Bandit Country.

Old School.

Call me a hippy but...

...although i've been into this lark for a good ten or so years now i've never been one for the group ride, partly i suppose because i thought grown men hanging around outside swimming pools was a tad suspicious but more so probably because of my skateboarding upbringing, me and the wind man. Don't get me wrong i have partaken in the odd sportive where large numbers were present but mostly i was passing or being passed rather than riding within. Saturday's Renner Cafe Ride allowed me the joint pleasures of feeling the drag of riding in the wheels, eating one of the best date slices i've ever tasted courtesy of the cafe at Dawyck Botanic Gardens, enjoying the craic while traversing some interesting roads at a good pace but not one that had my eyeballs popping out and here comes the hippy bit, the sound man the sound of the wheels. Thank you Mr Anderson, more snaps here.

Camera Test.

My trusty jersey pocket camera has given up the ghost just in time for Mr Anderson's Renner Cafe Ride on Saturday, test camera courtesy of the faither-in-law.

Ronde Bicycle Outfitters...

...work in progress.

British Road Race Championships.

Had a great day in and around Stamfordham yesterday, more of my photos on the Rapha Blog.

BICCC.

Shot a roll of film when the BICCC visited Meadowbank a few weeks ago but have been finding it hard to get darkroom time at the moment, more to follow.

Omerta.

Tyler Hamilton photographed at The Tour of Britain.
Lance Armstrong jersey framed for Le Mod.

Ronde Bicycle Outfitters...

to be continued...

Richard Moore Website.

Richard Moore of In Search of Robert Millar and Heroes, Villains and Velodromes fame has recently launched a website to promote his two new books.

Richard shot as part of The Meadowbank Velodrome Project.

Backwoods.

Sorry, i was getting my seasons muddled up.