Thanks to everyone who donated, if you still wish to give then please get in touch with myself at dafyddllywelyn@ymail.com, a direct papal gift can be made and all proceeds will go to the Eisteddfod. Thanks to everyone who made this journey and worth it. It was brilliant to undertake and excecute such an adventure for a great cause, but the support topped all of our expectations! Diolch yn fawr.

Nefi wen mai di bod yn antur a hanner! Gyda petha'n mynd o'i le o'r milltir cyntaf a gwynt a glaw mawr ar y diwrnod dwethaf. Ond drwy gefnogaeth a cymorth chi gyd cyrrhaeddodd Ifan a minnau Capel Coch p'nawn ddoe ar diwedd ein antur 265 milltir, gan gysylltu holl pentrefi coch Cymru. Yr oedd yr croeso a cawsom yn Capel coch ddoe yn atgoffa faint o gymuned odd tu ol i'n antur ni ag yr achos da a oedd yn ein hybu i gadw'r pedala'n troi! Diolch i bawb a rhoddwyd tua'r achos,ag oes ganddoch rhywfaint i rhoi mae pob ceiniog yn mynd tua'r achos!

Well it's been an adventure... Benightment, mechanicals, mayors, wind, rain, more mechanicals, more rain, impromptu (and ill advised photo shoots), film crews and a lot of smiles, grit and determination but we did it. Yesteday Ifan and I finished our 265 mile challenge to a warm welcome in Capel Coch. Thanks to all that could make and to those that gave and added to the atmosphere. There's still time to donate anything you can will all proceeds going to the National Eisteddfod. Any ideas for the next adventure?

Day one: What a day!! Firstly Ifan's rear mech hangar broke within the first mile, causing a two hour delay. Once going things went well, meeting up with the television crew and then on our way. Tom Ludlam, a housemate of Ifan and I when we used to live in Cardiff met up with us for the first 70 miles and was a great help. The climb out of the Amman valley was stunning and signaled the start of some epic scenery, not to mention the descent down the other side! Unfortunately due to the delays, we finished in the dark, with Clare driving behind.