This is the page for the Oblivion Tour - a group of mature cyclists who behave immaturely! So a huge thank you to all our friends, colleagues and sponsors!!
Oblivion Tourists have so far done London to Paris (2010), London to Paris in 36 Hours (2012), London to Brussels (2013) and Northern Ireland in 2014, Northern Spain in 2015, LEJoG in 2016, MizMal in 2017 and have the magnificent Ring of Kerry taking place in Sept 2017. We are doing these rides largely to try and hold back the ravages of time, and for the camaraderie, but we also raise a bit of mo
25/09/2021
Support vehicle playing motivational music for these manic machines … https://youtu.be/5JD6ejmlpa8
(bet they don’t get that in the TDF!)
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25/09/2021
And they are off for the final day up Snowdonia! Jonathan Whitmore, Mark Boyt, Phillip Hunter, John Pritchard, Mark Pritchard and Andrew Thornley! Good luck guys!
25/09/2021
Major issue for the Oblivion Tourists - A lorry carrying a load of Vicks Vapour Rub has overturned on the road towards Snowdonia. But Police say there will be no congestion for up to 8 hours! 🤣
25/09/2021
Breakfast of kings!
24/09/2021
Tourists again reviewing their transportation options!!
24/09/2021
Brief beef break for the
24/09/2021
Spot the Osprey?
24/09/2021
Lovely village and “Coch” means “red”…. Stop sniggering at the back there! Yes you ! 🤣 (thank you to our cultural liaison attaché for the interpretation)
24/09/2021
Weary but weady to woll (who doesn’t love a bit of walliteration?)
24/09/2021
Trying to get to the bottom of the problem!
24/09/2021
No expense was spared (or spent) to ensure Mark Boytie Boyt had a memorable Tour birthday with Jonathan, Phillip, Speedo, Capn Andy, Sparky Marky and Steve enjoying a very special bottle of bubbles from Phil Coins Battye!
“Beth bynnag a wnewch, gwnewch hynny mewn steil”
23/09/2021
Jonathan felt that the problem was the Victoria Sponge, which was a bit heavier than expected!