Hearing how tile hunting has totally changed riders’ approach to cycling is very rewarding, as it is often a gateway to inspiring new adventures. In British tile hunter Matt Fletcher’s case when he realised the limitations of road cycling, and the squares he was missing out on due to accessibility, it encouraged him to start gravel riding. His switch to off-road has allowed him to achieve a 47×47 explorer square, with plans to grow this even further in 2025.
Read how Matt introduced a new cycling discipline to his ride outs, and how this increased his rate of tile collecting. Continue reading
Last year we linked up with Dr Cormac Bryce of City St George’s, University of London, to discuss safety in cycling after reading his academic work on the subject. His 
As the 2025 season gets underway, VeloViewer’s role of working with Race Organisers is more prevalent than ever, and is integral to improving race safety. From single day classics to Grand Tours, VeloViewer technology is playing a crucial role in race planning courtesy of the 
VeloViewer is delighted to renew its support of Cycling Sheffield for the 2025 season, with exciting new riders making their debut at the Team Launch at The Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC), at Sheffield Hallam University, on Thursday, 5th March.
The lengths Explorer Tile fanatics go to is somewhat staggering, and we were impressed by the grit and determination of Jim Solan went on his own bushwhacking safari to reach a square by a British zoo.
New for the 2025 race season, we are delighted to announce a partnership with The Association Internationale des Organisateurs de Courses Cyclistes (
As 2025 gets underway we received one more tale of adventure from a German rider that was too good not to tell.