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7. Camping gear you *MUST* bring
We like to travel light. So think carefully before packing and maybe leave that kitchen sink behind.
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6. Bike Kit & Clothes You *MUST* Bring
The cycling industry does a good job of creating more and more products, all described as ‘essential’. More than likely, you don’t need them. However some bits really are worth thinking about investing in.
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4. Get your bike in good working order
Unless you’re a mechanic, we highly recommend that you get your bike serviced at a reputable local bike shop before the ride. Some problems are hard to spot until you take the bike apart.
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5. The Great Tyre Secret (Shhh… You Might Go Too Fast)
As all cycle nerds know, getting good tyres saves you money in the long term.
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3. Gears, glorious gears!
Your bike needs gears for getting up the hills.
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2. What kind of bike? Does it fit? + Saddle chat
What kind of bike do I need? Excellent Choices Road bike Touring bike Good Choices Hybrid Cyclo-cross Non-suspension mountain bike with road bike tyres Bad Choices Dutch city bike Any other mountain bike Folding bike Fixed Gear / Single Speed / Track bike E-bike (you won’t be able to charge it) Triathlon bike Unicycle Penny-farthing […]
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Training for Thighs of Steel
Your goal is to be able to cycle the average daily distance and climbing for your week within 7-8 hours.
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Getting your bike across the Channel
Current fastest and cheapest option: Train + Ferry + Train
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Great bike bags for train travel
If you’re on a fast train in Europe, you’ll probably need a bike bag. Here are a couple that are foldable and cheap!
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Funnn-raising Images & Resources
Grab these high res images for your flyers / posters / presentations / social media / videos / reels / bike stickers
