Author: Paul White

Ten riders out today, a 50/50 split between the Clarencourt and Phoenix, with the two groups meeting at Horton Country Park, where I started my ride from today. The route, Epsom Common, cutting east to Ashtead Common via a clay mound type hill, which we all enjoyed climbing.  Across the railway at Lower Ashtead and […]

Five riders at Nonsuch Mansion Cafe for the kick off today, Adam Domaingue, Tracy Caudle, Trevor Kite, Bill Martin and myself leading. The weather was remarkably good after this weeks overcast conditions with little wind, sunshine and temperatures hovering around 66°F, a ‘Heat Wave’ by British standards! Our route wound out along the River Mole, […]

The weather was overcast and moody, and described by Adam Domaingue as “a little drizzle,” as he cycled across to join those leaving Nonsuch Park for the ride. Those riders, Bill Martin, Tracy Caudle, Trevor Kite, Bill Kent and Adam leading. For me today a lie in. Due to the closure of the M25/A3 for […]

Four riders out today, Adam Domaingue, Mick Curtis, Myself and Bill Martin leading. An early puncture for me on the way over from Horton to Nonsuch, courtesy of the local knuckle-draggers and their broken beer bottles. The tyre’s 4mm slit was quickly plugged before too much sealant escaped and I made it to the meeting […]

Seven riders out today on an overcast first day of June, Ed Pegg, Adam Domaingue, Paul White, Tracy Caudle, Trevor Kite, and Bill Kent, with Bill Martin leading. The route out was via the Hogsmill River, Horton Country Park, Epsom Common, Leatherhead and then the climb past Bockett’s Farm. The cafe was cosy on our […]

Four riders turned out on sunny Bank Holiday weekend, Dave Clarke, Mick Curtis, Paul White and Bill Martin leading. The route out, through the back streets of Epsom, on to the Downs, busy with lots of prep for the Derby the following Saturday. We then climbed up to Walton on the Hill and across to […]

Six riders out today in sunny, warmish conditions, Bill Kent, Stuart Downey, Tracy Caudle, Trevor Kite, Mick Curtis and myself leading. The route out, now back to soggy, boggy and muddy after this week’s deluges, Ewell, Chessington South, Claygate Common, Esher Common. It should be mentioned that the local council’s authorisation and declaration that a […]