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Cycle Magazine - December / January 2012
Cycle Magazine - December / January 2012
In the issue: The last post - Postal deliveries by bicycle; Go your own Way; Good company - CTC Cycling Holidays; An adventure unfolds; Ferries, bikes & Belgian beer; Trailside first aid; Roads to ruin; Budget tourers; Rear panniers
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application/pdf iconCover
application/pdf iconContents
application/pdf iconNews
application/pdf iconShop window - new products for Christmas
application/pdf iconLetters
application/pdf iconCTC and me - Mark Waters
application/pdf iconThe last post - Postal deliveries by bicycle are now a rarity and not the norm. Postman John Craggs reflects on his cycling career
application/pdf iconGo your own Way - ‘You can do this on a bike? Why the hell are we walking?!’ says a hiker on the Camino de Santiago in the 2011 film The Way. Exactly, thinks Rob Ainsley
application/pdf iconGood company - CTC Cycling Holidays are led by volunteer enthusiasts: CTC members like you. Tour leaders Neil Wheadon and Paul Rogers describe what they do and why
application/pdf iconAn adventure unfolds Adventure cycling doesn’t require exotic destinations or months of free time. Journalist Joe Sheffer spent three days travelling to Muckle Flugga by Brompton and packraft
application/pdf iconFerries, bikes & Belgian beer - Cycle touring doesn’t require two weeks off work. CTC member Don Stark led a blokes’ cycling weekend through Belgium and the Netherlands
application/pdf iconTrailside first aid - Serious incidents are rare while mountain biking, but it pays to know what to do if they occur. CTC Trail Leader instructor Dan Cook has some suggestions
application/pdf iconRoads to ruin - Unless our potholes are properly fixed, next summer’s Olympic road race could have echoes of Paris-Roubaix’s pavé. CTC Campaigns and Policy Coordinator Chris Peck explains why UK roads are so bad
application/pdf iconQ&A - Reflecting on pedals; 20’s plenty – but for whom?; Bike for forest trails; Diabetic cycling food; Flat bar road shifters; Replacement gear hangers
application/pdf iconBudget tourers - Touring bikes tend to cost four figures these days. Chris Juden reviews two that cost just £500: a Raleigh Royal and a Revolution Country Traveller
application/pdf iconHase Kettwiesel Allround - CTC Cycle Champion Seamus Kelly tests a delta-format recumbent trike with a huge range of special needs adaptations available for it
application/pdf iconKinesis Racelight TK2 - Cycling journalist Mike Davis reviews a good example of a surprisingly rare breed: a sporty, mudguard-ready road bike
application/pdf iconRear panniers - Sturdy, rainproof panniers will give you a sunnier outlook when the weather does the opposite. Cycling journalist Simon Withers reviews four high-end rear panniers
application/pdf iconGear up - Burley D’Lite child trailer; Topeak RX Beam Rack & RX DXP Trunkbag; Crank Brothers Power Pump Pro; Spy lamp
application/pdf iconMember benefits
application/pdf iconWhats on
application/pdf iconContacts
application/pdf iconBlind tandem ride; Honeymoon grand tour
Previous Publication: 
Cycle Magazine - October / November 2011

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