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Islabikes Icons road bike for older people aged 65 and over

What does the new Icons range mean for the future of Islabikes?

We take a look at what the future holds for one of the UK’s most popular bike brands

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Mount Fuji, Japan

Our dream cycling holiday itinerary to Japan

This time of year my thoughts start turning to all the adventures we’re going to enjoy as a family during the next 12 months. It’s great to be snuggled up warm inside, thinking about sunnier days and exploring far flung (or not so far flung!) destinations with the Sprogs.  Our summer holiday is always one…

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Riding in a junior British Cycling cyclocross U14's kids cycle race (CX)

My second U14’s cyclocross race – Sprog Blog

Corners, steep hills, obstacles. All words that relate to cyclocross! I rode my second U14’s cyclocross race recently on the Worx JA 700 and it was a blast. Here’s my thoughts on it. I had just recovered from a cold and I needed something to get me outdoors and make me feel happy and part…

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Bike to School on pavement 2

What to expect in 2019 in the world of family cycling

2019 is spread out ahead of us – a year that will no doubt have highs and lows, and is starting with a huge amount of uncertainty. However, what we can be sure of is there’s 51 weeks left in which to have Cycle Sprog adventures!  Here are my predictions about some of the trends…

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The Cycle Sprog Review of 2018

There’s been some real highs and a few lows in the world of family cycling this year – here’s our round up

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Riding in puddles on the NCN5 near Rhos-on-Sea

Back to basics: how can we reconnect our children with nature?

Help your child reconnect with nature all year round

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