The poor weather yesterday deterred many people from travelling across to Long Newton to take part in the Stockton Wheelers’ Evening Time Trial.
Hats off to the two of our lads who rode.
The results can be found here.
Time trial events, news and results.
The poor weather yesterday deterred many people from travelling across to Long Newton to take part in the Stockton Wheelers’ Evening Time Trial.
Hats off to the two of our lads who rode.
The results can be found here.
Stockton Wheelers have been forced to temporarily change their club TT circuit at Long Newton because of roadworks. It’s still a full 10 miles and involves going over part of the course twice. They will be using this on the 28th April. Signing on starts at 6.15 pm with first rider off at 7 pm. Usual place and same start location.
The course description is as follows :-
If the upcoming Tour de Yorkshire has piqued your interest in cycling why not come along and join Cleveland Wheelers in some of our activities?
What about trying one of our social/training rides or perhaps even riding a time trial?
Our social rides take place on Sundays and Tuesdays whilst the Time Trials are on Thursday.
Tuesday Evening Social Rides – April 5, 12, 19, 26.
Cost – free.
Time – 6:10 pm for a 20-25 mile ride.
Where – Tourist Information Centre, High Green Car Park, Great Ayton, TS9 6BJ (see map).
Details – Challenge yourself and make new friends. Typically there will be three groups:- a fast group at 18/19 mph, a medium group: 16/17 mph and a steady group at 14/15 mph. The rides usually finish at the Buck Hotel.
Sunday Morning Social Rides – April 10, 17 & May 8.
Cost – free
Where – Tourist Information Centre, High Green Car Park, Great Ayton, TS9 6BJ (see map).
Details – A 9:30am Fast Group riding 50-70 miles at 18/19 mph, a 9.30am Medium Group riding 40-50 miles at 16/17 mph and a 10am Steady Group riding 30-40 miles at 14/15 mph.
Thursday Evening Time Trial – April 21 & 28.
Cost – £4.
Time – 6.10pm for 6.45pm start.
Where – Meet at the start on the road between Tame Bridge and Seamer village. Further details, including a map of the course can be found here.
Details – Time Trialling is a race in which cyclists ride alone against the clock. The event takes place on open roads. All turns are left handed.
Please Note – you don’t have to be a club member to take part in any of the above activities.
Or the “Hilly” “21” as it was this year.
Some photos, these courtesy of Michael Guess & Joanne Roose. There’ll be more along over the next day or so.
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** Update 14/3/2016 – a further gallery is available from James Mayo’s Flickr account at this link.
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