Thu, 24 April 2008  In 1994 I was the presenter on CHAIN GANG, a Tyne Tees TV magazine series on cycling. This is a segment from the archive.Comments[7] |
Thu, 24 April 2008 In 1994 I was the presenter on CHAIN GANG, a Tyne Tees TV magazine series on cycling. This is a segment from the archive.Comments[5] |
Thu, 24 April 2008 In 1994 I was the presenter on CHAIN GANG, a Tyne Tees TV magazine series on cycling. This is a segment from the archive.Comments[6] |
Thu, 24 April 2008 In 1994 I was the presenter on CHAIN GANG, a Tyne Tees TV magazine series on cycling. This is a segment from the archive.Comments[5] |
Thu, 24 April 2008 In 1994 I was the presenter on CHAIN GANG, a Tyne Tees TV magazine series on cycling. This is a segment from the archive.Comments[4] |
Thu, 24 April 2008 In 1994 I was the presenter on CHAIN GANG, a Tyne Tees TV magazine series on cycling. This is a segment from the archive.Comments[6] |
Sat, 12 April 2008 In 1994 I was the presenter of CHAIN GANG, a six part magazine series
on cycling, produced for Tyne Tees TV and Yorkshire Television. One of
the show's interviewees was Jason McRoy, Britain's first truly global
MTB superstar. This extract contains footage - with permission of Tyne
Tees and Rose McRoy - of Jason more than a year before he starred in
the famous MBUK video, Dirt. Unbelievably, Jason died in 1995 but his
memory lives on...Comments[5] |
Sat, 12 April 2008 In 1994 I was the presenter of CHAIN GANG, a six part magazine series
on cycling, produced for Tyne Tees TV and Yorkshire Television. One of
the show's interviewees was Jason McRoy, Britain's first truly global
MTB superstar. This extract contains footage - with permission of Tyne
Tees and Rose McRoy - of Jason more than a year before he starred in
the famous MBUK video, Dirt. Unbelievably, Jason died in 1995 but his
memory lives on...Comments[5] |
Wed, 2 April 2008 This is the bike music created for the Bicycle Anatomy for Beginners video. Enjoy.Comments[1] |
Wed, 2 April 2008 This is the iPod and video media player version of the Bicycle Anatomy video, with 'bespoke' music made from twanging bikes. A higher res version for Apple TV is also available, as is an iPhone ringtone.Comments[4] |
Tue, 1 April 2008 This is a five minute video which lovingly zooms into bike parts, and names them. "Want to know your dropout from your downtube? And your seat collar from your seatpost? Watch this guide and you'l be talking bike in 5 minutes." The soundtrack was made using bike parts (spokes, gear shifting, disc brake rotor twanging),
recorded in my garage and then made into music by Greg Johnston. http://www.quickrelease.tvComments[5] |
Tue, 1 April 2008 Load this bike-themed ringtone to your iPhone. The sounds are all genuine bike parts (spokes, gear shifting, disc brake rotor twanging), recorded in my garage and then made into music by Greg Johnston. A full, 5-minute version of the music is on a 'Bicycle Anatomy for Beginners' video loaded to this podcast, and also available on www.quickrelease.tvComments[4] |
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Quickrelease.tv Bicycle videos and audio from Carlton Reid, editor of BikeBiz.com, Bikeforall.net and Quickrelease.tv
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