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Britain has some very good cycling indeed…

Pennine Cycleway (NCN Route 68) – 2009

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The Cycling Europe Podcast

The Cycling Europe Podcast: Episode 020 May 30, 2020
When I started writing my first book – Crossing Europe on a Bike Called Reggie – I never imagined that it would one day help encourage a man who I’d never met to chuck in his long-term job and start cycling around the World. But apparently it did. That man is Ian Finlay and in […]
The Cycling Europe Podcast: Episode 019 May 15, 2020
It doesn't matter who you happen to be, whether it's Mark Beaumont, Josie Dew, Alastair Humphreys, Fred Bloggs or even (dare I say) Andrew P. Sykes, if you're intent upon embarking on a long-distance cycling adventure of your own, at some point you need to move out of your comfort zone, push the bike out […]
The Cycling Europe Podcast: Episode 018 May 4, 2020
If you are a long-distance cyclist in Europe, it's highly unlikely that you have managed to avoid the EuroVelo network of cycling routes. Created and administered by the European Cyclists' Federation, the 16 routes are a source of support and inspiration not just long-distance cyclists but also those who set off on much shorter trips […]

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