The UCI World Championships: Bergen
Originally posted on CyclingEurope.org:
The MS Lofoten docked in Bergen earlier this afternoon and I spent the afternoon having a good old wander around Norway’s second city and my new favourite…
Official Launch Of The EuroVelo 5 – Via Romea (Francigena) App
From the EuroVélo website… (and the reason why I was in Brussels last week): “A new application has been launched for smart phones and tablets to help people plan and then cycle […]
Cycling Brussels: The Audio Report
The following report will be included in the next episode of The CyclingEurope.org Podcast published on October 1st. It was recorded during my visit to Brussels last week to meet up with […]
Brussels: The Greenway
Brussels: Bicycles, Beer And A Band
A busy day…
A Short Trip To… Brussels
I’ve spent much of the past three years thinking about cycling from southern Spain to northern Norway; planning the journey, completing the journey, recovering from the journey, writing the book about the […]
Chris Froome, Geoff Thomas And The Three Tours Challenge
As predicted a few weeks ago here on CyclingEurope.org (10 Things To Know About… La Vuelta A España), Chris Froome did indeed win the Vuelta. OK, it wasn’t a difficult prediction to […]
THIS WEEK: Cycle To Work Day – 13th September 2017
Originally posted on CyclingEurope.org:
It’s back: will you pledge? You can do so here. Here’s what the organisers have to say: Cycle to Work Day, the annual event encouraging workers across…
“Cycling Epic!” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (And Heroic?)
I pick out this review for Spain to Norway on a Bike Called Reggie from Amazon.co.uk as I’ve rarely (well, never) been described as ‘heroic’ before. I have already updated the CV… […]
Up The Buttress!
Originally posted on CyclingEurope.org:
Here’s a cycling event with a difference: ‘Up The Buttress…’. The buttress in question is a steep, cobbled 365 metre lane from Hebden Bridge in the direction…
Remember Crossing Europe On The EuroVelo 5?
I’m currently reminiscing, putting together a short presentation* for my visit to Brussels next week where I’ve been asked to reflect upon my 2010 cycle from the UK to southern Italy along […]
Cycling The World… Single Speed
Yes, single speed. Just to clarify: with one gear. It sounds a crazy idea to most but not to Markus Stitz, an Edinburgh-based bikepacker from Germany. In the autumn of 2015 (shortly […]
