Tango and Cash

A great day’s racing in the Donegal hills on Saturday 28th June was fraught with all sorts of drama for us in what turned out to be a very c...

Five hours of very tiring racing, all in the teeth of a gale - an epic struggle resulted in us claiming the coveted second place on the 2008...

THE ULSTER WAY IN SIX CONSECUTIVE DAYS On foot and single-speed mountain bike David Creighton & Rick McKee 3rd – 8th May 2008 The Ulster...

Congratulations to Mickey Laverty and Davy McKeown, who completed this year's Wicklow 200 on the Tango & Cash post-bike. That's...

The 2008 World MTB Orienteering Championships were held at Craigavon Lakes on Saturday 31 May, in glorious sunshine and surroundings befitt...

A.W. Wainright once promised a half-pint of beer to anyone who fully completed England's Pennine Way - by the time the poor fella died, ...

We tended to only take pictures when we were in good form, so long periods of our Ulster Way trip go unphotographed! Full gallery at http://...

In July 2006, we completed the Transalp Challenge , hailed as the world's toughest mountainbike race, and we trained our socks off for i...

Portrush to Belfast City Hall, via Ballycastle, The Moyle Way, The Antrim Hills Way, Ballyboley, Woodburn, Belfast. 98 miles of torture, 2,8...

Gortin to Portrush. (Again, Raymond from Bella Vista B&B in Belcoo, we are so grateful to you for running our bags to Gortin for us and ...

Belcoo to Gortin 95 miles, just over 12 hours, 2875 vertical metres of climbing. Glorious day that saw us get another roasting, and we amazi...

Tandragee to Aughnacloy on road, Slieve Beagh Way marked way to Donagh. On to Florence Court then Belcoo. 115 miles, 3025 vertical climbing ...

Many thanks to those of you who have been leaving us messages and sending texts.  It really is great to get your notes during what is unques...

Across the Mournes to Rostrevor (26 miles), up the main road to Newry, round Ring of Gullion (36 miles), up the Newry Canal path to Scarva, ...