This year was the third time that I’ve taken part in RideLondon-Surrey 100 and with the previous two years having been dry and sunny, I should have known that the weather was bound to throw us a curved ball this time around! Read my 2017 RideLondon recap here. Read my 2016 RideLondon recap here. Sure … More RideLondon 100 for the 3rd time
It’s hard to know where to start with a recap for a race as epic as the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 – it’s finally starting to sink in that I rode ONE HUNDRED MILES, that my little legs powered me round such a crazy distance and that I have the medal to prove it! And it’s … More RideLondon 100 mile 2017
Addiscombe Cycling Club run “Leisure Rides” throughout the summer, for those looking to broaden their cycling horizons and take on a bit more of a challenge in a relaxed cycling environment. They are fully supported by up to four outriders and led by a guy called Monty. Graded Rides Easy – 2hours plus 30min cafe stop … More Cycling with a Club
As training for Ride London (which I will admit has so far been pretty non-existent apart from my weekly BOOM Cycle class), I’m tackling the British Heart Foundation London to Brighton bike ride on 19th June. At 54 miles this will be a great test to see how I fare when upping the mileage, (and … More BHF London to Brighton bike ride
I’ve always loved Spinning. But I’ve also come across some people who don’t view it as “proper” cycling. And to be honest with a few classes I’ve tried that include so much choreography you feel like you’re doing Strictly Come Dancing on a bike, plus flinging weights around as well, I can sort of see … More Five Reasons Why Spinning is Great Cycling Training
I took my Trek Lexa SL road bike to my local bike shop on Saturday. When it got stolen the thieves damaged and bent the chainring, so that I couldn’t change the front gears anymore. I really wasn’t sure how much it would cost to fix, if I would need a new chainset or if the … More Ride London Training Update and Win a New Bike!
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