Most of my riding is on tarmac, for commuting and fun (which includes Audax) but I do a little MTB as well, and gravel - which all my bikes can handle. The only person I compete with is myself. I have quite an interest in making cycling available and appealing to everyone.

My Eddington Number is now over 120 (in miles, though I use metric for everything else). "Over" because automatic counting of 24hr+ rides lets me down, costing me at least 5 on my current score. It took me 6½ years to get to 100 from my first century.

Me on Strava.

I mainly ride solo or with Audax Club Bristol, but also with Avon Outdoor Activities Club.

n = five and two halves. I now have:

• a Canondale Topstone SL (2021ish) road/gravel bike
• a Genesis Tour de Fer 10 (2017)
• a Saracen Tufftrax disc comp 29er hardtail (2017)
• a Barracuda California hybrid tandem to ride with my daughter
• a Dahon Vitesse I7 (Nexus 7 hub gears) folding bike for commuting with reduced risk of theft. Modified to add dynamo lighting, SPD pedals, and a road saddle.
• a couple of 20" unicycles, which I'm making slow progress learning to ride (I converted one from 24" myself)
• A Progear CX400 (if I'm reading the scuffed stickers correctly!) suspension hybrid - the latest work errand bike. - stolen
• a GT traffic hybrid (2010ish) (formerly with child seat). The frame lasted 40,000km before a weld died.
• a Raleigh Michigan (rigid MTB, 1992) The back wheel died.
• a Universal Wildthing Blowout (stupid name if you ask me). It's essentially a BSO clone of the Raleigh, and all other 90s no-sus MTBs. But for a bike that lives outdoors in a high-theft area and doesn't go far it works for me. That died too - shifters and hubs mainly

I also look after the family's bikes including a kid's bike and a trailer, doing most of my own maintenance up to and including building wheels. I sometimes do small jobs for the neighbours and their kids. I seem to end up modifying components and accessories quite a lot, or making custom parts like brackets and luggage.

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