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Am I to old to learn to cycle?
No, its never too late to try out cycling and there are lots of new groups popping up across the UK in local communities to encourage women who are new to cycling to try out bikes, including E-bikes. There is a great story here about a group of women who had never learned to cycleContinue reading “Am I to old to learn to cycle?”
Am I Fit Enough to Tour?
Cycle touring is exciting and challenging but without the fitness it will be hell. I know that some people do build up their touring gradually on a very long tour, and this is possible, but it may also mean that you’ll be doing quite short rides initially. It could also mean without the miles andContinue reading “Am I Fit Enough to Tour?”
What Gear Do I need for Touring?
A question frequently asked ‘Do I need a tourer for touring?’ No, not necessarily. There are advantages to tourers Designed to carry a heavy load. Long wheel-base to more stable Multiple hand position The geometry means that it’s more upright. It is possible to make a few adaptations to your bicycle to make it easierContinue reading “What Gear Do I need for Touring?”
Way of the Roses
The Way of the Roses, a beautiful scenic coast to coast in the North of England. The route explore the cultural heritage many towns and cities of the red rose county of Lancashire and the white rose county of Yorkshire. The route as you are no doubt fully aware is names after the War ofContinue reading “Way of the Roses”
Cycling in Somerset
Axbridge in Somerset is on the Sustrans cycle route, the Strawberry Line. It is also within easy cycling distance of Wells, Burnam on Sea and the spectacular Cheddar Gorge. This tour is fixed base with three nights spent in an Air BnB in Axbridge. The accommodation is a very large coach house with plenty ofContinue reading “Cycling in Somerset”
Pedalling in Provence
Mont Ventoux can be viewed from anywhere in Provence, it does dominate the local landscape and is a ride that is highly recommended on this tour. The tour is self-guided, so plenty of opportunities to go off the beaten track and discover new adventures. France is a cycle friendly country, be prepared for the cheersContinue reading “Pedalling in Provence”
Lancashire Cycleway 2 nights: The Northern Loop 120 miles 3 days (Friday to Sun)
The glorious and challenging Northern Loop of the Lancashire Cycleway haven’t yet daunted the women who have completed this tour since 2013. Starting out in Preston at Broughton crossroads, and heading first to the small market town of Kirkham the route covers several parts of the undulating Lancashire countryside. The small country roads and pathsContinue reading “Lancashire Cycleway 2 nights: The Northern Loop 120 miles 3 days (Friday to Sun)”
The Peak District long weekender
A marvellous free range weekender in the stunning Peak District for women who cycle and enjoy cake Back in 2017 way before social distancing and bubbles, adventurous women enjoyed the incredible Peak District on cycles. This weekender is designed for women to explore trails and routes in small groups following well sign posted pathways betweenContinue reading “The Peak District long weekender”
Coast and Castles
Exploring the majestic and ancient in this coastal and country route from Newcastle to Edinburgh The route is the southern part and since we cycled this an alternative section has been linked which extends the coastal cycling pathways. Castles ancient and more modern are sprinkled throughout this cycle stunning route, which winds its way throughContinue reading “Coast and Castles”
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