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Tour de France culture hits city

By Eddie Barkla

The season of blurry eyes and sleep deprivation for the avid cycling fan is upon us. It’s time for Le Tour full story

Triathletes benefit from the club

By Eddie Barkla

The Bendigo Triathlon Club was formed after a group of local athletes held a meeting on September 14, 1988 to discuss forming a club that could provide multidisciplinary races for people in the Bendigo district full story

Comfort first with handlebar fitting

By Eddie Barkla

Part of achieving the perfect fit for the individual’s comfort and best performance is the selection of the handle bars that suit your shoulder size. full story

Good for the heart and hip pocket

By Eddie Barkla

The cry that continues to ring out across the nation, “petrol prices are on the rise” is opening the mind of many people as to how to meet the cost of living and keep driving a car. full story

Bike commuting the way to ease strain

By Eddie Barkla

Many people in Bendigo go for a bike ride on the weekend as a form of leisure. After all it full story

Seasoned cyclist cooks up a winning position

By Eddie Barkla

Experienced campaigner Terry Schintler has taken out the Marong to Wedderburn Classic road race and, as of Sunday, is leading the winter series. full story

Get into the right gear for winter

By Eddie Barkla

Preparing for a bike ride in cooler weather creates the age old dilemma of how much clothing does one put on? full story

Cyclists to ride in silent tribute

By Eddie Barkla

Bendigo cyclists will join a worldwide bicycle rally to raise awareness that cyclists, pedestrians and motorists all share the road. full story

Know the limits of your bike

By Eddie Barkla

THE combination of corners and two wheels is a mystery for many newcomers to cycling and is most likely shrouded by the fear of falling off. full story

The custom-built, red, comfy tourer

By Eddie Barkla