“I have set the records for the first time, so it’s open for anyone to have a go at, but after my experience last night I probably would not recommend trying it,” Woodward told the BBC.
He added: “My legs felt like jelly. I probably will not want to do that again, to be honest.”
The Penny Farthing Club, which was founded in 2013, runs training courses, social and charity rides, track racing, Victorian costume events, and international penny farthing polo.
Its members already hold several Guinness World Records, external.
James Oakley, CEO and co-founder of Keep Me Breathing, whose son Casper has CCHS, said: “We are enormously grateful to the Penny Farthing Club and every rider taking on these incredible challenges.”
He called the “skill, stamina and determination” required “extraordinary”.