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		<title>Riding a bike will keep you fit</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 16 May 2009 09:05:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are many people out there &#40;including me&#41; who would love to lose a bit of that weight in time for any summer holidays.As well as this, if you are like me then I am sure when summer arrives you certainly do not want to be seen as a bit of a pale bloater in swimming shorts. I for one would at least like to eliminate the pig part of that sentence. So why not treat yourself to one of those bright shiny racing bikes. The great thing is riding a bike is a great way to keep fit and even if you do feel great about yourself then you could still use it to tone up pretty much every muscle in the body. As I live in the South Downs a mountain bike is more suitable but I do love racing bikes and think they are brilliant for all kinds of fun activities. ANother great thing about having a racing bike is that you can take part in a load of charity events that benefit not only yourself but many other people that you could raise money for which is a thing to be proud of doing. Getting one [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are many people out there &#40;including me&#41; who would love to lose a bit of that weight in time for any summer holidays.As well as this, if you are like me then I am sure when summer arrives you certainly do not want to be seen as a bit of a pale bloater in swimming shorts. I for one would at least like to eliminate the pig part of that sentence. So why not treat yourself to one of those bright shiny <a href="http://www.in-gearonline.co.uk/">racing bikes</a>.</p>
<p> The great thing is riding a bike is a great way to keep fit and even if you do feel great about yourself then you could still use it to tone up pretty much every muscle in the body. As I live in the South Downs a mountain bike is more suitable but I do love racing bikes and think they are brilliant for all kinds of fun activities.</p>
<p> ANother great thing about having a racing bike is that you can take part in a load of charity events that benefit not only yourself but many other people that you could raise money for which is a thing to be proud of doing. Getting one of these bikes could also help improve social lives as well. By meeting other people who are into the same thing as you it is surprising how many of the same hobbies you could have in common.<br /> Of course once you have one of these fantastic bikes you are customise it in anyway you want ranging from <a href="http://www.in-gearonline.co.uk/bike-components_pedals.htm">bike pedals</a> all the way too <a href="http://www.in-gearonline.co.uk/wheels_zipp-wheels.htm">zipp wheels</a>.</p>
<p>As well as all of this there is no limit on how you can alter the bike so you can have it in exactly the way you want it too peform.</p>
<p> Why not go out and actually dfo something this summer, get one of these brilliant bikes as they can really help you to not only lose weight but to have a good time as well.</p>
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		<title>Do cyclists really have gadgets?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 16 May 2009 09:05:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Here it is the top five things to have either on your bike or on you when taking part in a vigorous event or even a simple bike ride. Get those bike pedals ready because here they come. 5. Energy bar or energy gel. These things are great for anytime before or after the events you take part in as they restore the essentials you have just lost or about to lose making you feel a lot better. You can even get gel that actually overtime helps support you when building up your muscles. The gel is great because you can use it on the go. 4. The bike helmet Lets be honest if any proffesional went outside without one of these they would be setting a really bad example. Only really in the top five simply because it is simply vital to own one.Of course it cannot be forgotten just how many different helmets there are with some even made for hot or cold weather. 3.The small onboard computer Having this is what really makes you a proffessonal cyclist in my opinion. These are so easily attached to the bike and can really help out during a training session. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Here it is the top five things to have either on your bike or on you when taking part in a vigorous event or even a simple bike ride. Get those <a href="http://www.in-gearonline.co.uk/bike-components_pedals.htm">bike pedals</a> ready because here they come.</p>
<p> 5.<br /> Energy bar or energy gel.<br /> These things are great for anytime before or after the events you take part in as they restore the essentials you have just lost or about to lose making you feel a lot better. You can even get gel that actually overtime helps support you when building up your muscles. The gel is great because you can use it on the go.</p>
<p> 4. The bike helmet<br /> Lets be honest if any proffesional went outside without one of these they would be setting a really bad example. Only really in the top five simply because it is simply vital to own one.Of course it cannot be forgotten just how many different helmets there are with some even made for hot or cold weather.</p>
<p> 3.The small onboard computer<br /> Having this is what really makes you a proffessonal cyclist in my opinion. These are so easily attached to the bike and can really help out during a training session.</p>
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<li>Current Speed</li>
<li>Odometer</li>
<li>Trip Distance</li>
<li>Elapsed time</li>
<li>12/24hr clock</li>
<li>Average Speed</li>
<li>Pacer</li>
<li>Maximum Speed</li>
<li>Dual Wheel</li>
<li>Temperature</li>
<li>Cadence</li>
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<p> 2. Wheels<br /> At number two simply because I love to change the wheels on my bike. There are thousands of designs to use ranging from the plain wheels that come with every bike or various other ones like <a href="http://www.in-gearonline.co.uk/wheels_zipp-wheels.htm">zipp wheels</a>.</p>
<p> 1.    At number one is the most important thing you need on a long riding trip. Its not exciting stuff and I haven&#39;t built up to it at all.<br /> A simple water bottle comes in first simply because without it you would certainly not be able to carry out long stretches.</p>
<p> Well there you have it, the top five things to take with you and use when using a racing bike.</p>
<p> <a href="http://www.in-gearonline.co.uk/">Bikes shops Sussex</a> is a perfect example, have fun!</p>
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		<title>Biking: Different Types of Bikes</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Jan 2009 21:23:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you want to get in shape, biking is a great way to go. Cycling helps you get around, stay healthy, and avoid dumping gas into your car! As you might expect, there are many different disciplines within cycling. In this article, we will explain the different types of cycling, and how to get started with each of them. Let&#8217;s talk about commuter bikes first. Commuter bikes are purpose built for getting around town, and do the job quite well. These can be anything from old mountain bikes, road bikes, fixies, or any other comfortable inexpensive bicycle. More and more people are getting fed up with gas prices, and giving bicycle commuting a try. If your aim is to put to get around, a commuter bike is the way to go. If you like things a little rougher, give a mountain bike a try. Mountain bikes are rugged bikes intended for off-road use. These bikes have large, knobby tires that make them ideally suited for off-road use. Mountain bikes come in hardtail and full suspension deseigns. Today, full suspension bikes are by far the most popular. However they&#8217;re also the most expensive. If you&#8217;re looking to save money, hard tails [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you want to get in shape, biking is a great way to go. Cycling helps you get around, stay healthy, and avoid dumping gas into your car! As you might expect, there are many different disciplines within cycling. In this article, we will explain the different types of cycling, and how to get started with each of them.</p>
<p> Let&#8217;s talk about commuter bikes first. Commuter bikes are purpose built for getting around town, and do the job quite well. These can be anything from old mountain bikes, road bikes, <a href="http://fixedgear.blogtides.com/">fixies</a>, or any other comfortable inexpensive bicycle. More and more people are getting fed up with gas prices, and giving bicycle commuting a try. If your aim is to put to get around, a commuter bike is the way to go.</p>
<p> If you like things a little rougher, give a mountain bike a try. Mountain bikes are rugged bikes intended for off-road use. These bikes have large, knobby tires that make them ideally suited for off-road use. Mountain bikes come in hardtail and full suspension deseigns. Today, full suspension bikes are by far the most popular. However they&#8217;re also the most expensive. If you&#8217;re looking to save money, hard tails might be the way to go. You can also save money by going for a <a href="http://usedmountainbikes.myinternetstart.net/">used mountain bike</a>.</p>
<p> If you are feeling the need for speed, road biking might be for you. These fast, sleek bikes are very fun to ride for long distances. Road cycling is also a great aerobic exercise, and a means of transportation. Today&#8217;s road bikes are made of many high-tech materials, such as carbon fiber. Buying a <a href="http://carbonfiberbikes.rubyduby.com/">carbon fiber road bike</a> can set you back a bit, but the result is worth it for many. Buying a road bike can be a little tricky for new riders, but if you get somebody at the shop to help you, it shouldn&#8217;t be too bad.</p>
<p> If you&#8217;re looking for more of a hybrid bike, a cyclocross bike might be in your future. A cyclocross bike is a combination of a road bike and a mountain bike. These bikes closely resemble road bikes, but have knobby mountain bike like tires that allow them to handle basic off-road. Cyclocross bikes are great for competing in cyclocross events, as well as getting around town. Their fast yet rugged design makes them ideal each suited for a broad range of purposes.</p>
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