Tom Tom’s London to Brighton night ride On Friday evening of 16th July Tom Tom was soaking up the party atmosphere on the South Bank along with 50 other cyclists from The Friday’s Cycling Club as they prepared to depart
Anerley, July News & Gossip
Highways and Byways – Puddledock Lane
Such a strange name for a little country lane on the heights of our local Kent Weald, so where is it? I had to go back to November, 10 years ago, to find a club ride report which rewarded me
Anerley’s Bank Olleydays!
It might be of interest to you to learn a bit more about the history behind some of Anerley’s magnificent and valuable trophies. Last month, inspired by a photo that Capt. Mark had found on the internet, I wrote an
At Last a Sunny Sunday!
It had been a long wait, but after weeks of rain the 12 July was at last, a sunny summer’s day. A day which deserved a meander around some of the best of our country lanes, ones that I hoped
Mark’s Restoration Project Part 2
Cycling in the 1990s was mainly a minority sport – generally a family sport passed on from father to son or daughter. There have been many family members of our club; we had fathers theire wives, sons and daughters. So
A Mini Holiday
100 miles?! When I joined the club in April I would have laughed at the idea, but here we are 2 months later and I’m about to set off for Hastings led by Tom Vaz and in the company of