
Total length is now 208 km, although I recorded 215 due to trying unsuccessfully to find a better way to Shuswap Road.
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Just for fun I rode an old mountain bike with butterfly bars- great everywhere but in the headwind.
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If you don’t like the landscape you are riding through—keep going—there is a new one just around the corner. Vancouver-Vancouver-Vancouver. As the name suggests, we started in the city. An early start allowed us to make good time with very little traffic. We passed through…
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At 41st and Ontario, Eric had exactly 10 minutes to the time limit….
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Murray joins organizer Gord on a gorgeous pre-ride of the Vancouver Island 1000
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Its not a Randonneur event, but 1000km across southeast BC deserves inclusion.
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Lex decides that fast food may have its place in his dietary intake.
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Dan Parke shares his experience on a solo permanent ride between Pemberton & Lillooet
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Andrew took on the challenging Permanent Brevet #179 “Solstice Climber”. Afterwards he sent in this snippet to Eric F. Permanents Coordinator: I have done the permanent 200km ride Solstice Climber [ed note – the triple mountain challenge] today. It took me 10 hours 47 minutes.This…
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Dara’s pre-ride video explains the concept of the route and discusses some aspects of geography and history related to the eleven lakes on the circuit.
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A 400 km is a long ride. I started with the line from Robert Frost’s poem in on my mind: And miles to go before I can sleep Aside from its length, the two things that stand out about this ride are the scenery and…
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Fourteen head to the interior to ride in the warm spring sunshine
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Riders enjoyed fantastic conditions on an early season 100 km Populaire
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I rode the Sorrento Kamloops Falkland clockwise on November 2. I took the fast bike (1985ish Concorde I paid $36 for) just for something different. I ran into icy road shoulders between Chase and Monte Creek, then had a few mechanicals on Barnhartvale
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