Kierson Wise

Kyrby Brown

Kyrby is the founder of Momentum Mobility and Rehab, an organisation dedicated to developing the growing activity of Frame Running. She is a keen blogger, her Wheels2Wander blog focuses on adaptive recreation opportunities and accessible adventures across the UK and overseas. Kyrby also works as an accessibility consultant for Disability Inc. a Bristol based Social Enterprise offering services to improve the accessibility of businesses, organisations and events across the UK. In her rather limited spare time Kyrby enjoys travel and distance Frame Running alongside her Jack Russell, Will. She prides herself in never doing any job by halves and taking any opportunities that come her way. In 2024 Kyrby completed a Churchill Fellowship in the USA, publishing her report “The Human Right to Adventure” earlier this year.  

Katie Renker

Katie Renker is a specialist advisor who provides support for people looking for a cycle that meets their needs.

Satwant Singh

Satwant Singh is a retired veterinary surgeon who is deeply committed to physical fitness and lifestyle medicine. Previously an international hockey player, he transitioned to cycling after sustaining knee injury while playing squash.

Oliver Moore

Mel Berry

Hannah Milton

I’m Hannah and I work as a cycle mechanic and trainer for Bike Right, and I also co-run a collective called Lady Pedal which puts on events to promote and encourage women in cycling.

Between these roles, I’ve been on a mission to increase diversity in cycling and cycle mechanics for the last few years and have had the privilege of training up a load of amazing women mechanics who are defying stereotypes across Manchester.

You can find me @spannersaurus, and my community work @ladypedal.

I can also be found on https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahlmilton

Lily Rice

Lily Rice dresses Lionesses, Olympians and World Champions. With over 10 years of international design, production and brand experience, Lily is an accomplished, award-winning designer who has worked on both bespoke collections and mass-market consumer wear at sportswear’s highest levels. She creates garments that women really want, making a positive impact in the life of the wearer and on the world of sport – helping women to defy gender stereotypes and social norms, and now sits as the co-founder of ‘The Long Run Club’ – creating *possibly* the world’s most ethical custom cycling kit! She has won many awards, including most recently Designer of the Independent’s “best sustainable running clothes” and overall winner & 220 triathlons “best in test cycling jersey”.

Pete Scullion

Pete started life in the cycle industry 20 years ago, taking in almost every role going since then. Now a freelance photographer and writer, Trash Free Trails A-Teamer and the engine behind Wideopenmag.

John Skelton

JSA Design

Catherine Bennett

Catherine started cycling in 2018 when she first participated in a sportive to raise funds for Cure Leukaemia. Over the years, she has cycled from London to Paris six times for the charity and in 2024 was part of the first ever team of The Route riders who tackled all stages of The Tour de France Femmes avec ZWIFT, just one day ahead of the professionals!  As a dedicated mum of two, with a full-time job, she is passionate about cycling and taking part in events to support those affected by blood cancer. 

Duncan McCann

Niner Bikes Sales & Marketing Manager for EMEA.

Ex MTB racer and Snowboard competitor.

Ambassador for Sport for Nottinghamshire.

Seasoned industry veteran with 28 years’ experience.

Johan Museeuw

Johan Museeuw is a legend of cycling, renowned for his dominance in the Spring Classics and fearless mastery of the cobblestones. With three victories in both the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix, as well as a World Championship title in 1996, he cemented his place among the sport’s greats.

Known for his power, tactical brilliance, and resilience, Museeuw overcame a career-threatening injury in 1998 to return to the top, further solidifying his legacy. Since retiring in 2004, he has remained an ambassador for cycling, sharing his passion and experience with future generations.

Conor Murphy

Bikepacking is my meditation. It allows me to connect with myself and the land I am passing through in a way that I never thought was possible. I feel like I am learning so much every day. Whether it be about myself or the places I travel through. I always return home more at peace and connected with mission in life.

My first experience of bicycle travel was in Colombia. A dangerous and volatile place (or so people told me) where I spent 6 months travelling. But I found nothing but kindness and generosity in those Andean mountains. So many people stopped to chat with me, albeit slightly bewildered at the task I had undertaken, cycling from Cartegena in the north to Pasto in the South, a journey of 1500km. But I never felt threated or at risk. Luckily, I could speak the language which definitely helped. But also, I was off the beaten track, in amongst the true culture and I soon realised that the key to unlocking the true potential of a county, is by exploring it on two wheels.

So I returned home to the UK, trained as a guide and started my own company – Zero Carbon Adventures. For the past 5 years, We have been leading groups all over the UK and Europe. From lands end to John o Groats, London to Amsterdam and across the stunning mountains in Northern Spain. We guide people through unfamiliar territory and our goal is to showcase the best a country has to offer. The tiny villages, the local markets and beautiful countryside which most people miss. All whilst minimising our impact on the environment and maximising our experience.

We are a generation of explorers. We live in a time where global travel is so accessible we can hop on a plane and arrive in a completely different country within the same day. The problem is that we are forgetting about the journey in between.

Chris Ironton

Chris Ironton is the UK Account Manager for Van Raam, a leading manufacturer of inclusive and mobility cycles, known for its commitment to providing mobility solutions for people with disabilities and limited mobility.

With 10 plus years of experience in Inclusive Cycling retail, Chris is passionate about cycling in all forms and believes that there is a cycling solution for everybody, no matter their abilities and promotes the company’s mission of “mobility for everyone”.

Phil Zschiesche

Phil Zschiesche (Phil Z for short) is head of Marketing for ICE Trikes

ICE Trikes manufactures six different models of recumbent trikes from its HQ in Falmouth for over 25 years. ICE is an employee owned and B-Corp certified company. Phil says, “It’s a joy working for such an amazing company. We literally change people’s lives every week. The drive and momentum of our accessible cycling partnerships and the ability to work with the most experienced accessible and disability dealers who really know how to ensure each rider gets the best trike to suit needs is a perfect match and is one of the best things about my job.”

“I’m proud to have developed the official partnership with British Cycling Limitless disability programme. A first ever partnership for British cycling with an adaptive cycle manufacturer. ”

ICE sells its trikes to around 32 countries and it’s a joy to see riders around the world enjoying them. The VTX is Officially the fastest trike in the world, in holding Guinness World Records in several WUCA categories and events and the ICE Polar Cycle we built for Maria Leijerstam, now the ICE Full Fat was the first bike ever to cycle to the South Pole! (Google it!)

BBC Paralympics TV presenter JJ Chalmers rode his ICE Trike to win gold in the 2014 London Invictus Games.

Cycling UK’s top 100 women in cycling ‘CeCe Balfour’ rides an ICE Trike. Previously she was unable to independently ride on her own, now she is leading rides in the New Forest on her electric ICE Trike.

Phil says, “We help people ride for the first time, ride again, set world records, win gold medals at the Invictus Games or even help trailblazing ICE Trike riders cycle to the ends or very top of the earth.

Our Trikes are perfect for performance cycling, touring, accessibility cycling, commuting and even going off road in style.

In a nutshell. Comfortable and accessible cycling. ICE Trikes are built by cycling lovers to give the very best rider experience, regardless of your age or ability.

Kadeena Cox

Markus Stitz

Growing up in East Germany, Markus soon discovered the freedom a bike could give him, even as a child living right behind the Iron Curtain. He made Scotland his home in 2009 and after mapping his first bikepacking route, the Capital Trail, he went on a lap of the world on a single speed bike, cycling 34,000km across 26 countries in less than a year, fully self-supported.

In 2019/20 he successfully completed the Highland Trail 550, the Silk Road Mountain Race and the Atlas Mountain Race – three of the hardest bikepacking races in the world – all in the course of a year.

Since then he has portrayed gravel riding and bikepacking in Britain in various short films, magazine articles and his book ‘Great British Gravel Rides’. His latest book is ‘Bikepacking Scotland’, is a compilation of 20 inspiring bikepacking routes across Scotland.

In 2023/24 Markus has designed the Route YC Adventure Route and organises a series of bikepacking events – the Dirt Dashes.

Dame Laura Kenny

Dame Laura Kenny is Britain’s greatest ever female Olympian and the first British woman to win gold at three consecutive Olympic Games. Alongside her 6 Olympic medals (5 gold, 1 silver), during her stellar career, Dame Laura also achieved 7 World titles, 14 European titles and 2 Commonwealth titles, and is one of the all-time velodrome greats.

Laura’s journey to Olympic stardom began in her teenage years, where she quickly rose through the ranks, representing Great Britain at major international events, including the Olympics, where she made her debut at the 2012 London Games, winning two gold medals in the team pursuit and omnium events. At the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, she again claimed two gold medals in the same events.

After giving birth to her first son Albie in 2018, Laura returned to the track once more for Tokyo 2020, and despite being hampered by crashes, broken bones and the Covid-19 pandemic, Laura sensationally defied the odds to capture yet more Olympic gold, winning the Madison, cementing her position as the most decorated female British Olympian of all time.

Laura was named in 2022 New Years Honours list, receiving her Damehood in May 2022 for services to cycling.

Laura resides in Cheshire with her husband and fellow Olympic great Sir Jason Kenny and their two sons, Albie and Monty.

The Athertons

The Atherton siblings – Gee, Rachel, and Dan – are synonymous with extreme sports, particularly mountain biking. Hailing from the rugged terrain of Wales, they’ve collectively conquered the most challenging courses and left an indelible mark on the world of downhill mountain biking.

Ben Deakin

Ben Deakin is a professional Mountain Bike Rider who is a former Royal Marine Commando, From being shot on the battlefield of Afghanistan to racing his bike as an Elite Downhill racer with a number of podiums nationally and internationally to his name, He’s made the transition to making a career from riding his bike around the world and documenting it through the means of social media! #OiOi

Jamie Ramsay

Jamie is an award-winning Endurance Adventure Athlete, presenter, public speaker and brand ambassador. He has completed over 51,000km of human-powered adventuring in 31 countries and 30 different adventures. He is a runner, bikbacker, hiker, ski tourer, paddleboarder and mountaineer.

About Jamie: After 12 years working for an international communications agency, he wasn’t happy with the direction of his life and realised if he didn’t make some drastic changes then things would continue to spiral downwards. His solution was to quit his job in 2014 (after being promoted to Partner), fly to Vancouver and run 17,000km to Buenos Aires solo and unsupported.

Following the success of this adventure, Jamie has dedicated his life to pushing his perceived boundaries. Each adventure he undertakes is designed to challenge him in new ways.

Over the years, Jamie has worked with a number of notable global and UK brands including Microsoft, Land Rover Mobile, Gore Wear, Cotswold Outdoor and Whole Earth.

Jamie’s Adventure CV:

• Jamie has completed 51,500km of human-powered adventures
• Jamie has completed 32 adventures in 31 countries.
• Since 2014, Jamie has run the equivalent of 484 marathons
• … and cycled the equivalent of cycling around the world

Running Adventures Completed: (20,680km)

• 2004: Stockholm Marathon
• 2006: Paris Marathon
• 2011: Lewa Safari Marathon
• 2013: 240km Vietnam Run (solo + unsupported)
• 2014-15: 17,000km “Running the Americas” (solo + unsupported)
• 2016: 700km Three Peaks Run (solo + unsupported)
• 2016: 100km CCC with Mizuno
• 2016: 430km Scottish Isles Run (solo + unsupported)
• 2016: Endure24 (135km in 24 hours)
• 2016: Medoc Marathon with The Wine Show
• 2017-18: 265km Transalpine run (2017+2018)
• 2018: 400km Cape Wrath Ultra (3rd)
• 2018: 237km Towpath Challenge
• 2018: 120km GR221 (solo + unsupported)
• 2019: 620km Run across Iceland (unsupported)

Cycling Adventures Ridden: (29,693km)

• 2016: 600km from Edinburgh to London
• 2017: 3800km solo across South America
• 2018: 500km UK Cycle tour
• 2018: 900km from London to SW France
• 2019: 4027km solo across Australia
• 2020: 1900km solo ride to the Alps
• 2021: 512km cycle to Andorra
• 2021: 10,000 solo ride around the UK for Whole Earth + TeamGB
• 2022: 7034km solo cycle across the USA
• 2023: 420km solo cycle over Pyrenees in Winter

Hiking Adventures Trekked: (1200km)

• 2017: 400km with camels in Mongolia
• 2019: 800km of the Hayduke Trail in Utah

Mountains over 5000m Summitted:

• Aconcagua – 6962m
• Chimborazo – 6268m
• Cotopaxi – 5897m
• Cayambe – 5790m
• Illiniza Norte – 5126m
• Cerro Bonete – 5000m

Some non-adventure highlights:

• Being hugged by Prince Harry at the launch of Heads Together charity campaign
• Being kissed on the cheek by Holly Willoughby when interviewed on This Morning
• Handing out Duke of Edinburgh gold awards on behalf of the Earl of Wessex at Buckingham & St James’s Palace
• Giving a talk at the Edinburgh University TedX event
• Co-presenting The Wine Show
• Supporting CALM charity – Campaign Against Living Miserably
• Picking litter with Trash Free Trails
• Being Awarded Scottish Adventurer of the Year

Darren Hyland

Darren has been involved with bikes for as long as he can remember, as a youth he raced BMX and then in his late teens he moved into triathlon. He has been a keen mountain biker for over 30 years.

He perused a career in education, teaching engineering amongst other things. However bikes have always been his passion and after teaching for 20 years he left to follow this dream.

Initially spending 5 years working as a bike mechanic, during this time he set up his own mobile mechanics business. This In turn led to him becoming a Cytech trainer and educator delivering Cytech training in Milton Keynes.

Ed Clancy OBE

Ed Clancy OBE is the most successful Team Pursuit cyclist in history, having won gold with Team GB at three successive Olympics. 2021 marked his sixteenth year as part of Team GB and he competed in his fourth Olympic games in Tokyo. In the London 2012 Olympics, Ed also won a bronze medal in the Omnium.

In total, Ed is a five-time Team Pursuit World Champion (2005, 2007, 2008, 2012 and 2018) and four-time European Champion (2010, 2011, 2013 and 2014). He has also won World (2010) and European (2011) titles in the Omnium.

As a professional road cyclist, Ed won the first stage of the 2005 Tour of Berlin, UK National Criterium Championship (2010) the Herald Sun Prologue (2018). He notably was a rider for JLT-Condor from 2011 to 2018.

Ed was born in Barnsley in 1985 and grew up in Yorkshire. From an early age he loved bikes and cycling, but he wouldn’t compete seriously until he was scouted by British Cycling at the age of 16. He won his first gold medal with the Great Britain Team Pursuit squad at the 2005 World Championship, aged 20.

In September 2015, Ed was forced to undergo emergency back surgery after injuring his disc at a training camp. Although he went on to win an historic third gold medal in Team Pursuit at the Rio Olympics in 2016, Ed described his injury as something he would have to work to overcome constantly from that point on.

Ed retired from Team GB in August 2021, whilst at the Tokyo Olympics. His last professional race was in December 2021 as part of the inaugural Track Champions League competition in London.

Since retiring, Ed has continued to collaborate with British Cycling, contributing to their Research and Innovation, Events, and Commercial teams. He also serves as a consultant for British Triathlon.

In January 2022, he co-founded a performance consultancy business with his long-time mentor and business partner, Phil Kelly. Ed is a proud ambassador for Cycle Accident Management Services (CAMS), an organization that aligns with his passion for making cycling accessible and safe for everyone. CAMS shares Ed’s commitment to removing barriers for vulnerable road users and promoting safety on our roads.

In February 2023, Ed was appointed Active Travel Commissioner for South Yorkshire, a role that perfectly complements his advocacy work and dedication to creating a better environment for cyclists and all road users.

Ian Tierney

Rebecca Charlton

Moderator, Event host, Cycling TV presenter & journalist

Rebecca can be found regularly moderating and hosting large-scale stage panel sessions and Q&As at events such as Rouleur Live, The National Cycling Show and other corporate brand launches. She also presents cycling coverage on channels including Eurosport/Discovery and ITV, and led the in venue commentary at Ford RideLondon.

Having raced in several disciplines of competitive cycling from a young age Rebecca brings a particular wealth of knowledge on the sport. Rebecca is also a popular contributor on Road CC, including presenting online content pieces and recently as the face of  Bump and Ride series documenting her pregnancy journey and cycling and sharing valuable experiences. Rebecca also wrote for the record-breaking Rouleur Issue 101, and has also co-written two cycling fitness books with Bloomsbury.

Lee Niven

Having started out as an apprentice at a local bike shop and working his way up to becoming a UCI World Cup Mechanic, all whilst being a passionate and experienced cyclist himself, Lee’s career in and around bikes has spanned 35 years covering a variety of roles. Now owning his own bike shop and running one of Cytech’s training locations, Spokes People (formerly PJCS), Lee delivers bike mechanics training to a variety of people ranging from enthusiasts wanting to look after their own bikes to professionals looking to further their own careers.

Join Lee, at the National Cyclin Show, as he heads up workshops and sessions in the Bike Clinic, giving you all the advice and guidance you need to keep your bikes in top form.

Anna Glowinski

I have been cycling for as long as I can remember, it was always a fun family activity for me growing-up. From velodrome to cyclo-cross, MTB to road racing, I spent my childhood developing a passion for two-wheels. As an adult, I´ve been particularly attracted to the adrenaline side of bikes, pushing my limits on jumps, mountainsides and learning tricks, which led to my first TV role on ITV´s The Cycle Show and the lab rat who was sent to try out all the weird and wonderful (and often scary) things that cycling has to offer. I spent 5 years as a cycling TV and video presenter, exploring some of europe’s finest cycling locations and talking to some of the most amazing minds and bodies within this sport.
I believe that cycling is for everyone, it is an activity that is suitable for every personality and body type, you just need to find what is right for you. Long distance over-night adventures or a trip to the park with the kids, death defying feats or tandem trips for the visually impaired, cycling is and can be accessible to all. You just need to hear the right story or follow the right person to be inspired into spending more time in the saddle and having fun.