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James Shrubsall
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News and Features Writer, Cycling Weekly
United Kingdom
Beats
Curling
anything that doesn't deal with the luxury market
Content
'This is the marriage venue, no?': how one rider ran the whole gamut of hallucinations in a single race
By James Shrubsall Verified| Cycling Weekly Verified How long is too long when it comes to riding your bike? We all have our own personal gauges when it comes to working such things out. More often than not it comes down to plain old time commitments. An hour at lunchtime, for example, or a requirement to meet a weekend afternoon appointment. For big events, when we have all the time we need, we tend to use common sense and a touch of self-preservation.
'We don't own gravel - it's a community thing': the spirit of gravel is safe, say British Gravel Championship organisers
By James Shrubsall Verified| Cycling Weekly Verified This year's British Gravel Championship is some way off, but we have a cast-iron prediction: whoever wins a tricolour jersey on September 14 will have well and truly earned it. Having journeyed up to Dalby Forest in North Yorkshire last week to meet organiser Red On Sports and experience the course for myself, I can confirm that riders will mostly be either climbing or descending, with some heart-in-mouth technical moments and impressive views thrown in for good measure.
'This is the marriage venue, no?': how one rider ran the whole gamut of hallucinations in a single race
By James Shrubsall Verified| Cycling Weekly Verified How long is too long when it comes to riding your bike? We all have our own personal gauges when it comes to working such things out. More often than not it comes down to plain old time commitments. An hour at lunchtime, for example, or a requirement to meet a weekend afternoon appointment. For big events, when we have all the time we need, we tend to use common sense and a touch of self-preservation.
Company Info
Cycling Weekly
Cycling Weekly is a company based out of London, United Kingdom.
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