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Category Archives: Kinesis FF29
Getting comfortable on my bikes
I have just fitted a Brooks B17 narrow saddle to my Ridgeback Panorama. This bike was perfect. It was set up like my road bike, it was like a full on grand tourismo, built for speed…. But it weighs 27lbs, … Continue reading
Posted in 29ers, Kinesis FF29, South Downs Way, Touring bikes
Tagged 29ers, Brooks B17, Kinesis FF29, Ridgeback Panorama, Road ride Susex, Wilier Cento Uno
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650B or not to B
We went to see the new Whyte, Wilier and Marin bikes at the Lotus Research Centre last week. There is a lot to be excited about for the road rider, the commuter and the trailsters but the big thing to … Continue reading
Posted in 27.5ers, 29ers, 650B, Kinesis FF29, Scott Scale 740
Tagged 27.5 wheels, 29ers, 650b, Scott Scale 740, Whyte 27.5, Whyte 650b
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What do you really need to ride?
I am going to ride the South Downs Way so need to get some off road and SDW miles in. However, Saturday night I thought that I would not be able to ride. Panic! I couldn’t find my Garmin! I … Continue reading
Posted in Cycle clothing, Good weather, Kinesis FF29, South Downs Way
Tagged 29ers, Kinesis FF29, South Downs Way
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Mountain biking can be very social – but needs to be done more often
I used to ride fifty fifty road and mountain bike but, in part due to the weather, I have been almost exclusively riding on the road for the last year. One reason for this is that when you go for … Continue reading
Its not all about the road
After the last 12 months it really is a joy to be mountain biking. Road riding of one sort or another is on the up because of a variety of things: lifestyle trends, the Olympics, the sheer number of road … Continue reading
Posted in 29ers, Cycle clothing, Good weather, Kinesis FF29, Whiteways
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Tough riding on the South Downs Way.
Right on our door step is the longest National Trail in the country: The South Downs Way. Everyone talks about riding it, three days, two days, one or even there and back! The gentle rolling nature of the Downs belies … Continue reading
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Tagged 29ers, Gore Windstopper Alp X 2.0, South Downs Way
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Riding with an old friend again – Scott Scale 920 revisited
I had planned to use the Scott Scale 920 this weekend and wanted to get a feel for riding the South Downs Way. I realised that, apart from sections of the SDW between Amberley and Steyning, I try to avoid … Continue reading
Posted in 29ers, Kinesis FF29, Scott Scale 29ers, South Downs Way
Tagged 29ers, Scott Scale 29er, South Downs Way
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