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Enduro Biking London

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Sunday Summer Series - A Ride - Hell of the Ashdown - 150km, 2200m

Sun, Sep 13, 8:00 AM
From Auster
5.0
2 attendees

RSC Polesdon Lacey

Tue, Sep 15, 9:00 AM
From Richmond Scenic Cycling
4.9
5 attendees
South Downs & Beachy Head - FREE RIDE:  22 Miles

South Downs & Beachy Head - FREE RIDE: 22 Miles

Sat, Sep 26, 9:00 AM
From Wild Cycling - Off-Road Cycling At Its Best!
5.0

As the Autumn Equinox occurs on the 23 September this is a fitting end to our season of summer rides, it's a **FREE** ride and a very popular one to boot! Starting at Eastbourne Station and incorporating a number of trails including part of the South Downs Way and the Seven Sisters Trail. With 2250ft of climbing this is an ideal route for the gravel enthusiast. You will need a gravel bike or MTB to cope with the off-road terrain. For those taking the train I would suggest the 8.31 from Clapham Junction arriving at 9.53am for a 10.00 start. For the return to London I suggest you book after 5pm from Eastbourne. There's various car parks in the area but should you wish to park at Eastbourne Station Car Park, the weekend daily rate is £5.40 and the address for your GPS is Commercial Road, BN21 3XE. The car park is operated by APCOA and can be paid for using the App. We should met at The Foundry coffee shop which used to be the old ticket office and is just outside the station. The ride starts from Eastbourne Station and we pedal out of town and onto the South Downs. We then head to the village of Wilmington to visit its church and the famous 1600 year old Yew tree. We then head up to the Long Man of Wilmington and its mysterious barrows. Wilmington is well known for its Druid community as Folklore treats the site as an energetic "epicentre" or crossing point of ancient trackways and ley lines, with some traditional beliefs associating the giant's staves with dowsing rods or cosmic alignment. Here's a short video on Wilmington in case you are interested in such matters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5qvWbGWEho After the uphill trek to the Long Man we cycle through the Lillington Nature Reserve to East Dean where we stop for lunch at The Tiger Inn. A lovely old pub with a great outside space for the bikes and delicious Appleshed Cider on tap. I highly recommend having some of their thick triple cooked chips. With lunch over there's a lovely downhill dash to the Birling Gap where we join the Southdowns Way to pedal up and along the cliff tops to Beachy Head. From Beachy Head it's a short ride to Eastbourne. We aim to arrive at Eastbourne around 4-4.30. CYCLING CAN BE DANGEROUS, YOU JOIN THIS RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK

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2 attendees

Guildford Extended Loop - Inters 95k/55mi

Sun, Sep 13, 8:30 AM
From Richmond Park Rouleurs Cycling Club
4.9
2 attendees

New Members Club Joining Laps (and Club Social Laps)

Sat, Sep 19, 9:00 AM
From Richmond Park Rouleurs Cycling Club
4.9
11 attendees

🌈 🍻 Whinstable - Key Date Placeholder

Sat, Sep 26, 7:30 AM
From Clapham Cycle
4.9
7 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Enduro biking is a thrilling off-road cycling sport that combines endurance and speed. Riders navigate challenging terrain on specialized bikes, making it a popular choice for adventure seekers.

Meetup helps you find local Enduro biking groups in London. Simply search for 'Enduro biking' within London to view active groups and events you can join.

You can easily find upcoming Enduro events in London on Meetup. By exploring events tailored to Enduro biking, you can plan ahead and participate in exhilarating rides.

Meetup allows you to connect with groups familiar with London's best biking trails. Joining these groups lets you discover new routes through community rides.

Absolutely! Many groups welcome beginners, offering guidance and support as you develop your biking skills. Check group descriptions to find one that matches your level.

Yes, an Enduro-specific mountain bike is recommended for best performance on rough terrains. These bikes are usually designed for durability and handling.

To RSVP for an event, you need to join an Enduro biking group on Meetup. From there, simply find the event you’re interested in and click the RSVP button.

Most events encourage solo riders to join, offering a community environment to meet other locals while enjoying the sport. It's a great way to make new friends with similar passions.

Many events on Meetup can be joined for free or with a small fee determined by the organizer. Check the event details for specific cost information.

Event availability depends on locals creating and hosting them. You might consider initiating one yourself if you don't find nearby events listed.

While availability is broad, it varies with organizer activity and member interest. Check back often as new groups form regularly.

Events can be both online and in-person. Always check the event details for location information, particularly if you're new to the activity.

Meetup provides the environment for connections, but individual experiences may vary. Active participation is key to fostering friendships.

Events themselves are organized by independent group organizers, not directly by Meetup. These community leads craft and host the biking events.

Group activity frequency can vary. If a group isn't active, search for other groups or consider engaging as a co-organizer to help revitalize it.