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Category 2 ride
Just two participants were brave enough to ride out in very strong winds & rain.
They covered our Essex route – 62 miles averaging 16.4 mph with 2754 ft climbing. Again, great effort.Cat 2 ride again!
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Category 6 ride led by Mike East
Twelve met up in Ware, reduced at Westmill by 3 who had togger or domestic agendas. Once again, no prime numbers. However the magic of maths has many forms, not least today’s palindromic date of wonder – 02-02-2020. Result – ride leader … more ->
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Category 6 ride led by Danny Hood
Another good turn out of members for today’s cat sixer. As we were gathering my phone signalled a text message. It read ‘meet you at Green Tye, Daniel’. Only two problems, who was Daniel? And we weren’t going … more ->
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Category 5 ride led by John Farnham
A shorter ride than normal today to allow participants to get home and scrubbed up before the new year lunch. It was slightly tricky on the outward leg through Wareside, Hadhams, Stocking Pelham and Braughing due to the … more ->
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Category 6 ride led by Danny Hood
We began the day with skies that changed from clear blue to dark grey in a matter of minutes and emptied heavy rain onto the gathering posse. Luckily the ride remained fairly dry, although a tad cold. We … more ->
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Category 3 ride led by Tony Howard
It was forecasted to be a 5% chance of rain, now let me think, oh yes that means we stood a 95% chance of it being dry, wrong! During our 30 miles, 2 hours of riding from Ware … more ->
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Category 2 ride led by Kevin O’Shea
In what critics are calling ‘the Cat 2 ride of the year’ four intrepid lycra clad legends set out in search of the fabled Blue Egg café. On the way personal records were swept aside with wild abandon … more ->
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Category 6 ride led by Bob Brown
With the wet roads in mind and the need to get back to Allenbury’s for the mince pies, Captain Bob booked a visit to Something Lovely, but failed to find a 30 mile route to suit the occasion. After reporting … more ->
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Category 3 ride led by Tony Howard
Six riders turned up at Allenbury’s, Ware for the 9.30 start to the Silver Ball Cafe in Reed. Well, that was until we rounded several bends and I heard shouts of “We’ve picked up another rider”! Steve G made it … more ->
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Category 3 ride led by Tony Howard
Ten Wheelers turned up at Allenbury’s Ware to be blown swiftly to Dores Kitchen, High Roding. The route was designed to take advantage of the forecasted 18 mph west south west breeze (I would have called it a wind), via Roydon, Nazeing, a … more ->
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