Cycling Through British Columbia, Yukon and Alaska
Cycling from Seattle to Deadhorse at the top of Alaska was always going to be a challenge –especially for two
Read moreCycling from Seattle to Deadhorse at the top of Alaska was always going to be a challenge –especially for two
Read moreI had a longing to do another tour but this time I fancied some company. The next thing I knew we had booked Portugal end to end for May 2025.
Read morePoland is a beautiful country with interesting history, great scenery and friendly people.
Read moreWhat is an Audax Ride? Audax UK have described it as – not a race, not a tour, not a
Read moreDenise organised what was the best and most populous Anerley tour since our Club’s visit to Selsey in 1892. The
Read moreJourney’s end and the long road home…
Read moreAlmost running out of water, the great adventure continues…
Read moreA Tale of woe from Frank Kippen Yesterday I bought a new TOPEAK front light. It is sold around the
Read moreWe have had a number of new members & some existing members have also asked: Bike Maintenance Training Would I
Read moreIt was very hot, we were both were suffering from jet lag, headaches and all the anxieties about what lay in front of us so it wasn’t the most encouraging start.
Read moreSome of you will in effect, have already made a New Year Resolution and set an example for more of
Read moreThere are long climbs in Asturias but the reward is almost always a fabulous view of the sea.
Read moreWe are told that cycling on motor ways is the norm!
Read moreSpeak and you shall be spoken to!
Read moreIn Part 1 of this story in last month’s Anerley Gazette, I had left the mutinous troops asking – “Are
Read moreBike Winter Care – Some good and timely seasonal advice from Vince. – eBikes, remove battery & take indoors. Batteries don’t like
Read moreIn the last week of November we had our first early morning frosts and temperatures that struggled to reach 5c
Read moreI must admit, that I have to force myself to get out on my bike when it gets cold and
Read moreNOTE: This item was issued earlier so that those who might want to invest in a bike mirror, could take
Read moreTop of your list should be a handlebar mirror, or better still, two like Tom Vaz. Mirrors are by far
Read moreAfter the slaughter of the trench warfare during the First World War, every little village in the country has a
Read moreSo we had 13 riders to my knowledge, representing the club this year, not always in club colours of course,
Read moreI received this email from Frank: Hi Des.Frank Solo, made it to Lullingstone country park café 11.30am.Got lost after Shoreham
Read moreThe Jan 1914 Gazette had a write up of the Christmas Ride (actually on Boxing Day 1913) to the Anchor
Read moreIn June I decide to do a Gravel sportive and this is the report. As I felt recovered enough from
Read moreEarlier this year on a sunny winter’s day Warren, Tom Tom and myself joined a Coal Post Walk with Croydon
Read moreSaturday 28th OctoberThe Met Office issued a weather warning of heavy rain and potential flooding covering the early part of
Read moreWhilst Dover in Kent is the nearest port to the French coast, Newhaven on the East Sussex coast provides the
Read moreAfter the torrential rain and gale force winds of our first day at Newhaven (see https://anerleybc.org/stormy-south-downs-and-sussex-coast/) the next day was
Read moreSomething completely different for spectators or those who want a bit of competitive fun, click on the link to the
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