Cleveland Wheelers

CWCC Bring and Buy Sale – Friday 28th October

After a period of restricted social events the “Bring and Buy” at Stokesley Town Hall is back.

If you have not seen the posts on social media, this is a reminder that this will take place on Friday 28^th October 2022.  Doors open for setting up at 6:30pm with general admission from 7pm. A mere £1 gets you entry into the upper deck where the majority of the trading activity takes place. If you have a large quantity of ‘stuff to sell’ then a collection of tables can be used for a nominal fee. 

For those who have attended before then you know how it all works, in the past it was quite a busy event with all types of trading from brake blocks to aero bikes and disc wheels.

Charity refreshments downstairs with profits to the club’s nominated charity. For this event “cash is king” so bring along a few gold nuggets with the Royal Portrait on.

Started many years ago on the premise that cyclists like to talk, visit café stops to refuel and eat cake. They like to buy bikes and all things related. This generally means they have an excess of bike related stuff and a constant desire for cake.  This is an evening where you can combine all of these and catch up with friends in an informal setting.

Open to all, friends, family, if you would like to share the event link to those who might be interested it is on :

https://www.facebook.com/events/1614690522292885

 Any questions, please use the contact Chair link below.

Eight riders successfully completed the Rough Stuff Challenge.

Unfortunately Marty Curren had to abandon after suffering a mechanical not far from the start.

The full list of finishers and e-certificates can be found here.

Hi wheelers. Please find below details of this years final challenge ride event. The rough stuff! A fun off road cycle around the foothills of the North Yorkshire moors. There’s also precious tourist trophy points available.  Sign on at fletcher’s farm car park ready for 09.30 depart, Sunday 9th October. As usual part of the challenge is to navigate the route and finish back at fletchers farm within the 4 hr cut off, although to be honest this ride tends to end up a group ride at a leisurely pace. The course is not to demanding and can be tackled on MTB, CX, or even one of these gravelly things, iv even seen it completed on a road bike whilst holding a breakfast bun!, although I wouldn’t recommend it. Anyhow, hopefully see some of you there.  Usual road club runs departing the tourist info car park that day at the usual time. 

Thanks, Dave k