The first, rather informal meeting of our industry cycling group. (Someone, please, suggest a club name with a decent pun in it.) Fifty-odd miles around the hills of Kent. From left: Hercules and Chris, Edward Green; me; Andy Murphy, Cleverley; Samuel, Troubadour leather goods; Charles, Turnbull & Asser; Euan, Edward Green.

Samuel was kind to us, given his ex-pro status, and Andy did very well given that apparently they don’t have hills in Essex. Douglas, Ollie, Alex etc – no excuses next time.


Euan gets very excited at conquering a hill.


Garmin-checking time.


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simon, do you find that doing a lot of sport such as cycling changes your body shape, or mean a change when you go through of a period of not being so active, which results in bespoke clothes not fitting as well? personally I try and regulate my exercise regime now so I don’t change so much in order to keep an optimum fit .. is this bizarre behaviour on my part? it seems upsetting to have a tailor worry about 1/16 of an inch when a waistline is capable of moving 1.5 inches depending on physical activity.

Andy

Anonymous

Uh oh, despite their day jobs a looks like some might need to read ‘the rules’ … http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/ 🙂

Alex H.

No Vulpine representation? Tsk tsk.

Anonymous

Simon,
Do you find that eating cheese whilst cycling can have a detrimental imimpact on your thighs?

Anonymous

The B Spokes?

/Owen

Anonymous

What do I win? 😉

/Owen

Anonymous

SWEET! Hand stitched I assume? Let me know when I’m needed for the first fitting.

/Owen

Busyman

Good stuff Simon. Now for some bespoke cycle wear?

Kenneth Yearwood

Bespoke cycle wear, No (we have Rapha after all) but Bespoke bikes definitely mines we have some excellent frame builders in the UK.