1960s, Crawley Wheelers, cycling, road racing, time trialling

Those Were the Days

My family first moved to Horley, Surrey in 1964. At the time, I was a cocky 19 years old with some good results as a junior, including a couple of wins. I had been racing regularly since the age of fourteen for the Suffolk Roads CC and then the Goodmayes Wheelers, so on moving to Horley I looked for a new club. Continue reading Those Were the Days

Pete MainDecember 20, 2020January 10, 2021Leave a comment

1998, comeback, cycling, family, Scotland, time trialling

My return to racing after 25 years

Looking back from 2020, I used better training techniques but I was also very busy: We had two children to look after, I had a full time job, and with Kathryn we were running both bed & breakfast and setting up an independent hostel. Life was busy and it was hard to find training time. Continue reading My return to racing after 25 years

Pete MainAugust 29, 2020September 5, 2020Leave a comment

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Those Were the Days

My return to racing after 25 years