Mike could be forgiven for not cycling to work, given that it’s a 44km round trip with over 520 metres of elevation, but he’s not one to shy away from a challenge. This is Mike’s very scenic, but pretty tough, cycle to work…
Mike’s route goes like this:
- Milnathort – Netherton – Glenfarg – Bridge of Earn – Perth
- 44km round trip, +520m elevation, 1hr 42min total
The view from Milnathort over Loch Leven
Onwards and upwards…
Heading north on National Cycling Network Route 775 
Crossing over the M90
Rush hour!
Mike’s route takes him past this recently completed eco ‘PassivHaus’ by architect Kirsty Maguire, a friend from Mike’s university days.
What goes up…
About to reach 12% downhill.
There’s a bit of a story to this one.
Mike created a segment on Strava called “Brent’s Descent – Full Gas” in honour of AgileCadence owner and founder James Brentley’s favourite descent and 78.1kmph / 48.5mph speed record!
Mike’s top speed to date is an impressive 73kmph / 45.4mph.
About to reach 12% downhill.
There’s a bit of a story to this one.
Mike created a segment on Strava called “Brent’s Descent – Full Gas” in honour of AgileCadence owner and founder James Brentley’s favourite descent and 78.1kmph / 48.5mph speed record!
Mike’s top speed to date is an impressive 73kmph / 45.4mph.
Another hill. Middleton Hill this time, 220m. But he’s still smiling!
Job done! Arrived at the office in good time to start work – ready for a second breakfast and a coffee!