Just before PBP 2011, I interviewed a group of 12 randonneurs to get their perspectives on various aspects of long-distance cycling. I talked with both men and women who were members of clubs throughout the United States. I called it the Randonneur Q&A.

The Randonneur Q&A covered big-picture randonneuring themes, including insights over the various brevet distances, and what it is about randonneuring that keeps drawing people back to it. With PBP 2015 less than a year around the bend, I thought it might be informative and inspiring to revisit these interviews.

Randonneur Q&A Interviews

1. Katie S.R., New Jersey Randonneurs
2. George Swain, Hudson Valley Randonneurs
3. Joe Platzner, Seattle Randonneurs
4. Chris Newman, New Jersey and Pennsylvania Randonneurs
5. Rob Hawks, San Francisco Randonneurs
6. Joe Brown, D.C. and Pennsylvania Randonneurs
7. Vélocia, San Francisco Randonneurs
8. Bill Beck, D.C. Randonneurs
9. Lynne F., Oregon Randonneurs
10. Barry Benson, D.C. Randonneurs
11. Andrea M., D.C. Randonneurs
12. Dan D., Great Lakes Randonneurs and Minnesota Randonneurs

Thanks again to everyone who was part of the Randonneur Q&A.