What Is A Randonnée in Cycling – And Why Should You Start Randonneuring?

Put simply, a “randonnée” (also known as “brevet” or “Audax”, depending on where you are in the world) is a long-distance, non-competitive, self-supported bike ride.

Randonnée courses are typically 200 km (125 miles) or longer, with predetermined checkpoints through which riders must pass. Finishing order does not matter; the sole aim is to complete the course within the time limit.

The Century Ride: How To Train For A 100 Mile Bike Ride (+Training Plan)

Your first century ride is a big deal and is a common benchmark for many road cyclists. In fact, the satisfaction of completing a 100-mile bike ride doesn’t really diminish, even if you’ve done it a few times! However, completing a century ride isn’t just a case of going for a long ride – it’s … Read more