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There is something jaunty about tooling along an old-style seaside promenade on creamy white tyres that to my mind recalls an era of gaudy hotel labels and co-respondent shoes, spats and panama hats, a time when life was ‘swell’ and the going was good. Being the travel nostalgic that I am it was just...
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I’ve had a lot of experience with various forms of touring tyres over the years, but narrower, sleeker road tyres are a fairly new field for me and when I ordered my Pegoretti a few years ago I was at a bit of a loss to know what kind of tyres to spec for...
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I once had a very enjoyable flat tyre when I was pedalling across the Atherton Tablelands in far northern Queensland. It was late in the afternoon on a lonely road with lush rainforest crowding close on both sides, and the chatter of tropical birds to keep me company. Before I’d even got my pump...
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I generally take my coffee black, no cream, no sugar, no nonsense, and until a few months ago I'd have said pretty much the same thing about the way I take my bicycle tyres too - straight black, double shot. After forty-seven years of riding the same-old, same-old, it wouldn't even have occurred to...
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Welcome to My-Bicycle-and-I
By way of introduction I am a magazine writer and sometime photographer who loves bicycles and cycling—not to race or get fit or even commute, but for the simple pleasure of being abroad in the world on two skinny wheels.
Since I enjoy writing nearly as much as I enjoy riding, I decided to put together this eclectic collection of stories, essays, reviews and columns.
I hope you'll find some things you like. Read a bit more here.
