Friday night road training  - 6:30 sessions are now up and running . They leave  from the Hugh Porter Way at Aldersley Leisure Village, W-ton. 2 Groups, handicaped so anyone wanting speed training can come along, ideal for people starting  Road Racing.

9.00 am This group is race training, faster and with no cafe stop. It wont ease up or wait for struggling riders so you must now how to find your way home and fix your own bike if required to go with this group.

9.30 a.m.  More social with a cafe stop.

Track training - Wednesday 7:00 and Friday 6:30. Check details on the Track page

Reliability Rides – A particular feature of the early part of the year, these rides are over a set course and distance to be completed in a pre-determined time.

Challenge Rides – As the name suggests these are

specific one-day events that are a little more demanding than the average club run. They are often over a longer distance and/or difficult terrain, but usually with spectacular scenery. Examples include:

The Shropshire Challenge – A testing ride in the Shropshire hills around the historic town of Ludlow.

The Wild Wales Challenge – An arduous 70-80 mile route centred on the north Wales town of Bala.

The Hell of the North Cotswolds – This unique ride encompasses a large amount of off road riding. Ideally suited to mountain bike riding .

Audax Events – These are set distance events for the serious cyclo tourist or "Randonneur". Over specified distances of 100,200,300,400 or 600 km. They require a formal touring bike with saddle bag/panniers and lights if necessary. These events are entered in advance and you are issued with a brevet card to be stamped at controls along the route.

Specialist Events – Include place to place rides and "grimpeur " events (mountainous rides). Many are "classic" events such as the Paris –Brest- Paris.

W-ton. These are short easy rides to a local café on traffic free or very quiet roads. Ideally suited to the family and younger riders & finishing before lunch.

Family Runs – Frequent Sunday rides from a central starting point to a predetermined destination. Centred around a family friendly public house, these are leisurely paced rides along country lanes.

Supper & Breakfast Runs – As the name suggests, these are either an early morning or evening ride to a café, restaurant or hostelry offering good food and good company – Always an enjoyable ride.