This photo shows me relaxing, beside my friend’s bike, on the Col de l’Aspin in July 2010. On that day we ascended the Col du Tourmalet, the Col de l’Aspin and cycled back to Bertren near Bagnères-de-Luchon in France. Seeing the snow capped mountains of the higher peaks made this day’s cycling truly memorable - David Mawer (via email)
Sunset at The Lizard after 107miles on Day 11 from John O’ Groats with my gorgeous daughter.
What a great day spent on a great bike! - Charlie Stratton (via email)
This isn’t actually my bike but I wish it were, then I could have ridden home instead of walking - Katie Richards (via email)
I treasure every one of my Art Bikes because they tell the story of the Bike Rescue journey, and because I’m one of the few women in the cycling world; its great to be allowed to be girly even when your getting older and greyer like me. Go girls…. - Bernie Cullen (via email)
I love my bike because of wonderful long distance trails across the UK especially with
mates and made even more worthwhile when its for charity - Peter Swift, Leicester
I love my bike because it can take me on real life adventures with my friends - Iain Hunter (via email)
For me it is catching up with friends and exploring new places. #ilovemybike - Ian Hunt (via email)
Cycling is soooooo brilliant, because it keeps me fit, healthy, and happy.
It’s exhilarating being on a bike, it’s simply the best form of transport ever invented - Laura Hutchinson (via email)
I love my bike because it represents to me, while abroad, the best of Britain! - Anthony Richmond, Boston (via email)
This is a picture of us with our tandem. We both have bikes but because I’m a very slow cyclist my husband got hold of our first tandem soon after we married in 1972. This is our second machine and we are still using it to go to all kinds of outings, dinner parties included. When dressed in evening wear we cause quite a sensation - Maria & David Fremlin, Colchester (via email)
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