The greatest way to see a country is by bike, and I’ve been lucky to see much of Europe that way.
| Year | Location | Comments |
| 1995 | NW Scottish Coast | First tour |
| 1998 | SW Eire and Derry | Tandem (Galaxy Twin) |
| 1999 | Across the Pyrenees – Barcelona to Toulouse (and back) | Tandem |
| 2000 | Tuscany & Umbria (Italy) | Tandem |
| 2002 | Netherlands | Tandem |
| 2003 | Iceland (NE and NW) | Mountain bike on “road” |
| 2004 | St. Malo to Toulouse | Tandem |
| 2005 | UK ‘Industrial Heartlands’ | Solo tourer (Galaxy) |
| 2008 | Northern Spain | Tandem |
| 2009 | Return to Eire | Solo tourer |
| 2010 | Dales Cycleway (UK) | Solo tourer |
| 2011 | Coast to Coast (Whitehaven to Saltburn by the Sea) | Solo tourer |
| 2012 | Coast & Castles – Newcastle to Edinburgh | Solo tourer |
| 2013 | Mid Wales | Recumbent Trike (HPV Scorpion 20fs) |
| 2014 | Dales Cycleway Plus (UK)
Pennine Cycleway (NCN68 – UK) |
Recumbent High Racer
Recumbent High Racer |
| 2015 | Norway Fjords – Bergen to Måloy | Recumbent High Racer |
| 2016 | Outer Hebrides – End to End | Recumbent High Racer |
| 2017 | France Coast-to-Coast – Canal des-deux-mers | Solo tourer with Weehoo tag-along |
| 2018 | Wales C2C | Solo tourer upgraded with Crazy Bars |
That’s alot of cycling! Great job of work as Paul Sherwen would say.
About 20,000 miles I think. It’s a great way to see and fully experience a country
That’s very good. Wish I’d known this was an option when I was younger.