Hi sorry to bother everyone but i'm currently looking for a cycling club to give my riding some direction rather than just aimless training. I live in Brighton am 18 and don't yet have access to a car (working on it!). I go to Monash Uni. I've been riding for about two and a half years and have a decent road bike (no carbon bits though!). Am just looking for some help when it comes to joining a club.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Jon Claydon
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Cycling clubs in South East Melbourne
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Hi sorry to bother everyone but i'm currently looking for
a cycling club to give my riding some direction rather
than just aimless training. I live in Brighton am 18 and
don't yet have access to a car (working on it!). I go to
Monash Uni. I've been riding for about two and a half
years and have a decent road bike (no carbon bits
though!). Am just looking for some help when it comes to
joining a club. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Jon Claydonskcc.com.auskcc.com.auOpen ↗ carnegiecycling.com.aucarnegiecycling.com.auOpen ↗
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Originally posted by jon_claydon
Hi sorry to bother everyone but i'm currently looking for a cycling club to give my riding some direction rather than just aimless training. I live in Brighton am 18 and don't yet have access to a car (working on it!). I go to Monash Uni. I've been riding for about two and a half years and have a decent road bike (no carbon bits though!). Am just looking for some help when it comes to joining a club.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Jon Claydoncarnegie/caulfield is probably your closest and being the largest club about there are probably more resources/faces to help you out in younger ranks too. enjoy!
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