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Category 6 ride led by Tony Dos Santos
Ready, set, go! That was my thought on getting to the Bakewell before mayhem descended on Mill End as it was Mother’s Day. Everyone was going to be there, the PM, Lord Lucan, Screaming Lord Such. You … more ->
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Club participation in Ware’s Cambridge by Tony Dos Santos
We knew this was going to be a tough one as the weather forecast showed 18-20 mph winds. With the category 6 not being able to field a ride leader, it was decided that we should receive club run … more ->
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Category 6 ride led by Tony Dos Santos
This ride was only going to be a short one. The club lunch was looming today. So I decided to lead the Wednesday evening twenty five miler.
The temperature was 4° C when we turned up. Nine hardy riders, foolhardy … more ->
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Category 6 ride led by Tony Dos Santos
A couple of days ago, Lisa threw the gauntlet down – she wanted a rematch with me down Brickendon Lane. Last time, I beat her and now she wanted revenge. More to follow in the report.
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Category 4 ride led by Ian Bembridge
Five category riders set off for Shenley Park from Hertford in winds that couldn’t quite work out in which direction they were supposed to blow.
The first part of the ride had been modified by Peter Kelleway and involved heading north on the drag to … more ->
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Category 4 ride led by Pete Kelleway
Four of of us turned up at the start, but only three set off. Why? Well Lesley declared she had forgotten her cycling shoes. No problem, as we agreed to meet her in Tewin so she had time to … more ->
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Category 6 ride led by Tony Dos Santos
Today was going to be a sunny day, so I expected a few to turn up. Mike (Hill-Der) Spicer advised he was coming, so I met up with him in Cheshunt. I didn’t tell Mike it was … more ->
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Category 6 ride led by Tony Dos Santos
Today wasn’t a cold day – it was around eight degrees. As I was riding down, and got to Lower Road, I was confronted with some mad bloke waving his hands at me on a bike. I got … more ->
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Category 4 ride led by Alex Powell
The build up to the ride was more exciting than the ride itself. The leader had covered many more miles checking out roads than the 30 or so finally covered. More time was spent scrutinizing weather forecasts, liaising … more ->
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Category 6 ride led by Pete Kelleway
The Judge forecasted “Light cloud and a moderate breeze. No hailstorm, nor punctures.”
Full of optimism we all made our way to the start. But where was the Judge? Did he foresee a calamitous event about … more ->
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