North Somerset Cycle Campaign

meetings & rides

Rides in North Somerset

Rides in North Somerset

Rides in North Somerset

Meetings

North Somerset Cycle Campaign meets from time to time and members are advised of meetings by email.

Rides

If you would like to ride with others or arrange a meeting - post a message on the email group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nscycle/ and contact membership secretary Bill Charnock 01275 462083 for other members’ contact details.

These are some clubs you can cycle with. They will all welcome you for a ride. The most popular day is Sunday but there are Saturday and midweek rides which can be popular:


Weston Cycle Club 01934 419407 or 07773852723. Easy going riding from Weston super Mare

CTC Bristol DA http://www.ctcwest.org.uk/bristol/rideslist.html A wide range of rides for different abilities. Those starting from Clifton will be of most interest and are likely to come southwards into North Somerset. For a local contact phone Steve Kinsella 01934 838624

Clevedon and District Road Club http://www.cdrc.cc Moderately fast Sunday club rides, often to the Mendips and the Somerset levels, competitive events and time trials.

Weston Wheelers http://www.westonwheelers.co.uk Club runs on Sundays with this racing club.

Bristol Cycling Campaign http://www.bristolcyclingcampaign.org.uk/diary/ Companionable Sunday rides with active campaigners, shorter in length, easy pace, usually starting in Bristol

Thursday Old Timers. Covers north as well as south of Bristol. Sometimes starting from Ashton Gate in Bristol, medium easy pace. Around 60 cyclists can be found at the lunch time pub venue, converging from different directions http://www.severnroadclub.co.uk/Archive/2006/ThursdayOldTimeCyclists.htm

Tuesday Coffee meet list - often meeting in our area at 11:00 - phone Ricky Hurd 01749 840304 for the list of venues


Audax UK. Find rides on the Audax calender. There are several local rides throughout the year, for instance the Tasty Cheddar 100km in Autumn http://www.aukweb.net/index2.htm