Well done to those who braved the rain to get out last week. Looks a bit dryer this week.
As always, please bring a copy of your chosen route with you.
Well done to those who braved the rain to get out last week. Looks a bit dryer this week.
As always, please bring a copy of your chosen route with you.
Apologies for the late posting of the ride last week – I had an technical issue between brain and mouse resulting in “Preview” being hit rather than “Publish”. Hopefully this one will get to you before sundown.
We are always interested in new routes so please do send them in if you have something new for us to try.
We launch from the Rose and Crown in Ivinghoe at the times stated above.
The weather gods are once again smiling upon us so we look forward to seeing you out on your bike this Sunday.
As always, please bring a copy of your chosen route with you. We depart from the Rose and Crown at the times stated above.
As posted last week, we have the option of a mountain bike or hybrid away day. Parking at Rickmansworth Aquadrome (free Parking) WD3 1NB, riding to the Jubilee River on the NCN 61. The route is a fairly flat 48 miles with canal tow path being the roughest surface. The route takes in Windsor Castle, Eton College, Dorney Lake, Pinewood Studios, The Fat Duck at Bray and the Springwell Monkey, as well as being vastly traffic free, waterside riding. The start will be at 9:30am from the Aquadrome car park. If you are feeling extra fit, you could of course set off from Ivinghoe at 7am along the canal, meet at Rickmansworth and make it a 100 mile day out!
9:30am start from Rickmansworth on mountain bike or hybrid
The following rides are road rides for anyone who isn’t joining the Rickmansworth ride and they start from the usual Rose & Crown. Please be aware that the numbers may be lower than normal so you will need to bring a copy of your chosen route with you,
The forecast for tomorrow is ideal for cycling – warm but cloudy !
As always, please bring a copy of your chosen route with you. We start from the Rose and Crown in Ivinghoe at the time stated above.
A note about next Sunday’s ride from Dave “Big Ring Only” Howe –
NEXT SUNDAY (14th July) Planning something a little bit different: Mountain bike or hybrid away day. Parking at Rickmansworth Aquadrome (free Parking) WD3 1NB, riding to the Jubilee River on the NCN 61. The route is a fairly flat 48 miles with canal tow path being the roughest surface. The route takes in Windsor Castle, Eton college, Dorney Lake, Pinewood studios, the fat duck at Bray and the Springwell Monkey as well as being vastly traffic free waterside riding. The start will be at 9:30am from the Aquadrome car park. If you are feeling extra fit, you could of course set off from Ivinghoe at 7am along the canal, meet me at Rickmansworth and make it a 100 mile day out!
No better way to cool down than donning some Lycra and jumping on your bike !
Please bring a copy of your chosen route with you. We start from the Rose and Crown in Ivinghoe at the times stated above.
The rain has eased up so it’s time to get back out there on a bike!
9am start, 64 miles to the Frederick Thomas Bidlake memorial and back.
As always, please bring a copy of your chosen route with you.
Our rides for this week, kindly and carefully crafted by the Two Daves. The longer 10am ride will swing past the pop-up charity pub in Buckland.
9am ride will be a loop via Berko, returning to the R&C so that they can join the 10am group for their ride.
As always, please bring a copy of your chosen route with you.
Good luck to everyone who is riding the Mix96 Tour de Vale on Sunday. For those of you riding with the Velos, here are the Sunday rides brought to you by Dave and Dave.
As always, please bring a copy of your chosen route with you.
This week’s rides as mapped by the “Two Daves”.
As always, please bring a copy of your chosen route with you.