So you have bought your new bike (this might be a road bike, gravel bike, hybrid, mountain bike and so on), or maybe you’ve already started cycling but you still feel very new and confused? Here are my top tips for new cyclists compiled of all the things I learned through friends, experience or things I wish I had known from the very start. … More Top Tips for New/ Beginner Cyclists
So this week there’s been a flurry of excitement around Ride London with ballot results being announced and magazines dropping onto people’s doorsteps. When this happened to me in 2018 I was a bag of nerves, I’d completely forgotten I had entered and just didn’t know what to do or where to begin. So for all you newbies, feeling slightly apprehensive about your ballot place, here are my top tips based on what you told me on Instagram you wanted to know. Hopefully this makes the thought of those 100miles and all the training that goes with it seem a little less daunting. If there’s anything else you want to know, pop it in the comments below…. … More On yer bike… my top Ride London tips for newbies
As a newbie cyclist, tackling 100miles with hills off the back of 5 months training seems utterly ridiculous but that’s exactly what I did, and I’m very proud I did it. I did what I could when it came to training for the Ride London 100. I found a lot of barriers at the beginning … More 0 to 100 my Ride London Adventure: part two
Last August I entered the Ride London 100 Ballot, purely on a whim, then completely forgot about it. My dream to run the London Marathon came true and I threw myself into my training. My life revolved around running and I was loving it. Cycling never crossed my brain, apart from a weekly 30km session … More 0 to 100 my Ride London Adventure: Part one
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