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Cycling events

Ride goals that give the season shape without taking the fun out of training.

The calendar includes social challenges, skills days, supported sportives and member events for different levels of experience.

Spring opener

A supported return to longer road miles.

Hill skills day

Climbing rhythm and descending confidence.

Summer sportive

Multiple distance options with feed support.

Autumn social challenge

Team mileage and a relaxed club finish.


Featured events

Choose a challenge based on distance, terrain and support.

Social challenge

Coast Loop

65 km

Steady roads with two supported stops.

May

Skills event

Climb Camp

Two days

Skills, pacing and controlled hill repeats.

June

Endurance

Club Century

100 miles

A fully supported endurance target.

August

Community

Night Lights Ride

30 km

A social evening route with visibility checks.

October


Event preparation

A simple build-up makes event day more enjoyable.

01

Choose the distance

Match the challenge to current riding

Use recent weekly volume as the guide.

02

Build gradually

Add distance across several weeks

Avoid sudden jumps before the event.

03

Practise fuelling

Test food and drink during training

Nothing new is introduced on event day.

04

Complete the briefing

Review route, kit and support points

Start prepared and ride within the plan.



Event support

Clear planning reduces uncertainty on the day.

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Season highlights

A balanced calendar across the year.

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Distance options

Social, standard and endurance routes.

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Support points

Across the longest club event.

100%

Route briefing

Shared before every organised start.


Choose a goal for the season

Join an event, volunteer at a support point or use the calendar to shape your training.