🚴‍♀️ Cycling

In 2012, I was invited to participate in the inaugural Etapa de la Veulta that saw me ride 120 miles and 6000m of ascent (including three Cat 3 climbs and a Cat 1). Sadly, the race never quite materialised into the success of the French version.

Alongside a decent pair of bike shorts, possibly the next most important purchase you’re going to make is a waterproof bike shell. There’s lot of choice, but one thing is certain - you get what you pay for. We test out one of the best - the Aussie Grit Apparel Flint Men’s Bike Shell.

Day 8 of the Deloitte Ride Across Britain with Threshold Sports

Ludlow to Wincanton - 122 miles When we were listening to last night's briefing about Day 7 being perhaps the toughest stage due to the distance and climbing, I was a little worried. My ITB had tightened, causing my knee to hurt on every pedal stroke. I suddenly

I can’t quite believe it, but I’ve somehow managed to cycle 662 miles in the space of 6 days. I’ve never travelled so far by my own means before in such little time. Indeed, a chap I’ve come across on my travels, Ben Rockett [http://www.

I've just got back to my tent situated in the middle of Aintree Race Course and it's already 11pm. I'm in this conflict as to whether to write an update or simply let today slide. However, bearing in mind it's importance, I&

Glasgow to Carlisle - 105 miles With any multi-stage race it's almost inevitable that there's going to be an 'off-day.' It might be where you run out of energy, you can't get your food down, your kit (or bike) goes wrong or

I cycle 114 miles from Fort William to Glasgow

Waking up knowing that you've cycled 105 miles and still have 850 left to go is a strange experience. Thankfully, today's 114 miles stage was similar to yesterday' - rolling countryside and stunning views - but just 9 miles longer. There were a couple of