Welcome to our third and final update from the lads in Sardinia.
Day 5 – Thursday 11th June
An update from Coxy:-
“Thursday was a rest day for the lads as they’re all feeling tired after 30 miles of headwind … Read more
Welcome to our second update of the lads’ ride in Sardinia.
Day 3 – Tuesday 9th June
Another great write-up from Paul:-
“A tough coast-to-coast today, Calla Gonone to Bosa 89 miles.
As soon as we left the hotel, we … Read more
On arrival in Sardinia, the lads got shafted by the van hire company. They said the van had been double-booked and there was nothing they could do!
They suggested we try the van hire company next door, and lo and … Read more
It was that time of the year again!
The lads started on the 7th June for the annual bike ride; this time, it’s Sardinia, Italy.
Sadly, I can’t make it again this year, so the support driver will be Dabsy … Read more
Our second update is from the lads’ time in Austria.
Austria’s highest mountain, and over 6000ft of elevation for the riders. It looks like it was a tough one, but the weather looks great and the … Read more
As I’m not there this year, the lads have been sending me daily photo updates and I’ve been listening in to their Whatsapp group.
It’s hard for me to tell exactly what’s gone on and they don’t have the time … Read more
It’s that time of the year again!
The lads set off on the 7th June on the annual bike ride, this time to Germany and Austria!
Starting in Kempten, Germany, they’ll make their way over a few days to Zell … Read more
I’ve now added the gallery for this year’s trip along the N2 in Portugal. You can view it below. It can also be seen from the N2 Portugal 2024 page and the Gallery page.
Click on the image … Read more
A shorter day today and it is, of course, our final day and ride to the end of the N2 route in Faro.
46 miles to do in total, with the first 20 miles being largely uphill and the remainder, … Read more
Yesterday’s ride was the longest of the trip but this one is is only a mile shy of that, so it’s going to be another gruelling one.
The first stage is to retrace our steps and get back on the … Read more
