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1.Happy & healthy 

The real secret of finding long-lasting pleasure in commuting by bike is not about riding a well-worn route that either satisfies a caffeine addiction, or totally avoids traffic, or is the most scenic: it is about how you and your bike fit together in a manner that is not only the most mechanically and biomechanically efficicent but also is good for your long-term health.
Published: 02-Jul-2010

2.Insulin injected engines 

It's something that all diabetics battle with, balancing glucose levels and exercise. One woman is helping others with this most difficult of tasks.
Monique Hanley lay on the floor of the giant sheep-shed in Hamilton, exhausted after riding in Woody's Murray to Moyne 520km 24-hour cycle relay but unable to sleep. She lay awake worrying about how much insulin to give herself.
Published: 02-Jul-2010

3.It's going to hurt 

There are only two types of riders: those who have fallen off, and those who are going to fall off. There's no escape. But how much pain and scarring your wound will leave is up to you. We asked paramedics from Melbourne's Metropolitan Ambulance Service Bicycle Response Group about the best treatment.
Published: 05-Mar-2009

4.Portable packed protein power 

Send your hunger packing with this ‘Ride to Work' luxury packed lunch.

Here is my problem. I love riding to work. But I love food. Which means two things: I'm always hungry and I'm a little fussy.
Published: 02-Nov-2008

5.Tangled up in blue 

Are cyclists more prone to varicose veins or do you just see their naked legs more than the general population? To save her riding buddy Teena Preston went in search of answers.
Published: 09-Sep-2008

6.Torment of the sole 

It's possibly the cruellest pain of all. Walking, running and squash are meant to hurt your feet, but not cycling. It is supposed to be low-impact and gentle on the limbs. So why do so many cyclists complain of aching feet?
Published: 09-Jul-2008

7.Don't panic about DVTs  

It's meant to keep you fit and healthy, but does riding put you at increased risk of a heart attack or debilitating stroke? One study suggested just that, but was it wrong?


Published: 01-Mar-2008

8.A pain in the neck  

Finding a cyclist without neck pain is like finding one who doesn't drink coffee: one study found it was the most common complaint of recreational riders. Here's how to beat it.


Published: 01-Mar-2008

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