Every ride starts with a route, weather and safety check.
Leaders review distance, elevation, surfaces, regroup points and likely conditions before the group rolls out.
Route file
Shared before longer rides.
Weather review
Updated when conditions change.
Regroup points
No rider is left guessing.
Emergency plan
Leader contacts and return options.
Ride choices
Different distances make weekly consistency easier.
20 km
Shortest social route
Ideal for a first club session.
120 km
Longest scheduled route
For prepared endurance riders.
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Pace groups
A clearer route into progression.
7 days
Ride updates
Weather and route notes stay current.
Routes for different goals
Roads, hills, social miles and longer challenges create variety.
Open roadSteady distance and smooth group rhythmSkills preparationConfidence before faster group ridingStrength supportOff-bike training for stronger climbsRecovery dayMobility and return-to-ride support
Ride questions
Useful answers before your first group session.
Do I need a road bike?
Not always. The route description explains suitable bike types.
Will the group wait?
Published rides include planned regroup points and leader support.
What should I carry?
Helmet, water, spare tube, pump, phone and suitable clothing.
Can I change groups?
Yes. Move when the current pace feels controlled and repeatable.
Choose your next ride
Tell us your usual distance and average pace, and we will suggest a suitable group.