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  • Mike led the Cat 6 run: " A group of 15 that used to be the easies – how times were so much simpler then, before we just became a number – meandered to and from Bishops Stortford, enjoying a short but calorie filled sojourn … more ->

  • Cat 6 ride led by Bob

    One puncture at Braughing. Took so long to fix that the 9 who buggered off and left him to it had finished at the café in Puckerkidge by the time the victim and his three friends got there!  32 … more ->

  • Cat 5 run led by John F Only 3 members braved the arctic winds and occasional sleet on our way to Buntingford which was shortened slightly by mutual content. Outward through Much Hadham, Little Hadham, Furneux Pelham, Little Hormead, Hare Street to Bunt. Wind assisted … more ->

  • Cat 6 ride led by Capt Bob The Three Dannys Ride.  No punctures etc and Capt Bob only took one wrong turn!  31.5 miles, 11.1 moving average. A warm and pleasant stop at Ardeley.  Occasional ice spotted but no tumbles.

    Riders today … more ->

  • Cat 5 run with John F A much better day than forecast with no ice, rain or snow saw 14 members and guests set out from Ware through Wareside, Widford, Perry Green, Green Tye, Allens Green, Sawbridgeworth, Sheering, Newmans Greens (1st puncture of the day), … more ->

  • Ride with John F Cat 5  9 set out from Hertford with a tail wind up through Waterford, Watton, Walkern and then to Halls Green & Weston where it turned into a strong headwind instead. It was then a fight into the wind all the … more ->

  • Ride with Peter W Cat 3 3 brave Wheelers set out for Redbourn with no incidents.  The ride there was on main roads and return was on minor ones.  No ice related tumbles or mechanical issues! Ride with John F Cat 5 5 set out … more ->

  • Interesting ri de on Sunday

  • Not a good day for cycling.  A heavy overnight frost put paid to many riders’ cycling aspirations.  About a dozen turned up at Hertford with most attempting the easy.  Apart from one or two tricksy bits, the lanes were mainly navigable but as soon as … more ->

  • Due to Ian’s sudden inability to retain his food, six leaderless meds met at Much Hadham to study his proposed route to Writtle.  Good route, one problem.  Nobody fancied the return, into the wind.  As Ian had returned to his sick-bed and after much soul … more ->