Bring it back?
Firstly, I apologise for all the posts recently. Lots to tell you, so if I’m doing your head in, hold in there I’ll pipe down for a bit after this … Continue reading Bring it back?
Author: Paul van der Girdleschberger
Some Pre-Season Gravel
My Gravelton Events don’t kick off until March with The Spring Fling scheduled on the 7th and now Christmas and New Year are well out of the way I’m getting … Continue reading Some Pre-Season Gravel
Smashed
So last night was my first attempt at racing in the Zwift Racing League for my new Zwift-based cycling team, Galaxy CC, and boy I got a hiding 😂 At … Continue reading Smashed
Deep End
If you’ve followed me for a while, you’ll know I’ve had an ongoing love hate relationship with Zwift. We split a couple of years ago but recently I rekindled our … Continue reading Deep End
2026 is booked
It’s a time of year where people reflect and come up with resolutions or aspirations for the year ahead. I’m no different. I like to look back at the previous … Continue reading 2026 is booked
The Bike Fit
I was always a little sceptical about bike fits. Probably a not-so-good one many years ago with a side order of apathy, a lack of anatomical knowledge and probably a … Continue reading The Bike Fit
The Crimble Bimble
Truth be told, when I rolled in from my Xmas Party just after midnight last night, I had visions of trying to make excuses for myself to not go this … Continue reading The Crimble Bimble
Watt Progress?
I’m a couple of weeks into my rekindled relationship with Zwift now. I’m still enjoying it. The purpose of it is to keep me fit and cycling during the winter … Continue reading Watt Progress?
Under the HUD
After been out on the road for two days, I got home last night and decided I needed to have a pedal. I’d unsuccessfully tried a Zwift race on Monday … Continue reading Under the HUD
The National Forest Explorer
Today wrapped up the official 2025 Gravelton Events calendar despite Storm Claudia doing her best to scupper it on Friday. Thankfully, Routemaster Chris was ahead of the curve. He anticipated … Continue reading The National Forest Explorer