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search primary menu skip to content buy velovision main shop about free downloads forum forum home login (register first) advertise contact archive archive search for: velovision: the revolution issue 53 is out! we have had some difficulties over the last few months getting things going as our editor has been seriously ill however we are so very pleased to say issue 53 is out! pick up issue 53 via our store! as we are effectively a one man business we will be printing imminently, delays have arisen through the illness. in the mean time we have distributed the issues through email. ———————————————————————————– in 2017 we launched our new youtube channel. we have also been utilising instagram and twitter to give you more of what you want. our store is now back live and available via this link . we are always keen to hear from you, please contact us on [email protected] , or via our twitter account @velovisionmag . subscribe to our mailing list * indicates required email address * save save save save save save recent news an update and appeal the last few months frog partners with usa cycling facebook velovision 3 weeks ago so on friday 13 july i had been planning to attend the world championships, sadly that is not going to happen… i’ve been wanting to update you for some time on what is happening with velovision. as some of you know i, the editor, was diagnosed with guillain barre syndrome in april. this is a rare debilitating neurological condition that onset quickly. over the space of four days i went from having a tingling sensation in my fingers to being fully paralysed. initially my recovery was going very well. however in the past two months it has slowed and at times gone backward. it is not a simple curve of recovery, where you consistently improve day to day. the impact of this has been on some rare days i am my normal self, but these days are few and far between. more often i have been partially paralysed once or twice a day. the impact is not confined to the physical coordination of hands and feet etc. my speech and ability to concentrate and think coherently is also severely impacted. this has made the administration side of the business impossible to stay on top of. as a one man band this clearly is not ideal! it can happen in short order. in the past week i have been with my children and in the space of an hour i went from being seemingly fine to being unable to sit up, speak or feel anything. this has happened twice in a week. it’s the more extreme end of the scale but it is not an unusual occurrence. worst of all for velovision i am banned from cycling at the moment. i can run when i am able bodied, but cycling is too big a risk as my coordination and balance could go at the worst possible time and i’d be a liability to myself and other road users. cycle safety has always been a priority for me, indeed i did a bikeability (cycle proficiency) instructor qualification a few years ago. so i am not willing to take the risk of hurting others or worse just to indulge my passion. funnily enough i have been told by the neurologists to look at a trike as i get better. however the fatigue is a big issue still, and while i am personally a fan of electric assist i think it would be a step too far to just use it constantly! as well as being banned from cycling due to the reduced lung performance i am not allowed to fly. this made attending eurobike impossible and with my condition being very bad in the past month i have not been able to find someone to attend in my absence. so i am at a difficult point with velovision. i believe there is an appetite for the publication still. i think that was proved with the last issue. however i am unable to test anything or attend events. so i have spoken with peter and howard and taken their advice. the options as i now see it are: 1. to assume a more traditional role of editor and take in content from around the world. this can be news, features, interviews and reviews. 2. to look at selling the publication as a going concern. it certainly is a viable business, it’s just hard to manage it when you can’t move! 3. suspend publication until i am recovered. my preference is the first option. i am expected to recover, though no time frame can be established. typically it's two years but there are other people i have spoken with who are still recovering five years after they were initially diagnosed. for this to happen i need you, the readers, the passionate hpv riders to help. this has always, as far as i am concerned, been your publication. i took it on to give back to cycling which has helped me so much. for now i cannot do what i originally intended and i am devastated by this. the second option is something i would consider as i do not want to let you down. this is a horrible illness and one of the hardest things about it has been that i was just getting going after the initial research and development and planning. my priority is you get your magazine! the third option is my least preferred, i know you were disappointed in the past and i am sure you have been again. it is certainly an option but not one i’d like to consider if it can be avoided. i am trying to write this in good humour. it has been a very difficult time and i have been grateful for the support and patience shown to me by the readers and those within the industry as well. i really do believe that velovision has proven it is relevant and has an audience. for it to continue immediately i need you to reach out to me now, to engage and be part of this project and celebrate all that is good in hpv. yours sincerely, simon webb ... see more see less view on facebook to see images -> view on facebook to see images -> latest forum posts and replies (top 3) borisburgh replied to [closed] hpv scorpion 26fs 7 months ago now sold howard started ice b1 on ebay 9 months ago just saw this yesterday. i'm not connected t... flatlander started hase pino tour for sale in cambridge, uk 10 months ago with heavy hearts, we are selling our beloved pino... please support our supporters: twitter an update on our editor and our hopes for how to proceed https://t.co/wugrsfwyff , jul 12 rt @sinclairmobile : iris etrike® is in the latest issue of @velovisionmag (issue 53) as one of the highlights of @cycleshow last year! https://t.co/xj4s962qvf , may 3 rt @bikesyuk : have you read @velovisionmag yet? one for the lovers of alternative cycling plenty of interesting features on machi… https://t.co/upljlu0xru , may 2 follow @@velovisionmag home buy velovision main shop pdf version back issues dealers about about us latest issue what the readers say contact us index and magazine search categorised index page subject and author index back catalogue search news all the news events free downloads forum forum home latest posts and replies general discussion advertiser offers cycling classifieds website feedback forum faq and rules login (register first) register advertise with us old website (frozen) new site login username or e-mail password remember me register lost password please follow & like us http://www.velovision.com/"> follow archives july 2018 may 2018 february 2018 january 2018 december 2017 november 2017 october 2017 september 2017 august 2017 july 2017 june 2017 december 2016 october 2016 july 2016 june 2016 may 2016 april 2016 february 2016 january 2016 november 2015 october 2015 september 2015 july 2015 june 2015 april 2015 march 2015 february 2015 january 2015 old website (frozen) meta entries rss wordpress.org velovision part of the maks webb group (co. no. 10752399) proudly powered by wordpress this site uses cookies. find out more about this site’s cookies. ☒ --

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