It is always nice to visit new tea stops and explore new routes to get there. So when Tom Vaz suggested a ride out to visit the “8 On The River, Boat Club” at Molesey, it seemed like a good
A Thames-side Tea Stop
Gravel Biking for the Adventurous
When I joined Anerley B.C John Turnbull was the Club Captain, and had been a Club member for 50 years. It was a norm to do a bit of off-roading during dry weather, especially in the summer. I doubt that
Amberley & the South Downs Awayday
The Road to Recovery Part 3 The third away day of my series was the result of another £3.50 return ticket. Feeling much more recovered, I opted to take my gravel bike instead of the Brompton. Just as well as
Train Assisted Chichester Ride
A sunny Wednesday left me with an urge to go to the coast and include some gravel. After the usual question of “Is a road bike alright?”, to which I replied along the usual lines, “Yes, depending on how you
Train Assisted Hastings Ride
Avid readers of the Gazette (there must be some – c’mon own up!) may remember my piece in last July’s edition about a ride to Hastings. It was particularly special for me as it was my first 100+ miles ride.
Colchester Awayday
The Road to Recovery Part 1 While lying in my hospital bed after a heart attack, I planned a series of recovery rides. I was delighted to be allowed back on my bike so soon! This is an account of