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In Rome you long for the countryside; in the country you sing to the stars of the distant city.
Recently I have been reading so much about urban riding, mainly on Copenhagen Cycle Chic, that I have been feeling that I’m missing out by cycling in the countryside. I have been longing to put … more →
The Highway Cycling Group
In Rome you long for the countryside; in the country you sing to the stars of the distant city.
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highwaycyclinggroup wrote 3 months ago: Recently I have been reading so much about urban riding, mainly on Copenhagen Cycle Chic, that I hav … more →
Getting the miles in
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 3 months ago: I am currently three rides behind on the blog - it’s 00:01 on Saturday morning here in the UK, … more →
Friday Ride II: Of hills, bad tarmac, roadworks and weak tea
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highwaycyclinggroup wrote 4 months ago: The Friday Ride - L-R, your author, John, Brad, Andy. This was the only time I was out in front on … more →
31 mile commute
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 4 months ago: I decided to ride to work in Salisbury today, I estimated it would be a journey of 30 miles and it w … more →
Friday Ride - bike troubles
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 4 months ago: I don’t know what it is about John, every time he says “Do you mind if I bring a mate al … more →
Into the Valley of The Wylye
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 4 months ago: Many years ago, while I worked for Ottakar’s books, all the staff took part in a company wid … more →
Duskriding: Of turnpikes, the Gnashermakers, dead badgers and being out of bounds
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 6 months ago: Monday evening stayed dry and bright, there had been a fair few smatterings of rain around, and as … more →
After the Snows of April
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 6 months ago: The weekend had come with a curious blend of weather, veering wildly between the glorious sun of Sp … more →
Bicycling in the Spring
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 6 months ago: Before I get started on this one, it’s been pointed out that I’ve spelled Tellisford inc … more →
John's Circuit: hills, traffic and the Makka Pakka
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highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: Having failed to go out on Thursday with John (he claims Bradley slaughtered him) due to illness, I … more →
In the Pines, in the Pines where the Sun don't ever shine
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highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: A curious mixture of weather this evening. Rich golden light from the setting sun and ink-black clou … more →
Off Road on a Racer - Near Miss at Woolverton
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: Another lovely evening after a rainy day. I took the Lemond Etape up and down the hills past Telisfo … more →
Tuesday Ride VI: of energy bars, super-fit riding companions and Brooks Saddles
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: Hooray, the Tuesday Rides are back on. John was almost recovered from his illness, so at 1930 I was … more →
Cley Hill to Dead Maids Junction - Edge of Dusk
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: Sunday saw me striking out down the A36, I had left it pretty late and already dewy dusk was settlin … more →
Cycling through the witching hour
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: At the turning point of the witching hour I set out for an evening ride, I just needed to spin the c … more →
Winsley Hill - Begging the Granny
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: Despite stories of heavy rain and floods over the South of England (Gloustershire is not too far awa … more →
Never try and equal your average speed if it's windy and/or raining.
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: I took a spin along my 14.3 mile circuit through Dilton Marsh, Westbury, North Bradley and Southwick … more →
Tuesday Ride V: of fast ascents, black dogs, buckled wheels, punctures and a cup of tea
highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: Temples throbbing, sides aching with a double stitch and the effort of trying to suck enough air in … more →
Tuesday Ride IV: The Mountain Stage
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highwaycyclinggroup wrote 1 year ago: A text popped up on my phone this morning, it was John Hayes “It’s the mountain stage to … more →
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