January 19, 2015, I did an amazing gravel ride that covered areas from Willunga to Sellicks Beach and back. You can read that ride report HERE. As promised in that article, the video is now available for your viewing pleasure, in the beauty of High Definition. I hope you enjoy. Feel free to make comments, […]
Unlike every cyclist riding to watch the 3rd Stage of the 2015 Tour Down Under in person, I was riding off the beaten track to the race, thanks in part to suggestions by local lads Don and Johnny. Blockers Road and others between Norton Summit and Lenswood were on the menu today. Blockers Road is tough, […]
If you didn’t catch this event on the world news recently, much of the Adelaide Hills in South Australia were ablaze with bushfires in early January of 2015. Fortunately, there was no loss of human life, and considering how bad this fire was, property damage could have been much worse. Roll forward to January 20, […]
Day five of riding with professional road cyclists. Likely the last day, because I’m knackered, the Tour Down Under starts Sunday, and I’m going to do a gravel ride early Sunday or Monday. January 16, I did a relaxing training ride with Cannondale-Garmin along the beaches of Adelaide. Any Adelaide cyclist will know this route. […]
Day four of riding with professional road cyclists, and the wheelsucking continues. January 15, I did a tough training ride with Francais de Jeux into the hills of Adelaide. Part of our route rolled through areas of Adelaide that were recently ravaged by bushfire. The scene was almost surreal. One minute, riding through beautiful green, […]
Day three of riding with professional road cyclists… mostly wheelsucking 🙂 I’m a little behind with video production / blog posting due to excessive fun on the road bike, first world problems as most would say. Yesterday, January 14, I did a sweet but hard training ride with AG2R La Mondiale into the hills of […]
Day two of riding with professional road cyclists… somebody has to do it 🙂 Today, I did a sweet beach ride with the Giant Alpecin team in Adelaide, South Australia. The lads were on day three of their easy period. It takes a few days to recover from the various flights from Europe to Australia. […]
While most people spent their Christmas Eve with family, friends, or having a drink at the pub, I was boarding a Qantas Airlines flight from Dallas, Texas, bound for Sydney, Australia. At 16 hours in duration, this is the world’s longest commercial flight. Because of how timezones and the International Date line works, departing the […]
