I missed out on the ballot for RideLondon 100 miles so I decided to get an entry via a charity place, this has given me even more motivation to train and support a great charity. I chose Sue Ryder who provide compassionate care and support for people with palliative, long-term and end of life needs. This blog will chart my journey as I get ready for 100 miles in August. If you would like to donate and help motivate me please click my black & white photo. Many thanks Martin.
Thursday, 28 February 2013
Route overview, now I'm getting worried!!
Found this today mmmmmm http://magazine.bikeradar.com/2013/02/07/ridelondon-surrey-100-ride-preview/#null
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
The ball has started rolling
Must say a big thanks to the only 2 Terrys I know who have both sponsored me today. Cheers lads, now I really have to start pushing those pedals.
New Bars
I have now fitted some flat top handle bars, which have been recommend to me by a few people. I just need to make some final adjustments and hopefully they will be more comfortable on longer rides. Lets see!
Sunday, 24 February 2013
Despite the constant snow flurries
Despite the constant snow flurries Brian and I manged to do 17 miles up to the Chilterns. There was a light dusting across the top which made for a great view.Overall a good ride even though it was so cold I lost the feelings in my toes.
Friday, 22 February 2013
Thursday, 21 February 2013
Getting ready for a long ride
Now that I have my entry confirmed I have created this blog as a way of recording the trials and tribulations of getting my body ready to ride 100 miles in a day to take part in the first Ride London 100. I hope that people will make regular visits and even contribute some posts in a effort to motivate me in raising £500 for the Sue Ryder charity.
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