Bike Bites – part of the Bowland Cycling Festival
Date/Time
Date(s) - 02/07/2022
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location
Clitheroe Castle Museum,
Categories
Cycling can be our means of transport, our sport or how we unwind, spend time with friends and relax. As part of the Bowland Cycling Festival, Bike bites is a collection of free short talks about bikes and cycling. Each cyclist has their own unique story to tell that celebrates their love of cycling and what it means to them. To find out more about this event and the Bowland Cycling Festival visit Bike Bites at the ‘Wheelie Good Exhibition’ Tickets, Sat 2 Jul 2022 at 14:00 | Eventbrite and Bowland Cycling Festival – Home | Facebook
14:00 – Nicholas Dinsdale ‘Racing on Chemo’
Nick Dinsdale has been involved in bike racing for most of his life, competing iconic events such as 12hr time trial, the 3 peaks cyclocross and more recently competing internationally in duathlon. This talk is about Nick’s experience of racing to beat his toughest competitor to date: Cancer.
14:30 – Ian Forsyth ‘4x Racing’
Ian is a local lad from Whalley who lives and breathes mountain biking. When he’s not riding, he’s digging dirt jumps and building trails. This year, Ian has stepped up his racing to take part in UCI pro tour events, including reaching the finals at Fort William this May!
15:00 – Charles Jepson ‘The Clarion Cycling Club’
Charles, a life long cyclist and president of the Clarion Cycling Club has a wealth of knowledge about cycling. His talk today is about The Clarion Cycling Club, which originally formed in 1894.
15:30 – Richard Dugdale ‘International Cycle Touring’
Richard Dugdale is an international cycle tour organiser and member of Clitheroe Bike Club. As well as touring in the Lakes and Dales, his adventures have taken him to some amazing destinations including, Japan, Tasmania, Yellowstone and Cambodia.
