Newcastle-upon-Tyne's Alan Henry would like nothing better than sharing a tandem with two-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome.

However 44-year-old Alan has a record of his own - on 30 August 2015 he set a British record by cycling solo from the Irish Sea to the North Sea (Silloth to Tynemouth) in just of four hours, one minute and 55 seconds!

Alan is pictured above (centre) celebrating the completion of this mammoth effort with the North Sea as a backdrop.

Name:

Alan Henry

Age:

44

From:

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.

Club:

None.

What kind of riding do you do?

Road endurance.

What do you enjoy most about cycling?

The distance you can cover.

What’s your favourite ride?

To the Scottish Borders.

What’s your top cycling tip to share?

Keep eating quality food every 15 mins.

If you had a tandem, who would you like to ride it with?

Froomey.

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