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2 brothers

4 friends

3 bikes

1 van

9 days

0 punctures

0 mechanical problems

0 accidents

1 hotel change

144 Nurofen

920 miles

53,219 ft climbed (each)

54,384 calories burned (each)

1 mention on national radio

£12,500+ raised for Headway

copious (or is that Copey-ous) amounts of food and drink......

.....and an industrial sized tub of Vaseline

Thank you for visiting our “End to End” website.

As you know, we (Mike & Tony Clark, and Brian Dorkings) cycled from Land’s End to John O’Groats between the 28th May and the 5th June along with Paul Cope (in the support van).

The inspiration behind this was our brother Paul Clark who died in October 2010 following a very short illness caused by a brain aneurysm.

In Paul’s memory, we decided to use the challenge to raise funds for (and awareness of) Headway - the brain injury association. The charity's mission is to promote understanding of all aspects of brain injury and to provide information, support and services to people with a brain injury, their families and carers.

Thank you for keping in touch with our progress each day - click on the “Daily Blogs” link, or below, for more.

Our route was:

Day 1 (28^th May) Land’s End to Truro

Day 2 (29^th May) Truro to South Molton

Day 3 (30^th May) South Molton to Alveston

Day 4 (31^st May) Alveston to Market Drayton

Day 5 (1^st June) Market Drayton to Tebay

Day 6 (2^nd June) Tebay to Peebles

Day 7 (3^rd June) Peebles to Dunkeld

Day 8 (4^th June) Dunkeld to Dingwall

Day 9 (5^th June) Dingwall to John O’Groats