Following the success of our Skills Day in September, we're pleased to announce an evening talk with British Cycling coach Huw Williams. This session is designed to help you plan for the year ahead, whether you are riding sportives/audax/touring or training

On the 1st of September Richard, Gavin and Dominic rolled into a carpark in Wachtebeke, Belgium to sign on for the 1,000km ride that would quite literally take them around the whole of Belgium. Dominic Trevett: Just after 2pm we (Dominic writes)

How do you celebrate a big milestone in your life? Well for Will Rostron, who turned 40 this week, he decided to cycle 227 miles from Manchester to London in one day! So on Sunday 4th September, Will and fellow Kingston

A group of Kingston Wheelers travelled to the Alps for the L'Étape du Tour, one of the hardest European sportives, which took place on Sunday 10th July in 2016. Etape veteran Luca Pallazo and first-timer Anna Kulka report back on a

This year’s club Skills Day has been confirmed for Saturday 10th September 2016, from 1pm to 5pm at the Hillingdon Cycle Circuit. Based on feedback from previous year’s this has been moved forward to September to give an opportunity for

Team Kingston Wheelers : Joe, Tom, Javier and Lawrence Stage 1 – TTT Go! Tom steps on the pedals and there we go. I'm racing my first ever team time trial alongside with Joe, Tom and Lawrence (I think it is the

On Saturday 11th June club member Neil Grunshaw entered the Team Axiom 10 time trial on course P881 in Liss, Hampshire. Would this be the day he would finally go sub-20 minutes on a 10 mile course

The annual Surrey League 3 Day stage race took place on 30th April 2016, running over the bank holiday weekend. Andrew Davis (2nd Cat) and Nic Rowe (3rd Cat) were representing for Kingston Wheelers. Andrew Davis reports back: The entries to the Surrey

On the 23rd April 2016, a brave (some say foolish) group of Kingston Wheelers headed to Belgium to undertake the ride of their life. 270-odd kilometres in the Ardennes Forest. This is their story, as recounted by Phil Barella. This was