Stirring stuff this month. Des is still leading rides at the age of 83. An incredible servant of the club and a fine example to us all. Also, Brian tells how he lost and regained his sight on a recent trek up Kilimanjaro.
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It’s 22 September 2022. I’m standing at the top of Kilimanjaro, totally exhausted, freezing cold and worried that I am
Read moreFran and Claire went on an organised tour around Morzine, a popular ski resort. Bikes, hills, views and food. No
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Dee spent her summer taking on the inspiring challenge devised by renowned walker and writer Alfred Wainwright in 1973 and
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It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of the UK’s longest serving monarch. Our thoughts are with her family at this time. The dignity and integrity with which Elizabeth II carried out her role was a shining example of public service to the nation. She will be sadly missed.
Read moreDay 1 Monday 20th June Marked the first day of our tour into the Dales. John Eden departed for York
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Success at the Vätternrundan, Sweden 2022 where a couple of members really excelled this year.
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Not being rude, that is what this little group of friends call themselves as they get together on random days
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Sunday 19th June On Sunday we did our own ride to Tadcaster, led by Tim. It was about 40 miles.
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A time trial, the York Cycle Rally, more suggested train assisted journeys and Vikings!
Read moreThe Road to Recovery Part 4 The River Test is one of the most famous chalk streams in England –
Read moreThe Road to Recovery Part 2 This is the second awayday in a series of five that I planned while
Read moreJune 2022 – Anerley BC attends the Cycling UK York RallyBy Peter Roberts with input from the rest of the
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Good old Komoot claimed a hilly ride with a climb of 4,500 feet would get us to Rochester and back
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Bicycle muggings, Anerley riders in audaxes, a mega ride across Spain from South to North.
Oh, and Tom V has a heart attack.
Vince is running maintenance training sessions and at the moment he is booking people in, with training carried out in
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After a few years absence, Ride London resumed but this time in Essex. This provided a flatter, rolling track instead
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London without any traffic
Read moreThe Road to Recovery Part 3 The third away day of my series was the result of another £3.50 return
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A sunny Wednesday left me with an urge to go to the coast and include some gravel. After the usual
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Avid readers of the Gazette (there must be some – c’mon own up!) may remember my piece in last July’s
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The Road to Recovery Part 1 While lying in my hospital bed after a heart attack, I planned a series
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I think some people were hoping to call this weekend Platy Jubes which somewhat diminishes the 70 years of service from a classy cyclist.
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Bicycle muggings, Anerley riders in audaxes, a mega ride across Spain from South to North.
Oh, and Tom V has a heart attack.
The weather was beautiful and after the Easter break a trip to see the bluebells on Tuesday went very well.
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A Club gathering while raising funds for Ukraine.
Little did we know that the world’s news would be superseded by the incredible loss of one of our own members …
As we move out of hibernation and there is a sudden warmth in March, the cyclist gets an urge to
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