Bicyclism

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It’s all because of a truck and the still pending progress of the Coffs Harbour bypass ... Could that bike in the window possibly be the new Cervelo…
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The gravel biking scene has been a bit of a black hole in recent times. It’s been a gigantic gravitational well seemingly sucking the entirety of the…
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In my last post (Managerialism 19), I was very critical of current Australian attempts to ‘govern’ the Covid 19 ‘plague’. That’s kind of easy as this…
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There have been two plagues in my life so far. The first killed my academic career and the second we all currently share. Both plagues are wrapped…
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There are going to be whole university departments set up, all around the world, dedicated to unpacking insights from this, the world’s greatest…
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Bathophobia!
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How Do You Get a Revolution Rolling? Chaos Theory and Catalysing Revolutions with Intent
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Welcome to Bicyclism by me, Roderic Gill. Recovering Post Academic, ex environmental policy consultant, apparently a farmer, Executive Assistant to Shep…
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No cars! So we are living through a pandemic. Everything is shut down and the bureaucrats and their political masters are screaming at us to stay home…
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I suspect that the collection of memes now gravitating around the generic term “Gravel Biking’ are as nebulous and contestable as those collecting…
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As outlined in my previous post, One Year on My Roubaix, the S-Works Roubaix rides on top of something along the lines of a cultural shift. To pay the…
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It’s exactly a year since I purchased my violent orange/yellow Mclaren Special, Specialized S-Works Roubaix: a bike fully dressed in Top-Of-The-Line. On…
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