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Cyclist Magazine

  • 09-03-2015 9:21pm
    #1
    ckeego
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    A great article on the Sally Gap/Wicklow Gap route in this month's Cyclist magazine-some very cool photography to go with it.

    Thought it was pretty special that the section that normally features these exotic and iconic routes around the world feature the roads that we are lucky to be able to ride any day of the week..Nice also to see a UK magazine featuring an Irish route for the second time in a year-they had a feature on the Tour de Connemara last year-would love to see them do one on the Sean Kelly too..

    Features 2 of the fellas from Harry's Bikes.


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  • #2
    bazermc
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    What magazine it is. ?


  • #3
    thelawman
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    bazermc wrote: »
    What magazine it is. ?

    good article, its in this mag http://cyclistmag.co.uk


  • #4
    jrar
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    None of my local newsagents stock it but any time I go thru the airport, I nip in to WH Smiths and get a copy. Quality mag. with good articles and great photography.


  • #5
    marty_crane
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    Read it the other day. Great article and terrific photos. Riddled with errors though (Obama visit, QE2 visit +++)

    Nonetheless, it can be got electronically via the Cyclist app for €5.99


  • #6
    ckeego
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,295 ✭✭✭ckeego


    marty_crane wrote: »
    Read it the other day. Great article and terrific photos. Riddled with errors though (Obama visit, QE2 visit +++)

    Nonetheless, it can be got electronically via the Cyclist app for €5.99

    Yes, and I got the feeling that they thought the Royal Marine Hotel was in the city centre, too..

    Never heard that story about the imported sand in the Guinness estate either..leg pull on the "Mainlanders"?


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  • #7
    marty_crane
    Closed Accounts Posts: 298 ✭✭marty_crane


    ckeego wrote: »
    Yes, and I got the feeling that they thought the Royal Marine Hotel was in the city centre, too..

    Never heard that story about the imported sand in the Guinness estate either..leg pull on the "Mainlanders"?

    Them's the ones. Pity they didn't get it proof read locally as otherwise it's a very good article.

    Although I'll admit to not knowing whether the sand story is true or not....


  • #8
    ckeego
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,295 ✭✭✭ckeego


    They should also have stopped for the best coffee in the county at Mystic Picnic in Roundwood!


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