OK, I give in. I've started a Twitter feed.
It's all the fault of work, because we've finally caved in and started a Twitter feed for the British Library too.
I'm aiming to go to the performance of Kagel's 92nd Symphony - oh, sorry, I mean 90-second 'symphony' - Eine Brise, for 111 bicycles, tomorrow morning at Spitalfields, so I'll do some of this Twitter update malarkey from there. If I can get out of bed in time.
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What is real cycling?
It's not about lycra. It's not about racing, or saving the world, or crossing the Nullarbor Plain alone except for the film crew.
It's about the best way of commuting, shopping, sightseeing, socialising, partying, and generally just getting from A to B every day: by bike.
It's about the best way of commuting, shopping, sightseeing, socialising, partying, and generally just getting from A to B every day: by bike.
This blog was maintained daily from Jan 2009 to Sep 2010, and occasionally from then until 2013. My new blog, from Feb 2021, is at e2e.bike. It has hundreds of pages on cycle-touring across Britain, Ireland and the rest of the world.
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- Raising the Standard for bike parking
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- Shakespeare was a cyclist: proof
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- What's afoot? Roadside shoes now in pairs
- Chalk it up: another funny bike gadget
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- Bike-shed art cool enough for a Bond villain
- Bike-lock inflation yes, but this is ridiculous
- Letter from Waterloo to Parris
- Getting to the bottom of London's central point
- The world is your Oyster Row, E1: More A-Z games
- Helmet ruling still hurts my head
- London Fields Lido's innovative 'Scunthorpe racks'
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- Rubbish cycle lane
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- The long and short of London street names
- King Henry rains
- Things you find while cycling: money, shoes, knickers
- Missing boy of four had gone bike touring
- Video of today's Kagel performance
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