Setting the pace since 1881
The weather was beautiful and after the Easter break a trip to see the bluebells on Tuesday went very well. With great weather and the spring flowers blooming everywhere, I organised a 100 mile ride to Amberley and back on
A Club gathering while raising funds for Ukraine.
Little did we know that the world’s news would be superseded by the incredible loss of one of our own members …
As we move out of hibernation and there is a sudden warmth in March, the cyclist gets an urge to stretch himself. So, in need of some time to myself, I plotted a loop through the foothills of Kent having
Last year I took Karen and Brian to Hastings via the “big one”. This year we tried a “flatter” route.
Ok, we all understand the pleasure of cycling in a group – at least I hope we do! What most people in a club don’t realise is the toll it can take on the leader in wind resistance and stress
It was back in 2011 when we first encountered George. A tall, young man with a very soft Scottish lilt to his speech, his ready smile and warm humour made people like him instantly. He first gets mentioned in a