Archive | June, 2009

Chaotic cycling in Vietnam

By Andreas on 30/06/2009 in Features

After 4 vaccination jabs, 17 hours on a plane, 3 in-flight meals, 6 forms confirming I don’t have swine flu, 8 hours sleeping on a floor and one angry visa control officer I found myself in Vietnam. The first thing that I encounter is absolute mayhem. The streets in Hanoi are nothing like I would [...]

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London Cyclist heads to Vietnam…

By Andreas on 13/06/2009 in Blogging

I’m off travelling! Until the end of June I will be in Vietnam and then Cambodia. Its a great trip that I have really been looking forward to. Though I will miss this blog and you guys – I may even hop on a bike while I’m out there. In the mean time enjoy Bike [...]

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Why I want the tube strike to continue…

By Andreas on 11/06/2009 in News

The latest tube strike, which is due to last 48 hours, is causing delays to London commuters’ routine journeys. Businesses are losing out on trade, Maritime and Transport union is getting much flack and in general people are not too happy. However, there is more to this than the predictable chance for newspapers to throw [...]

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Bike apps for the iPhone

By Andreas on 06/06/2009 in Bicycle maintenance, Cycling accessories

There are lots of great cycling apps out there and it can feel overwhelming about which one to choose. Here I take you through them all and which ones I recommend the most.

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Bicycle repair book review

By Andreas on 03/06/2009 in Cycling accessories

Save some money on your bicycle repairs by taking a look at these books. Find out which one is the best for beginners, intermediate and advanced cyclists

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