Two-wheeled but single? Luckily there are hundreds of others like you with whom you already have something in common. Or perhaps you’re already paired up and are seeking an active, outdoorsy way to spend Valentine’s Day weekend. Well, pump up your heart and your tires, because the bicycle is a date-getting, date-going machine.
 Cupid’s aero
Just because cycling is an individual sport doesn’t mean bikers aren’t easy to meet. Not only does cycling get the endorphins flowing, but unlike drivers, riders also roll along undivided by safety glass, so you can actually say hi without raising your voice or coming off as a carjacker.
Guys particularly are suckers for …Â More info
You have probably considered a hybrid car. Why not a hybrid bicycle or scooter? The market for electric two-wheel transportation is growing faster than the one for cars and trucks.
“The thing that’s really changed electric bikes and scooters is the battery technology,” says Doug Schwartz, “the fact that you can now get a lithium-ion battery that’s small, it’s lightweight.” …Â More info
Months of training have ended for Christchurch schoolgirls Chloe Thompson and Beth Vanderhaven, who will create history in the 2009 Speights Coast to Coast at the weekend.
They are the first schoolgirl team to enter the two-day race and have just enjoyed a two-week respite from their tough training regime.
Their training diary follows: … More info
Ultra triathlete, cyclist and runner Suzy Degazon had the chance to sit down with Jeremiah Wiscovitch (formerly of Rock Racing) last week to share his thoughts of pro cycling and what he is looking forward to in the future…
Can you tell us a little about yourself and how you got involved in cycling?
My name is Jeremiah Wiscovitch and just turned 25, I come from a BMX racing background where I spent the last 4 years racing nationally all across the country. I really wouldn’t have even picked up a bike if it wasn’t for the owner of Incycle bicycles (Dominic Galenti) and my Dad (Al Wiscovitch), they were the ones that convinced me that road cycling was … More info