Achievement

Been on my hardest ride EVER – King Of The Downs – 55 miles with five very steep hills (for me). I also hit my fastest speed of 40mph on one of the down sections. All part of training for Ride London 100 (miles) which I am using to raise money for Children with Cancer. […]

Went for my longest ride EVER – 100 Kilometres – training for Ride London 100 (miles) which I am using to raise money for Children with Cancer. Celebrate now by sending money HERE

Went for a training ride to Woking, via my chums at the Oxford Blue! I am training for Ride London 100 (miles) which I am using to raise money for Children with Cancer. Help now by sending money HERE

(so far) Getting ready for the Prudential Ride London 100 – raising money in aid of Children with Cancer. 35 very long miles in early April – will have to be better than this by August!

I donned my Mr Men & Little Miss cycling shirt for an even longer ride, this time to the Oxford Blue in Old Windsor – only 30 miles. But closer to 40 afterwards when I cycled up to Slough Station via the cycle paths, which amusingly hide the signs – in case you want to know

Well, I went for a longer ride last weekend and made it all the way to Winchester Cathedral. Good practice for my 46 mile ride through London which is now on behalf of Children With Cancer, have a watch below

I’m in it again! Not sure why I get “are you mad?” looks when I tell people tho…    

In a mere four hours six minutes, if only I had Lycra to make me go faster – though to be honest, more than eight gears would probably be more use on that front. Just under a year ago I was wiped out cycling a couple of miles round the local park, rather slowly compared

I’m going to attempt the London Prudential 46 on the Sunday 30th of July, I might even make it round the course. Rather than just ride it, I’m going to ask for sponsorship for a good cause. If you can spare a couple of nice shiny pounds, that’s all you need give, then head in

It was a struggle in filthy weather, but I just made it in time. It would have been shorter but thanks to Camberley’s council deciding to model the Mariana trench just after the traffic lights before the huge roundabout – I had to stop, go back, pick up my now very empty water bottle then