On Monday 24th June the Diversity in Cycling report was launched with an event at Look Mum No Hands. The report was written by one of our members, Andy Edwards, in collaboration with a number of riders from Black And

Who would be mad enough to do Liege-Bastogne-Liege six times? Phil Barella recounts his experience from yet another ride in the Ardennes… “6th year in the hot seat and the ride for the proper “classics hardnut”. That was what I was

This July we are proud to present the inaugural Maria Thompson Memorial Road Race for 2/3/4 Women and Junior Women. This race will be held on the Kitsmead Lanelcircuit near Chobham, with points awarded separately in the Adult and Junior categories. It will

The first audax in our series is a 200km leg opener aptly named the Gently Bentley. Seasoned long distance rider Phil Barella talks us through his ride. Sunday 17th March 2019, the alarm goes off at 6am, and I roll out

Several Wheelers make an annual pilgrimage to Belgium for the Spring Classics. The Tour of Flanders is always a staple, but for the last few years many have been riding the smaller one day classic Gent-Wevelgem that like the other classics

With our annual season opener at Dunsfold sadly cancelled due to road works, the first race of the Surrey League took place on 17th March at Kirdford, hosted by Brighton Mitre. Before the race we had a moment of silence

Following last year’s hugely successful partnership, we are working with the Sustainable Cycling Foundation (SCF) in Nigeria in collaboration with Sigma Sports to organise another kit collection. Even if you are not a member of Kingston Wheelers, if you have spare kit

The Gil Jessop Memorial Sporting 14 is confirmed for Sunday 10th February. The event is run on the GS/292A course, starting in Hungry Hill Lane, just under a mile from the race HQ in Ripley. Once again there will be a separate category

Earlier this year, Kingston Wheelers came together to support a kit collection for the Sustainable Cycling Foundation in Nigeria. The collection garnered an overwhelmingly positive response in terms of the amount of kit collected. This came not only from within