We’ll soon have our own ‘how to’ leaflet, which will based around the ride planning workshop in March 2020
Still stuck for ideas? How about basing a route around a coffee stop? There are maps of recommended stops here (Cafe Network) and here (CTC)
Routes we’ve done before
We are starting to put together a list of ‘ready to ride’ routes, see here. Although in it’s infancy these should prove useful if you fancy a ride but don’t have time to plan it (working out timings, coffee stops, ride gradings, etc). Choose one that someone has already done 🙂
To avoid disappointment always contact the shops before visiting them. If you’re looking to get replacement parts it’s often a good idea to take the old part(s) with you. Neither the club not it’s members endorse any organisations, products, websites, or services mentioned.
Electric bikes, plus bike parts. Basic items such as tyres, gears, pedals etc are always in stock, anything else needs to be ordered in specially. Please note this isn’t like a conventional bike shop, it’s mainly a warehouse for their e-bay shop
Foster Motors in station road Battle can take old bike tyres; they are sent for recycling into tennis courts !
If you’re travelling by car to the start point of a ride, please consider car-sharing. If you are a passenger in someone’s vehicle then we suggest you donate 10p per mile to the driver, although this is optional.
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