
Cycling and head-butting are not normally associated but they were last week in the Tour de France. Arthur Lamy takes a look at the week’s events.
It’s that time again, and for the next three weeks we shall be treated to an ever changing story that’s called the Tour de France.
I had the interesting experience of cycling against the flow of traffic on the cycle track that goes between St Helier and St Aubin last Wednesday.
I read that nearly 900,000 bikes lie unused in sheds around Scotland according to Cycling Scotland, and I don’t doubt that the same situation exists here in Jersey.
The news that Volvo Cars Netherlands and Swedish company POC are to produce their own cycle helmets for children could be seen as good news for cycling, and earlier this year Volvo unveiled a car with an automatic braking system that detects pedestrians.
Today we visit Trinity, literally the high spot of our rides around Jersey.
Sunny weather at last, so no excuses not to go cycling. Next week I’ll post a short easy route which everyone should be able to do. In the meantime, this might be a good opportunity to give your bike a quick clean, especially if you haven’t seen it since last year. Once you’ve cleaned it, [...]
Reading about Glasgow’s White Bike Plan, I was reminded about our own Green Bike scheme here in Jersey.
Dream finish for Cavendish
A third Tour de France win for Alberto Contador, not a huge surprise, given the number of mountain climbs in this year’s event, but nevertheless a great achievement.