Simon Richardson

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | Simon Richardson

MyWhoosh worlds. We’ve teamed up with MyWhoosh to bring you more opportunities to ride together as part of the Big Ride Challenge community. From June onwards we will be running weekly group rides that everyone can join on the free platform. All you need to do is download the app, create a profile, link it to your turbo trainer, and join us every Thursday at 5.30pm. The rides will be lead by one of the CW team at a social pace (no more than 2.0w/kg) in one of the MyWhoosh worlds.

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | Simon Richardson

Big Ride Challenge ride image. On the first day of each month we set our MyWhoosh Big Ride Challenge riders two extra challenges to take on. These vary every month, depending on the seasons and where a typical riders's fitness is at that time of year. They're easy to complete if you ride regularly, and most of them can be done on indoor trainers as well as out on the road. Some challenges will focus on distance, or altitude gained, others on searching out new places to ride.

Dec 22, 2024 | cyclingweekly.com | Simon Richardson

Woom 4 20" Original Kids Bike dealsIf you're already familiar with the Woom brand of kids bike, the look of their 4 won't come as a surprise. Their range of Original bikes goes from 1 to 6 (with no number 5) which can take a child from a number 1 balance bike to the 26 inch wheel number 6. The range provides a nice progression as the bikes and the parts on them get gradually bigger and come with ever more 'grown up' parts. This progression is something all the best kids bikes do well.

Oct 11, 2024 | cyclingweekly.com | Simon Richardson

Once again we're looking for the best cycling club in Britain and the heroic volunteers who help keep the cycling scene working up and down the country. Every year the Cycling Weekly awards recognise the very best in road cycling, not just the elite riders, classic winners and future stars, but the grassroots scene that is so essential to the sport.

Jan 21, 2024 | blackhistorymonth.org.uk | Simon Richardson

In our continuous journey to recognise and celebrate the diverse narratives within Black history, the story of John Edmonstone stands out as a beacon of resilience and intellectual influence. Born into slavery in British Guiana, Edmonstone transcended his early life’s constraints to profoundly impact the academic world in Edinburgh, most notably mentoring Charles Darwin.