Every now and again I go on an Audax – a much longer and slower ride where the sense of achievement comes from purely completing the distance and not from what time you did. They’re more leisurely and often much more satisfying with chances to look around the area you’re cycling in. I’ve done a couple so far but I’m looking to add to the tally.
You can read all my posts about Audax related rides below.
Another weekend, another reliability ride somewhere across the West Midlands! This time I’d managed to convince both George and Adam to accompany me to lovely… Read More »Redditch CC Reliability Ride – 28th February 2016
Right so in the traditional Christmas style, gather round children, I have a story or two to tell…I’ve been very neglectful and haven’t been writing… Read More »The 2015 Dunwich Dynamo
The next of my training rides for the Norwich 100 at the end of May saw me complete the Cotswold Challenge Audax this weekend. I… Read More »Audax – Cotswold Challenge 160km – 16th May 2015
Every Time a Bell Rings… 112km Audax After falling off back in January, I’ve not actually done another Audax until now. In an effort to… Read More »Audax – Every Time A Bell Rings 2015 – 112 km
Last Saturday I set off at 5 am to do another 200km Audax, this time from Tewkesbury, heading westwards before going down to Chepstow,… Read More »Sam Weller’s Day Trip to Wochma – 203km 2015 Audax
I’ve written about Audaxing before here mentioning how relaxed and economical they are compared to Sportives. In an effort to keep me riding good distances… Read More »A Brevet upon St Lucy’s Day – 200km Audax
An Audax is a self-supported ride to a set route. The route also has controls to show that you’ve completed the distance. These can be… Read More »The UK Audax Conundrum