Oct
22
- louise@honeycomms.co.uk
- 22/Oct/2012 15:05
After this summer’s Tour de France and Olympic triumphs ‘Wiggomania’ has undoubtedly sent many of us reaching for our lycra and investing in shiny new bikes.
Jun
11
- louise@honeycomms.co.uk
- 11/Jun/2012 15:09
Sean Gerrard, one of Taste Inn Wales's owners is in great pain today - please send messages of support over to our road racing hero. Sean spent 11 (yes 11?) hours on his road bike yesterday on the legendary charity Dragon Ride. This enormous road race covers South Wales, the Brecon Beacons and is a huge feat of endurance for seriously fit people, let alone a food loving, top chef like Sean.
The 'ride' translates into 206km on a small, pointy saddle with 3500metres of steep, gut wrenching climbs. He is not feeling tip top today, although his sense of pride should be sky high. Massive congratulations to you Sean from the whole team. It was no mean feat, especially when you consider that 400 riders had to quit the ride as the route was so hard this year. Respect.
May
09
- louise@honeycomms.co.uk
- 09/May/2012 11:19
Bikes are a big deal to us as our ‘special cycling breaks’ match our own lifelong passion for bicycles. Well and truly out of the closet, yes we do wear lycra, and our hotels are all geared up to welcome cyclists. Whether you’re pushing yourself up these steep, unforgiving roads on your own ‘Tour de Beacons’, or you prefer to hurtle downhill on your mountain bike, you’ll get some very special treatment from us.
Feb
09
- louise@honeycomms.co.uk
- 09/Feb/2012 14:36
Taste Inn Wales are putting a 'team' together to compete in this years' Dragon Ride - the annual cycle in our backyard across South Wales and the Brecon Beacons. It'll be a family affair, with Taste Inn Wales co-owners Sean Gerrard and Jessica Bridgeman taking part. This fantastic charity ride where riders choose and ride various distances - 206km; 125km or 37km - up Wales' biggest mountain roads, is supported by Olympic champ and fellow Welshman Geraint Thomas.
Feb
07
- louise@honeycomms.co.uk
- 07/Feb/2012 12:05
The pocket sized book of pain essential reading for all cyclists