Setting the pace since 1881
With winter now starting you have to be a masochist to enjoy long rides on cold and frosty mornings. That is when short rides, concentrating on our local hills come to the fore. There is little that improves our overall
ANERLEY’S PILGRIMS PROGRESS, part 4. After the extremes of a night in a Spanish barn, and then a night in the splendours of the monastery at Sobrado, it was time to move on towards our destination at Santiago Compostela, which
As I wrote in an earlier Gazette, we are not a heads down racing club so have ample opportunity to appreciate the scenery our Sunday and other rides. Over this last summer I have continued to lead many of you
It was a beautiful sunny morning when we set off on a bike ride, down Boxhill and up the challenging climb through Ashcombe Wood to Ranmore Common. Stopping at the top of the climb for a breather, to get some
In Part 1 of this tale, we followed John and Sue Diamond down from John O’Groats to Gretna Green where they slept before crossing into England. Here we learn how they made it to the end. A fabulous achievement and
It was our second away day at Weymouth, and the 4 of us met up in the morning and set off on our bikes for breakfast at another sea front cafe, just up the road. This cafe, The Oasis, was