Gazette

We left Mark last time with his revelation on how he called his bike “Sunseeker”. This episode sees him complete

August already? Summer is nearly over, so I hope you have made the most of the sunshine and avoided the

Cycling in the 1990s was mainly a minority sport – generally a family sport passed on from father to son

100 miles?!  When I joined the club in April I would have laughed at the idea, but here we are

This ride, just short of 100k, meanders through our scenic country lanes on the borders of Surrey and Sussex. Some

Flaming June started off with some hot summer days which certainly made up for the record rainfalls in May! And

Back last spring, when I was on furlough, I pulled my 1991 Geoffery Butler frame out from the shed and

TIME TRIAL NEWS (but what sort of “trial” was it!)  by Denise On 4th May I had a go at

The month of May was a bit of a washout! This year, Spring definitely sprang a leak, being one of

My suggestion that we should take on the challenge of climbing the 29,038 ft, to simulate the ascent of Mount

By Anerley Race Secretary, Bryn Tully in 2008 I always enjoy the Reliability Rides – it’s the beginning of a

If you don’t want to push yourself too hard, this is a simple route to Staffhurst Woods and the amazing

Normally the warming days of Spring, combined with April showers, provide an early carpet of beautiful bluebells to our wooded

About a year after I joined Anerley B.C I went to Vancouver to visit my daughter who was living there.

Whilst the shackles might not yet be off, at least they have been loosened.  After a year of much reduced

By the 1890s the Dulwich school boys who started Anerley B.C, would have been young and very hardy men in

ESCAPE FROM LOCKDOWN, Tuesday 30th March … … a day to remember as many of us were at last able

The lockdown created a great chance to explore outside of our normal range Surrey, Kent and East Sussex so I