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(What’s the story) Ric’s Giant Glory?

Ric McLaughlin | Blog, Mountain Biking Uk | no responses | 13/12/2010 12:31pm

The end of… Well, a year.

T – is for tree, explains Justin Loretz

mskinner | Blog, What Mountain Bike | no responses | 23/11/2010 17:20pm

Have a think about your favourite ride, now have think about your favourite corner on your favourite ride. Chances are on the inside of that corner is a tree. Trees make up more than fifty per cent of the reasons for corners. See, trees are popular in the countryside cropping up, or should I say copsing up all over the place? you can’t just plot a straight line and gas it – not in the woods. These leafy bark covered beauties define the terrain we ride. That is, until they’re not there anymore.

In the fat burning zone

mskinner | Blog, What Mountain Bike | no responses | 18/11/2010 12:07pm

I’m writing this half way through November, which means my winter commuting is already well under way. Last week was 5 days of torrential rain and flooded towpaths to pedal through and this week it’s been severe frosts and ice. Which means streaming eyes and a river of snot to contend with. Where does all that liquid come from?

Keeping it subtle.

Ric McLaughlin | Blog, Mountain Biking Uk | no responses | 08/11/2010 08:30am

Ric gets some subtle new daps.

Busman’s Holiday

Ric McLaughlin | Blog, Mountain Biking Uk | no responses | 27/10/2010 16:28pm

A common myth about working for a bike mag is that you spend all day, every day riding your bike. Sadly, you don’t.

Ric tackles the Tickertape Triple Crown

Ric McLaughlin | Blog, Mountain Biking Uk | no responses | 19/10/2010 10:26am

DH Racing, Jim – but not as we know it…

On Sunday morning I had two choices – go and race my bike or spend a day spending money in Homebase before returning home to spend hours decorating. Simple really.