The summer vacation months saw two high-profile mountain bike stage races unfold in Tassie. The inaugural AvantiPlus Hellfire Cup took place in November half an hour east of Hobart, while January saw riders flock to the west coast for the Pure Tasmania Wildside.Continue reading “Stage Race Season in Tasmania”
Author Archives: Kath Bicknell
On Joining the Team at SBS Cycling Central
In addition to my work for Flow Mountain Bike and as an academic, I’ve been working as a features writer, web editor and blogger for SBS Cycling Central. It’s great to see the national broadcaster keen to grow their mountain biking content and it’s fascinating for me to watch how the Cycling Central crew work on a diverse number of media projects.Continue reading “On Joining the Team at SBS Cycling Central”
Copywriting for Tathra Beach and Bike
If you’re planning a holiday to the NSW South Coast, Tathra has quickly become one the prime destinations on any mountain biker’s hit list. I was lucky to join the Flow Mountain Bike crew on a trip there in 2013 to sample the trails, the paddle boarding and the fish and chips. We shot images, video and interviewed local riders and trail builders as part of the ongoing Flow Nation content.Continue reading “Copywriting for Tathra Beach and Bike”
Learning to Ride in 3D HD
I had laser eye surgery in June. Some people have it because glasses simply annoy them. I had it because my eyes had rejected contact lenses and my glasses prescription was so strong it hurt to see. I wrote a bit about this a year ago.Continue reading “Learning to Ride in 3D HD”
What Does it Mean to Excel in Cycling?
The morning after the 2013 MTB World Champs I woke up feeling excited. I was inspired by seeing Australians excel across the board and admire that many of them have been able to do so despite little funding from the governing bodies for our sport.Continue reading “What Does it Mean to Excel in Cycling?”
