We have 4 items in our possession:

A book; The Flying Scotsman. An autobiography. Eye-opening to any bike rider.

A DVD : The Flying Scotsman. A film based on the autobiography.

A watch: The Hour. Limited edition time piece and wrist watch. Unique design.

A book; The Obree Way. A training manual. Unique approach.

Graeme Obree

The limited edition watch is Number 44 of 100; designed by MJW/Jones of London, UK, with assistance from Graeme Obree. It comes with a card signed by both Graeme Obree and Crispin Jones.

The final book is also signed by Obree, it was the first book shipped to Canada the very first day it was released from the UK publisher.

With such close connections to Graeme Obree, it is not possible to be objective when reviewing his training manual; The Obree Way.

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Calling on all Masters cyclists and BCMCA supporters to acknowledge this birthday:

Tony Hoar is 80 years young February 15.

Best wishes are pouring in from all over the world.

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Your new BCMCA Website has been delivered.
Just a little bit of pain. Nothing compared to a Hill Climb.
And it only took 9 weeks. It just felt like 9 months.

To be clear; the visual appeal, construction, fancy links and all that netherworld of binary code that created the website,
these are created and delivered by Troy Laughren from DigitalAuthority.com,
troy@digitalauthority.com

Please send him a great Thank You and express your appreciation. He can de-code even your most cryptic messages.

As for features and content – or lack of features and missing content – my neck is on the Guillotine.
Please provide your comments, gripes and suggestions to:
admin@bcmasterscycling.net
I may be difficult to persuade , but fear not; I can easily be replaced.

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