There is a period known as civil twilight which is, technically, when the sun is within 6 deg of the horizon before it breaks the dawn. Looking up, dressed in an extra gilet, the cyclist will see the sky is flushed with pinks and reds. With this light, roughly 20 minutes before the dawn, there
Sunglasses protect your eyes from harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays, reduce eyestrain in bright conditions and protect you from flying debris and other hazards when cycling. Finding the right pair is key to your comfort, whether you’re are racing off-road, racing or riding for pleasure- eye protection is key.. As the sun’s ultraviolet rays damage the
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A ride ago, a club mate told me- you and your bike are a partnership. “It’s a marriage- If you look after each other it’ll be a long and happy life together” Like any relationship, you must make sure that the other is okay, Each day. Not just ask when something goes wrong. This morning my
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1970, there were 200 million cars in the world. In 1990, there were almost 500 million and as of last year there is an estimated 1.5 billion cars on the road.
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The Galibier financial boss has a super view on life. Uplifting and refreshing. Regardless of what doctor’s note or weather forecast that has been viewed that day, after the initial AFFS, there is a plan to adapt and overcome. It starts with 8 words at dawn- Today, is going to be a great day”. This does
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Only five of us braved the rain. The normal group usually numbers 12 or 14. The ‘normal’ riders had looked out at the rain and went back to bed. All five that went out needed the spin. They squeeze it into busy lives, and the dark, wet atmosphere was mirrored in the mood of the
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The madness of the lockdown was nervous, then scary, before isolation and routine became a new normal. Adapt and survive and wash your hands.My saviour came from the love of the bicycle over this past spring and early summer. Actually cycling less because we were working more. Saddle time became more intense. Restricted time, meant
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