Wednesday, April 4th, 2007
Riding a custom built Razzo at Ironman South Africa
Interesting topic for a blog post. I guess the question should be is there such a thing as the perfect bike? Let’s face it, everyone’s perception of perfection is different and what works for me will probably not work for you.
So having stated the obvious, I am [...]
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Thursday, February 15th, 2007
Another big change in triathlon rules - the next ITU Long Distance World Championship, held in Lorient, France on 15th July, 2007 - will be comprised of much shorter distances: 3km swim + 80km bike and 20km run.
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Tuesday, January 30th, 2007
“Another day at the office”, this is how Nikola put it to me on the evening before the race. You see I was lacking motivation, I have been for some time now, and despite having driven 500km to get to the venue I was still not in the correct frame of mind and this was [...]
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