Sun 21 Apr 2024
Grab your partners for the dos-y-dos. Two person teams dragging each other round the 9.09 mile course. Helmet and working front and rear lights compulsory.
The club run will meet as usual and stop at the two up before proceeding to a cafe.
Sun 28 Apr 2024
Grab your partners for the dos-y-dos. Two person teams dragging each other round the 9.09 mile course. Helmet and working front and rear lights compulsory.
The club run will meet as usual and stop at the two up before proceeding to a cafe.
Tue 07 May 2024
A series of 9.1 mile time trials open to all running on Tuesday evenings for 16 weeks until 20th August, with points accrued each week determining the winner of the coveted Ken Davis Silver Salver.
Riders off at 1 minute intervals, 7pm start - please arrive early (from 6.30) to allow time to sign on and warm up.
£3.50 entry for members, £5 for non-members. NRCC members will take priority in the unlikely event of there being more than 30 riders.
A helmet and working front and rear lights are compulsory. Please make sure you know the route if you are riding for the first time.
Sat 11 May 2024
Get your aero gear on and line up for a 25 mile time trial on course F14/25 near Guilden Morden, starting at 11am.
Sun 22 Sep 2024
Two laps of the Brickendon circuit (F7/10 x 2)
First rider off at 10:30am
Sun 06 Oct 2024
Digswell New Road (F6Z/H)
First rider off 10:30am
Sun 08 Dec 2024
Brickendon Green, course F7/10, 9.1 miles
First rider off at 10:30am, sign on from 10am
Put on your Christmas hat, tinsel yourself up, and push your weary carcass up to Brickendon for the most festive fun you can have on a bike. Family & friends welcome.
Following the Time Trial, until 1 pm there will be seasonal refreshments & food with cycling-related games in the Village Hall (thanks to Emma & Debbie). A festive visit to the Farmers Boy may follow.
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