A new women’s record on Leith Hill
A sunny Saturday in Surrey saw a packed field of riders for our annual John Bornhoft Memorial Hill Climb. With most racing cancelled this season, the time trials and hill climbs that have been running have been seeing a great
Meet the Wheeler: Ronn Fraser
Ronn joined the club in 2015 and quickly became a much-loved member with his big laugh and easy-going nature. Whether he’s wrestling his bike in Flanders or having a crack at the Club 10, he’ll be sure to be riding
Le Wheeler du Ventoux
With two weeks cycling in France and several cols to tick off the bucketlist, member Luke Lynch took on the mighty Mount Ventoux not once, but three times, gaining himself a place in the legendary Club des Cinglés du Mont-Ventoux. A
Meet the Wheeler: Jasmijn Muller
Riding with Wheelers since 2011, it’s safe to say Jasmijn has established herself as a club legend by winning multiple TT titles and taking on the LEJOG record. Nowadays she is dedicating her time to ultra racing and progressing women’s
Meet the Wheeler: Lloyd Grose
In our latest instalment of member stories we catch up with Lloyd who joined the club in 2019 and also rides with Black Cyclists Network. Hailing from a family of athletes, Lloyd got into cycling for fitness, but quickly discovered
Meet the Wheeler: Alex Reid
Joining us in 2015, Alex quickly showed himself to be an exceptional climber, gaining infamy at Catford Hill Climb and representing the club at the National Hill Climb Championships. In this new series we explore member stories and discover their
Diversity in Cycling – 12 months on
12 months on from publishing the Diversity in Cycling report in conjunction with British Cycling, author and member Andy Edwards reflects on the current landscape. The death of George Floyd captured on video at the hands of police officers now charged
Mathew takes Cat C glory in the Dynamo eRoad Race
On Sunday 7th June our friends at London Dynamo ran an eRoad Race on Zwift, to replace the Nat B that they would have usually held that weekend. We had a big contingent of Wheelers enter across all categories, but
Mark “All Dread” Aldred serves up the pain in our Zwift stage race
This May in the absence of the Giro and the arguably more prestigious Surrey League May Stage Race, the inaugural KWCC Zwift Stage Race had it all. Denis Whelan claimed yellow on stage 1 and held it for so long,