From Sustrans: World record breaking cyclist Mark Beaumont is calling on families to take up the challenge of ‘Around the world in 10 days’ as part of Sustrans Big Pedal 2018 – […]
Mark Beaumont Backs Sustrans Big Pedal 2018
Top 25 Bicycle Touring Blogs: Up Ten Places At Number 9…
The Adventure Junkies top 25 list is just out and CyclingEurope.org is up ten places at number 9: # BLOG SCORE 1 Bike Packing 268 2 Travelling Two 261 3 The Path […]
Yorkshire 2018: The Maps, Nearly
This is all very reminiscent of planning past continental adventures, the only difference being that this one will be in my back yard of Yorkshire (read here to catch up on the […]
A Plan For 2018
Second post of 2018. Second quote from a book – a different book – that I’m reading: “Cycling is a popular pastime in Yorkshire, especially in the industrial areas – there are […]
“Here I am…” / Welcome To 2018
I woke this morning to the sound the radio (that had been playing quietly all night although, having gone to bed beforehand, I have no recollection of hearing Big Ben at midnight). […]
2017: The CyclingEurope.org Year
As 2017 draws to a close I take a few moments to look back over the 150 posts from the past 12 months on CyclingEurope.org. It started in reflective mood, looking forward […]
Boxing Day 2017: Dunstanburgh Castle
On foot, not bike…
Happy Christmas!
It’s been a quiet end-of-year here at CyclingEurope.org but it’s back to normal service in 2018, a year that marks the 10th anniversary of the site. Tempus fugit… The card, by the […]
Cycling Tarifa To Nordkapp In 24 Questions
Last week I was contacted by Nicholas Waite, a cyclist who is planning to travel from Tarifa to Nordkapp by bicycle in 2018. As with anyone attempting such a feat, he has […]
Top 6 Road Bike Handlebars
By Nancy Moss When looking to upgrade your bike for a more comfortable ride, cyclists will generally look to pedals, saddles and handlebars to make the difference as these are the three […]
One Pint Of Beer And A Packet Of Crisps, Please…
…while I wait for the bus. Again. There are towns and cities across the globe; in the developed, developing and (probably even) the under-developed world where you can turn up at a […]
The Victorian Craft Beer Café… And A Bicycle
