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While an electric bike with wide tires might look ready for anything, but do you really need four-inch tires for everyday riding? If most of your journeys involve roads and cycle paths, wider isn’t necessarily better. On gravel, sand or rough trails, however, tire choice can make a noticeable difference. Fat tire electric bikes are […] Read more…
Exploring a new destination by bike is a wonderful way to discover places you might otherwise miss. From winding streets and scenic waterfronts to hidden cafés and panoramic viewpoints, cycling gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace. But is it best to hire a traditional bicycle, or opt for an electric bike? […] Read more…
Some journeys begin the moment land appears on the horizon. Having recently returned from a sailing trip around the Greek Ionian Islands, I was reminded just how special it feels to approach a new destination from the water. Reaching a place by sea turns the journey itself into something to savour, long before you even […] Read more…
Ceredigion remains one of the quietest stretches of the Welsh coast. Pembrokeshire to the south draws the coast-path crowd, Eryri to the north pulls in climbers and photographers, and the long arc of Cardigan Bay between them has been quietly getting on with itself. For anyone planning a long weekend in West Wales, it’s increasingly […] Read more…
Welsh rarebit is now firmly in the spotlight thanks to Rarebit Fortnight, a two-week campaign bringing together independent cafés and restaurants across Wales in support of a shared cause. Running from 21 February to 7 March, Rarebit Fortnight sees businesses across south and west Wales serving their own takes on the iconic dish, with a […] Read more…