Chuck Glider's Bicycle Workshop

I may have finally found the best way to seal quality CX tyres like Challenge open tubular (clinchers). In a previous post , I compared Co...

Isn't this totally AWESOME?!! Talk about inspiring.

These Challenge Grifo are beautiful clinchers. Note that Challenge call them Open Tubulars meaning they're made like their tubulars bef...

The best of UK cyclocross talent were at Moorways Leisure centre today. Here are some photos from the elite mens race. The pit is always a b...

Time to have some fun on the cyclocross bike. There's nothing like it! The tyres are Challenge Grifo  700x33 clinchers (what they call ...

In muddy, wet conditions, brake pads wear out very fast. Replacing cartridge type pads is quick and somehow satisfying. I'm a fan of Cl...

North Hampshire Road Club created a superb course for Round 10, which was also the South of England cyclocross championships. The start of t...

...falling leaves and nuts!

On Saturday it rained cats and dogs. On Sunday, the cyclocross frogs came out to play. The amphibians frolicked on a very wet course - and ...

What a place! In amongst the egg heads' radio telescopes and laboratories, lies a stony, chalky hill. Someone with a sense of humour t...

Rain over the last few days created luxurious mud baths around the course. The section in the woods was surprisingly dry, but there were a c...

A sunny autumn day at Supermarine rugby club, founded in 1958 by the workers at Vickers/Armstrong. In the background, you can just about se...

It was one of those lovely autumn days, when golden sunshine backlights the trees (when it was not overcast, anyway). Evil course designers...

One of the frustrations of cycling on freshly cut grass is the mess the clippings make. Drivetrain and shoes get completely clogged up, esp...

Driving along the motorway, the rain was continuous, road spray kicking up, spoiling the view. On the course, it was brollies and wellies - ...

Which way round should tyres be mounted for off road use and cyclocross racing?  I'm fully aware that some manufacturers have rotation a...