bike ride. It started [...]
Category Amateur Cycling, Charity Challenges, Cristi Ruhlman, Road, Womens Cycling · Tags 4th July, 4th July bike ride, Bicycle, Bike, Charity, Cristi Ruhlman, Fourth of July, fun raide, new bike, road rash, Specialized, Tour de France
Posted by Cristi Ruhlman on June 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Have you ever dreamt about sitting down with a relaxing glass of wine and spending an evening just chatting cycling with a former World Champion? What if you could spend time with a Triple Crown winner? Well, that’s how reading the new book by Stephen Roche ‘Born to Ride’ felt to me. It gave me [...]
Category Cristi Ruhlman, Pro Cycling, Reviews, Road · Tags Austria, Book, Born to Ride, Cristi Ruhlman, Cycling Shorts Star Buy, giro D'Italia, Laurent Fignon, Miguel Indurain, Random House, rating, review, Robert Millar, Roberto Visentini, Sean Kelly, star buy, Stephen Roche, The Random House Group, Tour de France, triple crown, UCI, Villach, World Champion, Yellow Jersey Press
Posted by Anna Magrath on February 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment
We got our hands on some digital pre release copies of “Ride” a new collection of short stories (not to be confused with British publication “Ride Journal”). Below are our collective thoughts on the Kindle and iPad versions. Darryl: I have to say that I was pretty stoked when I was asked to review the [...]
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Posted by Anna Magrath on December 13, 2011 · 4 Comments
Cycling Shorts unleashes Santa’s Little Helpers. Yes the panic is setting in, so much to get organised and so little time, so we’ve got together to give you a list of gift ideas that won’t disappoint the fussiest cyclist in your life. We’ve split our choices into three perfect price parcels. Let us know what [...]
Category Anna Magrath, Bikes, Cristi Ruhlman, Cycling Travel, Darryl Kotyk, Dream Kit & Gadgets, Felix English, John Allen, Jonathan Tiernan-Locke, Kit, Leisure Cycling, MTB, Nancy Arreola, Off Road, Paul Sloper, Road, Track, Womens Cycling · Tags
Posted by Cristi Ruhlman on October 12, 2011 · 2 Comments
Imagine a ride over the rolling hills of California, nestled between the vineyards of Sonoma County and along steep cliffs, as you ride your way towards the waves of the Pacific Ocean. On the first weekend of October, avid cyclists did just that, as over 7,500 riders descended on the town of Santa [...]
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Posted by Cristi Ruhlman on July 4, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Conversation with Mark Langlands of Pure Black Racing National pride is a powerful motivator and now, as ‘Le Tour de France’ takes center stage, there are many-fans and athletes alike, who wonder what the future of cycling will look like. But there are also those who continue to believe in the beauty of cycling and [...]
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Posted by Cristi Ruhlman on February 22, 2011 · Leave a Comment
This month at CyclingShorts.uk.com I’m bringing you an exclusive, we’re excited to feature a great article by my friend Fitzalan Gorman from www.usprocyclingnews.com She caught up with the riders of BMC Racing to get their thoughts on teammates and how that will play a part in their continued success on the world circuits of the UCI Pro-Tour. Cristi. [...]
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Posted by Cristi Ruhlman on October 14, 2010 · Leave a Comment
I caught up with Ben Day of Pegasus Racing and Fly V Australia to get his take on just how “mateship” and teammates played a part in their successful 2010 season. As the team is in the process of applying for a UCI ProTour license, I also wanted to know how that philosophy will [...]
Category Cristi Ruhlman, Interviews, Pro Cycling, Road · Tags 2011, Aussie, Ben Day, Bike, Chris White, Classics, Classics team, Cristi Ruhlman, Cycling, cyclist, Domestique, Europe, FlyV, FlyVAustralia, GC, GC Rider, general classification, Grand Tour, interview, Jai Crawford, Jay Thomson, mateship, Mooresville, Outback Australia, Pegasus Racing, Peloton, Pro Cycling, Pro Tour, riding, road cycling, Robbie Hunter, Robbie McEwen, Saxo Bank, survival camp, Team Saxo Bank, teammates, teamwork, UCI, UCI ProTour, UCI ProTour license, USA, Wind Tunnel
Posted by Cristi Ruhlman on February 15, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Who are these riders who give their all in support of the team and its superstar cyclists? Who are the domestiques? Let’s make no mistake here, all pro-peloton domestiques are super talented riders. They’ve won races throughout their careers and show great promise. Of course, they have to be that good. If they [...]
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