All pretty positive covering a range of comuting and recreational issues, maps of the key off road trails etc..
Maybe some looked at the number and dempgraphics of cyclists and realised that maybe the still wanted them as part of the readership.
BV's been planning this for awhile, and besides, Murdoch's on the global-warming bandwagon. Guess DeadBolt might be looking for another gig as some point if the editorial policy is changed..
All pretty positive covering a range of comuting and recreational issues, maps of the key off road trails etc..
Maybe some looked at the number and dempgraphics of cyclists and realised that maybe the still wanted them as part of the readership.
I bought the "little paper" today because of the liftout. I thought the same thing as you - it's a bit of a stretch coming from a newspaper that was so quick to condemn all cyclists a few weeks ago, but dollars are dollars.
Bit of an advertorial for Malvern Star - I had no idea they even existed any more. Also Giant got a lot of coverage - I guess they are sponsoring the charity ride by the celebrities who were profiled.
All pretty positive covering a range of comuting and recreational issues, maps of the key off road trails etc..
Maybe some looked at the number and dempgraphics of cyclists and realised that maybe the still wanted them as part of the readership.
After the previous rantings by Mr Bolt, it's certainly a refreshing change. Now we just have to persuade the road ragers such as another one I encountered this morning that we have a right to exist. Happily, my local State MP happens to be on the same committee that I'm president of. Her education is something of an uphill battle, but I persist.
[quote="PiledHigher"]Todays Hun had a 32 page cycling lift out.
All pretty positive covering a range of comuting and recreational issues, maps of the key off road trails etc..
Personally, I am glad to stop hearing all the negative press on the so called "hell ride' and the blatant labelling that ALL cyclists were being stuck with. I'm happy to have read all the positive publicity that cycling has received this week and all the articles in the papers.
I like the timing of it being on the back of the Ride to work day, the Herald sun tour, ATB, the opening of the new Federation trail over in the west etc..
BV have used the momentum to really try and make the general public believe that "everyone" seems to be cycling, and even more than ever are commuting so you better get out there and join in.
Mind you, there is an election coming up.. and bracksy has made some unpopular decisions ( think.. eastern link, moving TAC to geelong) but maybe i am just being cynical....
BV's been planning this for awhile, and besides, Murdoch's on the global-warming bandwagon. Guess DeadBolt might be looking for another gig as some point if the editorial policy is changed..
I like the timing of it being on the back of the Ride to work day, the Herald sun tour, ATB, the opening of the new Federation trail over in the west etc..
And dont forget the "go for your life "push too
BV have used the momentum to really try and make the general public believe that "everyone" seems to be cycling, and even more than ever are commuting so you better get out there and join in.
Yeah cause "peak oil "is approaching ,one day.... This is what l wanna say to all nasty car drivers,just wait till "peak oil", they will be one of us.
What about BV's 'borrowing' of the Cycle2max 1/20 template? dodgy buggers...
yeah. it's called a m_e_l_w_a_y_s. an org that 'one' user got permission from. In fact they were more than happy to edit and supply for free. Sooooooo dodgy 😎 go eat sumfin, whipper-snapper 😄
On 2006-10-22, Jono L (aka Bruce) was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
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flyingdutch said:
go eat sumfin, whipper-snapper 😄
The only thing I consume is pain and suffering of others, muahahaha.
And pain of chocolate, allegedly.
-- TimC "You can't trust any bugger further than you can throw him, and there's nothing you can do about it, so let's have a drink." -- Terry Pratchett