As my season has now pretty much reached its conclusion I wanted to take the opportunity to thank the club for the support in 2017. As many of the club will know I have received a financial support, in instalments, from the club’s Rider Support Fund, to help with the cost of racing this year. […]

In response to demand for a less race orientated range. Primal winter kit is now available to order. Bib tights, Gilets and LS Jerseys. The team store allows you to login and place an order for the kit you would like to receive and pay for your order individually with a personal card. To login and

The Masters in Albi By way of background Ian Deakin and I needed to qualify to gain an entry to the World Masters Championships in Albi in August. Ian had already pre-qualified in the Cypriot event for the RR and TT for his age group 60 t0 65. So when I went to Peterborough for

I’d start off this report by confirming that I am not Welsh, although I did serve there for 4.5 years in the RAF I’d won this event in a record breaking time 12 months ago, and although I’ve been struggling a wee bit with recovery, after my National 12 hour escapades, I had some good

I have always ridden the Junior Nationals however since I never thought I’d be able to jump up to the level needed to be competitive at the Senior Nationals for quite a few years, I never made them a major season goal. Instead, I’d focused much of my training efforts on the road for 2017

After my final rest day where I did a short ride in the morning and then went on to watch a race in the afternoon, I was ready to get back into the action. The fatigue was definitely beginning to catch up with me, but a 20km ‘commute’ helped to spin most of the soreness

Junior Tour of Wales 2017 Harrison Wood I’ve had a very busy racing schedule this year, both abroad and within the UK. I was interested to see how i would cope with the end of season stage race. Stage 1 was a 5.2 mile tt going up a climb, then rolling downhill then up the

Ruiselede Kermis After having a pretty tough time over my first three races out here in Belgium I really wanted to complete the whole race without being dropped or getting pulled out. I put my training wheels on because I was riding out to today’s race, what a great decision that turned out to be!

An update from Belgium Belgium is the home of cycling, every cyclist’s wet dream, somewhere you just have to experience! I wasn’t going to forgo the chance to race out here and jumped at the idea of sampling some Belgian ‘kermis’ racing. Hetty drove me and her out here, ready to see what it was

National Ride London Grand Prix This race has been my favourite race since I first competed in it and has since then been the race I most look forward to. It’s my sort of circuit: flat and untechnical, which has only ever ended up in a sprint. This year we decided to drive up early