That sounds like a crazy idea. I'm in!!
I was recently asked to write about my Mason Bokeh and the adaptations I've made to it for the Silk Road Mountain Race. Here's what I said: https://masoncycles.cc/blog/womendurance-naomi-me-and-my-bokeh
What do you do when your mate is feeling a bit blue that the ski season is over? Some other mental shit is what. Mike Austin, one half of Avalanche Geeks, is kind of a big deal in Avalanche training and Ski Mountaineering circles. Or so he likes to tell me. He’s been known to... Continue Reading →
I was recently interviewed for the Edinburgh Evening News about my back-to-back 24 hour wins. You can read the article here: https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/cycling/city-cyclist-naomi-freireich-s-24-hour-power-seals-european-title-1-4763310
I love a fiercely contended race. When you win you really feel like you earned it. And if you lose then you know that it was won by someone more deserving. In the run up to the race on Thursday and Friday on the Isle of Man, it became very obvious to me that local... Continue Reading →
The eagerly awaited 2nd part of my blog about the Great Wilderness Adventure is now out on Chain Reaction Cycles: http://hub.chainreactioncycles.com/latest-news/packrafting-great-wilderness-scotland-pt-ii/
I don’t often write race reports. Mostly because I don’t often enjoy reading them. And a 24 hour race could be quite a monotonous recall of lap after lap after lap of the same thing. Aside from Finale last year though, which ended rather disastrously for me (you can see my blog here), this was... Continue Reading →
I recently blogged for Chain Reaction Cycles about the preparation for our recent packrafting trip. You can read about it here: https://hub.chainreactioncycles.com/latest-news/packrafting-great-wilderness-scotland/
‘Have you entered 10 Under the Ben? You should do it as a test for WEMBO.’ came the message from Jon (e3coach.com). When the boss says jump you say how many times, how high AND what should my heart rate be! I have never raced 10 UTB solo. In fact, I have only attended the... Continue Reading →
It had seemed like the perfect plan. Take the 2:30 train to Inverness, pick up the bike, ride along the Great Glen Way a bit for an idyllic camping spot with views over Loch Ness to wake to then cane ourselves Saturday over the Corrieyairack Pass to get to Perth and an easy ride from... Continue Reading →
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