A Moderate Pace 100 mile (Imperial Century) Ride

Depart Havant Spring Centre 5am

Pick Up Point at Wickham 5.45am

First stop – Otterbourne Nissa Local – Coffee & Pastries (note, there are no toilet facilities at this stop)

Breakfast at the Kings Head Salisbury, free coffee refills – ordering is easier if you have the Wetherspoons App

Lunch at Stockbridge – Choice of cafes, shops or brink a picnic lunch

Finishing at The White Hart Denmead

Our Century ride is always special event and every three years when we host a Triennial Veterans Century it is extra special.

The ‘Trivets’ is series of long-distance cycling events for the over-50s every 3 years organised by Cycling UK Groups – a tradition dating back to 1928.  As ours is also our regular annual Century ride, you don’t have to be over 50 to ride.

Kidical Mass has a vision. That vision is for children and young people to be able to safely and independently travel by bicycle wherever they live. Our motto is "Space for the next generation". A child-friendly city is a city that's good for people of all ages. Kidical Mass gives young people a voice and a presence in the public realm. Our cities and streets belong to them too!

 

6/7 May 2023 will see Kidical Mass rides happening all across Europe as families demand child-friendly cities and cycle-friendly cities.

Summer 2022 Try Out Ride.

This event is for new riders who my be looking to join West Kent CTC. It is being run by the West Kent CTC local Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells group. It will take place on Sunday June12th at 9:30am strating at the Big Bridge, Tonbridge.

The route is to Pembury via road and cycle track, with a cafe stop half-way.

The ride will be led by an experienced leader, and a tail-end Charlie will ensure no one is left behind.. 

Rolling rides based on the Surrey Cycleway. Scenic, with little technical difficulty. Lunch and teas at Brockham. Cafes, pubs en route.

Rolling rides based on the Surrey Cycleway. Scenic, with little technical difficulty. Lunch and teas at Brockham. Cafes, pubs en route.

Rolling rides based on the Surrey Cycleway. Scenic, with little technical difficulty. Lunch and teas at Brockham. Cafes, pubs en route.

Each year hundreds of cyclists from all over the UK come together in the West Midlands village of Meriden - traditionally regarded as the centre of England - to pay tribute to fallen cyclists. 

Cyclists from around the country make their way to Meriden to attend a service to commemorate cyclists who have died in combat. 

We are offering primary aged children the opportunity to have 2 hours of coaching games and practice in an off road setting.

Just learnt to ride your bike – missed out on Bikeability, not as confident as you would like??

We are offering children the opportunity to have 2 hours of fun, games, challenges, practice and skill building off road.

Small numbers – just 8 participants so more time can be given to each child..

There will be cones, ramps, see saws, up and overs, rumble strips and all manner of silly games.

Manchester & District CTC will put on a ride introducing the Manchester Sightseer on

Saturday 14th May 2022. We’ll meet up for a coffee, then have a guided tour along some of

the Manchester Sightseer route, tailoring how far we get to the capabilities of who turns up.

We’ll finish for lunch at a suitable café, then we’ll have our AGM at St Cross Church in

Clayton, starting at 2:30, so you can tell us how much you enjoyed the ride, the company,

and cycling in the city.