Tag Archive: Tour de france

Stop Press: Tintin leads the tour

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This image made my day when I strayed across it yesterday. I’ve always loved Tintin. The adventures. The exotic travel. Snowy. To witness Tintin leading the Tour De France? (and smiling, no less)…..Heaven.… Read More

Blue sky thinking. Why Wiggo, Froombe and Cavendish may herald a golden age in urban cycling

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  I’m on hols at the moment. Tempted by warm air and Gallic cuisine, my cycling legs are looking forward to some steady spinning in the Loire. Courtesy of scheduled post magic, these… Read More

Cycle + Show =

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Using the patented technique that we at CycleStuff used when deciding upon a name for this very blog, ITV have made a show about cycling and decided to call it, The Cycle Show.… Read More

July is for warm welcomes, epic rides and heroic efforts

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When the cycling mileage gets into 4 figures (not including decimal places) that’s pretty heroic, right? And with July around the corner and the end of the grand tour season foisted upon us,… Read More

Coming to a Castle near you: The Welsh Castles relay

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If you’re in the centre of Cardiff today, kicking your heels at around 4pm and generally at a loose end, why not pop over to the Castle and welcome home the 1200ish runners… Read More

The Periodic table according to the Tour De France

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I have a vague and distant memory of studying the periodic table at school. Chemistry was my least favourite of the scientific disciplines, but like many schoolboys keen on classifying, cataloguing and arranging,… Read More

The cycle lane to success

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So he did it. Paris-Nice, one of the most prestigious and historic stage races in the calendar. Steeped in history and soaked in atmosphere, Paris-Nice remains amongst the top table of vintage races… Read More

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