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Snacks for when you're out cycling

Snacky Snacky Snacky

As a cyclist, you’re sure to have a bar or two stuffed into your pockets in case you encounter the dreaded “bonk”.   I’ve been that cyclist that thought I could do a 100km spin on just a cup of cof...

The Carrick Coat

The Carrick Coat

Being warm on your bike is so important.  We don’t need to tell you that.  You’re a cyclist.  No doubt you’ve experienced what it’s like to be so cold that it’s hard to keep pushing those pedals.  ...

Handlebar bags:  Are you a fan or not?

Handlebar bags: Are you a fan or not?

I have to say, when I saw someone noodling past me on their road bike one day with their out front bag on I was like “hell no, not a chance will I ever deface my beloved road steed with one of thos...

Cycling in the Gap of Dunloe in Co Kerry, Ireland

Cycling In Ireland: Weather and Wardrobe Essentials

I cannot stress enough how lost you will be if you don’t have a rain coat in your back pocket, even if it’s the middle of June!  

My Favourite Ride #2 - Snowdonia, Wales

My Favourite Ride #2 - Snowdonia, Wales

Off the four of us set on a ferry from Dublin port to Holyhead, bikes firmly on board in a van belonging to one of the guys. Adventure ahoy!

It's all about the recovery.  Seriously.

It's all about the recovery. Seriously.

Starting the week with tired legs might feel a bit challenging, but there are a few things you can do to help ease the discomfort and get through the day. 

Cyclists and Their Socks:  A Real Obsession

Cyclists and Their Socks: A Real Obsession

These seemingly small accessories play a significant role in a cyclist's overall riding experience and are truly cherished by those who pedal on two wheels. 

Autumn and Winter Cycling - what lies ahead.....

Autumn and Winter Cycling - what lies ahead.....

Tips for cosier autumn and winter cycling

Mobility and Mental Health

Mobility and Mental Health

Cycling is only one form of fitness and today, we chat to Hugh Byrne, strength and conditioning coach.