CW5000 members show us their bikes
We asked our CW5000 members on Facebook what bike they're doing most of their miles on and they didn't disappoint. Here is a selection of some of our favourites.
Emma Newman - Specialized S-Works Venge
Ali Mclean - NorthRoad Aero Disc (Jezebel)
Adrian Spratt - Viner Ultega Aero
Bradley Morrison - Specialized Venge
Chris Skelhorn - Van Nicholas Skieron
Steve Crawford - Giant Propel Advanced Disc 1
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Ian Smith - Bianchi Aria Di2
Imogen Amelia Callaway - Trek Domane SL4/5 (Unicorn 🦄)
James Baldock - Carrera Karkinos (Clanky)
Jason Robinson - Giant Propel Advanced SL
John Griffiths - Pinarello a Dogma 65.1 (Pearla)
Jordan Noble Custom Pinarello Dogma F8 (Norma Jean)
Neil Stephen Glover - Vitus Vitesse Evo 2018
Neil Townsend - Spa Cycles Steel Audax
Rob Davidson - Lightweight Urgestalt
Ryan McGlen Canyon Ultimate CF SL 7.0
Scott Duncan - Cervelo R3
Simon Garrod - Giant TCR Advanced Pro Disc (Aini)
Vern Pitt - 2013 Cannondale SuperSix (Bruno)
Sign up to the CW5000 challenge and be inspired to ride further in 2020.
The CW5000 is an annual challenge to ride 5000 miles in 2020. Alongside this target riders are given monthly challenges to maintain their motivation. Keep an eye out for the April challenge for a chance to win one of five exclusive CW5000 pin badges which can only be earned.
All miles from January 1 are included, no matter when a rider signs up to the challenge. You can also enter as a team, combining everyone’s miles to make it possible for those not used to covering such distance. Log miles via Strava, Garmin Connect or even on paper. When you reach the milestone send in proof and you’ll be eligible for a certificate plus merchandise soon to be revealed.
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