A not so regular look at ways to heat your food. We first tried the Hexagon wood stove in sunny Morocco last December – its burn anything attitude is ideal for desert riding. Dry river beds are ideal hunting grounds for fuel sources, mostly wood of course. It folds flat, packs Read More
So a couple of customers have decided to do what we all dream of doing, selling up, grabbing their bikes and heading off round the world with no fixed agenda or timescale. Perfect! We were asked to build them two bikes that would be capable of taking on the Read More
a few years ago now, in a time before Keep Pedalling Limited, I bought a 1×1 frame – it was 2005 according to the frame number. Did you know you can tell when a Surly frame was produced from the frame number? All is explained here anyway, it’s had a Read More
Quite old and quite new Surly 1 x 1 in summery bright colours (Trolls hiding under the bridge)
To check out what we’re up to more regularly it’s probably best to look here… www.facebook.com/keeppedalling In the meantime we’ll make more of an effort with this blogging. In other news someone got a new bike. This Genesis Volare stainless Di2 is really rather good.
Many camels but not always where you’d expect. We booked some flights to Morocco early last year and planned a loose itinerary based around heading South to the warmth of the desert. After a night in our favourite riad in Marrakech (where we leave our bike bags) we Read More
