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Off-Road cycling groups near Reading, UK

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  1. Are there any off-road / trail cycling groups in the Reading, UK area?
    A small group (4 - 8) of us already do regular Sunday routes, and
    would like to join up with some other groups. Are there any out
    there? Or are there any people who would like to join us.

    We are not particularly fit. We do 20 - 30 miles every other Sunday,
    followed by a pub lunch. We even do the occassional weekend venture
    to proper hills / mountains.

    Any takers?

  2. Rammie said:

    Are there any off-road / trail cycling groups in the Reading, UK area?
    A small group (4 - 8) of us already do regular Sunday routes, and
    would like to join up with some other groups. Are there any out
    there? Or are there any people who would like to join us.

    We are not particularly fit. We do 20 - 30 miles every other Sunday,
    followed by a pub lunch. We even do the occassional weekend venture
    to proper hills / mountains.

    Any takers?

    Reading CTC has an off-road section:

    http://www.readingctc.co.uk/

    I would have thought The Lookout, south of Bracknell, would be a good place
    to meet fellow off-roaders. There are always plenty there on the weekend
    and summer evenings.

    There's this lot, too:

    http://www.ratmbc.co.uk/

    And this might be of interest as well:

    http://www.gorrick.com/index.html

    Have fun!

    PS X-posted to uk.rec.cycling

    --
    Michael MacClancy

  3. Michael MacClancy said:
    Rammie said:

    Are there any off-road / trail cycling groups in the Reading, UK area?
    A small group (4 - 8) of us already do regular Sunday routes, and
    would like to join up with some other groups. Are there any out
    there? Or are there any people who would like to join us.

    We are not particularly fit. We do 20 - 30 miles every other Sunday,
    followed by a pub lunch. We even do the occassional weekend venture
    to proper hills / mountains.

    Any takers?

    Reading CTC has an off-road section:

    http://www.readingctc.co.uk/

    I would have thought The Lookout, south of Bracknell, would be a good place
    to meet fellow off-roaders. There are always plenty there on the weekend
    and summer evenings.

    There's this lot, too:

    http://www.ratmbc.co.uk/

    And this might be of interest as well:

    http://www.gorrick.com/index.html

    Have fun!

    PS X-posted to uk.rec.cycling

    My daughter goes MTBing with a group of people from AWE at Reading on
    Saturdays and Sundays. Not sure where they ride to/from, but they are
    about 5hr rides, some easy/medium pace others hard pace. I can find
    more info if you want to email me

  4. On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 22:25:41 +0000, Michael MacClancy
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    Quoted message said:

    Reading CTC has an off-road section:
    http://www.readingctc.co.uk/

    And Sue White who's around here [uk.rec.cycling] someplace rides with
    them. Nice people, see http://www.readingctc.co.uk. Meeting place is
    the fountain by Caversham Bridge, behind the Holiday Inn. Look for
    Alan Furley's memorial bench.

    Rides on Wednesday evenings during BST and every Sunday, unless it's
    changed recently.

    Quoted message said:

    I would have thought The Lookout, south of Bracknell, would be a good place
    to meet fellow off-roaders. There are always plenty there on the weekend
    and summer evenings.

    Fun for all the family, plenty of easy trails and some more
    challenging singletrack, but not quite the Welsh mountains ;-) A
    reasonable coffee shop, too. You have to pay a permit fee for your
    bike, the day pass is not cheap (can't remember exactly) but if you go
    a lot the annual pass is much better value.

    Quoted message said:

    There's this lot, too:
    http://www.ratmbc.co.uk/

    I often see the Ratz out and about. They ride up near Checkendon and
    around South Oxfordshire.

    Guy
    --
    "then came ye chavves, theyre cartes girded wyth candels
    blue, and theyre beastes wyth straynge horn-lyke thyngs
    onn theyre arses that theyre fartes be herde from myles
    around." Chaucer, the Sheppey Tales

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