Author Archives: Clive Andrews

Barenaked Ladies – Brighton, 5th April 2007

Watching the Barenaked Ladies at Brighton Dome on Thursday was possibly the most fun I’ve had in front of a live band. I can’t remember the exact set list; a combination of excitement, ignorance and a touch of alcohol puts … Continue reading

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Vehicle Watch – "25"

There seem to be more and more of these stickers appearing in car windows. They are based on a simple premise: that most car theft is perpetrated by those under the age of 25. With this in mind, anyone over … Continue reading

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Nike Cycling: Not Doing It Anymore

It looks like Nike’s relationship with the sport of cycling may be coming to an end. BikeBiz have announced the end of Nike’s tie-up with Trek, the largest bike company in the US, with whom they market their cycling clothing … Continue reading

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Spring Forward

The clocks have gone forward an hour.British Summer Time is upon us. Simon was very excited about this, so he, Frazer and I rode on the first of 2007’s ‘extended’ evenings. The following morning, as I washed my bike outside … Continue reading

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A Plea to my Cycling Friends

I like riding bikes. I like taking photos. And above all, I love spending time with my friends. When all three come together, and I find myself photographing friends on bikes, I’m rarely happier. But, I need to issue a … Continue reading

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Newspaper Snobbery

My name is Clive and I am a newspaper snob. There you go – I’ve said it. Anyone who knows me knows my thoughts on the tabloid press. I can’t help but feel that the views espoused in titles like … Continue reading

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Stow Me The Money!

howies are a Wales-based clothing company making some very nice stuff aimed at bikers/skaters/paddlers/dreamers who have a few quid in their back pockets. Their approach is very much about having fun and doing the right thing. Their website and catalogues … Continue reading

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Bring on the Spring

The arrival of spring, and then summer, has always meant a lot to me, but I’ve been thinking about it lots recently. Living by the sea it’s somehow easier to appreciate the passing of the seasons. Harsh winters of crashing … Continue reading

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Keep It Simple, Stupid!

I’ve just spent the last few weeks trying to re-establish a wireless connection in the flat in which I live. We recently changed broadband providers and the migration from our old set-up to our new one has been less than … Continue reading

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Off-Road Utopia

Last weekend was one of our several-times-a-year mountain biking trips. The first significant trip of 2007. The destination for this springtime adventure? South Wales. The purpose-built, manufactured trails of Brechfa and Glyncorrwg, near Port Talbot. A superb weekend. Largely thanks … Continue reading

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