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Club AGM and social

Fri, Sep 4, 6:00 PM
From Richmond Park Rouleurs Cycling Club
4.9
5 attendees

B Ride - Devils Punch Bowl - 175km, 1500m

Sun, Sep 6, 7:30 AM
From Auster
5.0
8 attendees
Cutty Sark to Crawley on NCN21

Cutty Sark to Crawley on NCN21

Sun, Sep 20, 9:30 AM
From Horsham & Crawley CTC (Cycling UK)
4.9

The return of an old favourite challenge - make your own way to The Cutty Sark and then ride on NCN21 through quiet backstreets, city parks, linear wildlife corridors, quiet residential streets and open spaces to escape London. A gradual climb up into the South Downs is rewarded with a pub lunch, some offroad climbing, glorious views of the Weald and fast offroad tracks through Surrey before we get onto familiar territory and pass Gatwick Airport to finish at Three Bridges station. I’ll be catching the 08:50 train from Three Bridges to Blackfriars (arr. 09:41). n.b.the London Bridge services seem to all involve changes. Back streets and a cycle Superhighway will then get us over to Greenwich. Let me know where you will be meeting me, the intended start time from the Cutty Sark is 10:30. This ride is about 45 miles long and will use a mix of tarmac, stony paths and bridleways - your tyres will need some grip and your bike will need to be robust enough to deal with a bit of the rough stuff - it’s ideal for Gravel bikes, MTB’s and hybrids.

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©️🌊 - Staples, Crocknorth, Box Hill - ©️🌊

Sat, Aug 29, 7:00 AM
From Auster
5.0
7 attendees

Sunday Summer Series - A Ride - King of the Downs - 220km, 2800m

Sun, Aug 30, 8:00 AM
From Auster
5.0
5 attendees
🚴‍♀️ Richmond Park - Intro ride - lower ability average 20 & 22km/h only

🚴‍♀️ Richmond Park - Intro ride - lower ability average 20 & 22km/h only

Mon, Aug 31, 11:00 AM
From Auster Intro Rides
4.9

This is a great opportunity to meet and chat with a member of the committee and a few other members. Please ask as many questions as you like, and write a comment below if you need to know anything beforehand. **Ride:** Richmond Park intro laps **Riding group:** average 20 km an hour **Meeting location:** Colicci, Richmond Park **Briefing time:** 12:00 pm **Laps leave time:** 12:05 pm Join for as many laps as you want; there might be a chance to grab a coffee/cake after too :) Must-haves: \- Helmet \- Spare inner tube\, tyre levers and pump \- Cash/card \- Nutrition and hydration Please ensure you have read and agree to the Auster Values and Etiquette [here](http://%5Bhttps//1drv.ms/b/s%5D(https://1drv.ms/b/s)!AmPRAZwiaOLp2UimG1bWwAbTnwRG?e=f9vBUA). Jas

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Meetup connects cyclists in London with local biking groups and events. You can find and join groups that match your cycling interests, attend rides, and meet other cyclists to share your passion.

Search for cycling events in London on Meetup by filtering groups dedicated to biking activities. You can see what events are scheduled and join those that interest you.

Yes, there are many bike-friendly Meetup groups in London. These groups organize rides and community events tailored for cyclists of all levels.

Absolutely, you can start your own cycling group on Meetup. This allows you to create a community based on your preferred routes, cycling style, and schedule.

Joining and using Meetup is usually free, though some cycling events might require a fee for participation. The cost depends on the organizers' requirements.

Not at all! Many cycling groups welcome various biking levels and styles. Some groups might specify if certain bike types are needed for a specific event.

The frequency varies by group. Some meet weekly, others less often. Check the group's calendar on Meetup to find meetings that fit your schedule.

Most cycling groups welcome friends, but it's good to check event details or with the event organizer to ensure guests are allowed.

No, events are organized by group members or hosts on Meetup. They plan the details while Meetup provides the platform for discovery and RSVPs.

Safety depends on the event and its organizers. It's important to check safety guidelines and event descriptions for any prerequisites and safety equipment needed.

Many groups cater to various skill levels, so you're likely to find others at your level. Each group usually describes what experience level their events are for.

Yes, there are groups specifically for beginner cyclists in London. Search Meetup for beginner-friendly groups and read their descriptions for more details.

Generally, events happen throughout the year, but frequency might reduce in adverse weather conditions. Check group updates for the latest schedules.

While Meetup is designed to connect cyclists, building friendships requires active participation. Engaging with groups regularly improves chances of making connections.

Availability of cycling groups depends on where you are in London. Use Meetups location filters to discover groups closest to you.