Introducing 'Thirsty Thursday', a weekly section featuring brewers, distillers or barrellers who are making the kind of stuff we want to drink.

Most clubs are generally awkward. Some have strange rituals, some have special handshakes, some promote bovine blokeyness and some spend all their money on newsletters. But not The Bruny Island Cheese Club.

Melbourne's newest pop-up bar is here for the Tour de France. Consider it your own personal peloton.

Dropping in at John Hounslow-Robinson's place is like calling on an old mate... even if you've just met.

Ezra Caldwell is Fast Boy Cycles, a New York frame builder who can create a custom frame that rides as good as it looks.

"If it came from a plant eat it, if it was made in a plant, don't." Michael Pollan's food rules seem like old fashioned common sense, but they are surprisingly easy to forget.

Having a car door open in front of your bike is a constant worry for most urban cyclists, but this nifty concept reminds drivers of a potential collision. 

When riding a bike there are three main contact points between your body and the machine: hands, feet and posterior - and each deserve individual attention. 

Clandestine ingenuity: there's a lot of it in Smith volume three, and it starts with the home made tattoo gun on the cover.

No longer simply a way to get from A to B, the humble bicycle has become a fashionable piece of equipment.