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Spokes Cycle Touring Club
Spokes 2014 Activity Summary
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Sunday 30th March: Cardiff - Rhondda Heritage Centre - Return
Start/Distance: The Lewis Arms, Tongwynlais @10am, 25miles, 3-4hrs.
Route: Tongwynlais - Taff trail to Glyntaff - Ynysangharad Park - Cycle route through Sardis Road roundabout - on to Rhondda Heritage Park (café stop) Return via same route or via Treforest University cycle route to Power Station Hill and via Treforest Industrial Estate to Taffs Well and ending at Lewis arms
Terrain: Taff Trail and Quiet roads
Ride Leader/Contact: Graham Davies, email: nantmwlan@talktalk.net, tel: 07587 170819
Wednesday 2nd April: Mallorca 2014 ...
Ride Leader/Contact: Gareth Thomas
Sunday 13th April: Cardiff - TonyRefail - Return
Start/Distance: Cardiff Museum @ 9.30am. 55 miles
Route: Cardiff - Bridgend(lunch?) - Tonyrefail - Pontypridd - Cardiff.
Terrain: Suitable for all bikes
Ride leader/Contact: Dave Miles, email: djm.1@btinternet.com, tel: 07977 966876
Sunday 20th April: (Bank holiday weekend) No official Spokes ride, but keep an eye on the noticeboard as some members may venture out on a ride.
Sunday 27th April: Cardiff - Evenny - Return
Start/Distance: Cardiff National Museum @ 9.30m, corner by St Fagans cricket ground @ 10am. Distance 50/60 miles
Route: Welsh St Donats and Cowbridge to cafe in Ewenny. Returning by similar route or possibly Llantwit Major
Terrain/Difficulty: Suitable for all bikes/Easy - Moderate.
Ride Leader/Contact: Glen Dermody, email: g.dermody@ntlworld.com, tel:0786 4984385
Sunday 4th May: (Bank holiday weekend) Cardiff - Risca - Return
"Ridgeway weekender warm up"
Start/Distance: The Lewis Arms, Tongwynlais @ 9.30am, 40-45 miles.
Route: Tongwynlais - Caerphilly - Sengenhydd - Nelson - Maesycwmmer - Abercarn - Risca(lunch?) - Bassaleg - Rudry - Tongwynlais
Terrain/Difficulty: Suitable for all bikes/Moderate.
Ride Leader/Contact: Dave Miles, email: djm.1@btinternet.com, tel: 07977 966876
Saturday and Sunday 10-11th May: Ridgeway Weekend ride...
Ride Leader/Contact: Ray Robins
Dave Griffiths, Dave Miles and I are organising this cycling event in May. Originally the ride was going to run from Cardiff to Llandeilo and back the next day. Because of difficulties arranging digs in Llandeilo we have changed the route as follows:
Saturday 10 May: Cardiff to Llandovery-72 miles. OS map link Day1
Route will run through St Fagans – Cowbridge – Ewenny - Port Talbot – Cwmafan – Neath – Crynant –Cwmtwrch – Brynaman - Pont Newydd - Myrtle Hill – Llandovery.
Sunday 11 May: Llandovery to Cardiff-55 miles. OS map link Day2
Route will run through Trecastle – Sennybridge - Ystradfelte –Pontneddfechan – Hirwaun – Aberdare-Mountain Ash – Pontypridd- Taffswell - Whitchurch ( Cardiff).
We will be reccying the whole route over the next few months. Any changes to the route will be put on note accompanying Getamap exhibits on the website.
Additional information:
Most of the ride will be on tarmacked lanes and cycle paths. The terrain will be similar to that encountered on the 5-day cycling event run through Mid and West Wales in April last year. A reminder to you that there will be hills, all manageable, and members need to ensure that they are cycling fit before they take on this trip.
Costs-digs for one night only, £35 per head. Possibility of driver and car to carry luggage. I will know for sure by the end of January. If no support cyclists to carry luggage in panniers.
Will anyone interested in going on this event please Email by Friday 31. January. In the Email please let me know :
(1)You are coming
(2)If you require digs
If you require more information before you committing yourself to this ride please come direct to me at ray.robins1927@btinternet.com, tel: 07917844791 Alternatively , you can contact Dave Griffiths sad.griffs@yahoo.co.uk or Dave Miles djm.1@btinternet.com
Sunday 11th May: Local Cardiff ride for those not going on the above weekender - Start/Distance: Llanishen railway station (free parking available) on Station Road @ 9.30am, 25miles.
Route: LLanishen - Whitchurch - Taff Trail - Caerphilly - Machen - Draethen - Lisvane - Llanishen.
Terrain/Difficulty: Easy. a few moderate hills, some poor road surfaces, road bikes with robust tyres recommended. Bring sufficient food & water for ride, as cafe stop uncertain, but possible pub stop near finish (Black Griffin, Lisvane). If adverse weather looks likely, phone Tony on Cardiff 2074 7743 beforehand to check if ride still on.
Ride Leader/Contact: Tony Ritson, email: anthonyritson@btinternet.com, tel: 07813 874 976
Sunday 18th May: Cardiff - Sirhowy Valley - Return
Start/Distance: Taffs Well Train Station @ 9.30am. 35miles, 6hrs approx.
Route: Taff's Well station, Taff trail, old Taff trail, Travellers Rest, Graig Lisvane, Maenllwyd, Machen, Ridgeway, Graic Coch, Sirhowey Valley, Machen common, lower Machen, Draethen, Cardiff.
Terrain/Difficulty: Strenuous. though can be adjusted en route if we are struggling. Off-road tracks and cycle paths, mixed surface, undulating, some challenging climbing. Mountain or hybrid bikes. Bring packed lunch.
Ride Leader/Contact: Mike Cranwell, email: michael2051@hotmail.co.uk, tel: 07806751163
Sunday 25th May: (Bank holiday weekend) Joint Spokes/Cardiff CTC ride
Full details on Cardiff CTC website. Also keep an eye on the Spokes Noticeboard as some members may venture out on a ride.
Saturday 31st May - 1st June: Hereford Weekend ride...
Accommodation is available at the Bateman Arms pub in the village or there is The Beeches campsite about half a mile outside the village. The Bateman Arms has now changed hands and the new people are very good. The beer is kept well and the food is excellent. They have also refurbished the accommodation and if you mention Mike’s name you should get a discount. Some members have suggested that they may well travel up and back on the Saturday for the ride. If you are considering attending this event can you please contact me at g.dermody@ntlworld.com or on 0786 4984385, so that we have some idea of numbers.
Ride Leader/Contact: Mike Hutchinson/Glen Dermody
Saturday 31st May: Joint Spokes/Cardiff CTC ride - for those going going on the above weekender. Full details on Cardiff CTC website.
Saturday 7th June: Spokes Social Gathering at The Halfway hotel on Cathedral Rd. for another Skittles match and buffet. 7pm Start.
Cost: £5 per person which includes buffet. For simplicity, there's no need on this occasion to pay in advance, but please register your interest by sending an email to Grae to nantmwlan@talktalk.net by 23rd May.
Sunday 8th June: Cilfynydd - Wentlooge - Return
Start/Distance: Albion Cafe at the back end of Cilfynydd(Cilfynydd road) 10.30am, 50miles, 5-6hrs.
Route: Cilfynydd - Risca - Newport - Wentlooge - Cardiff bay - Taff trail to Cilfynydd
Terrain/Difficulty: one hill towards Nelson and some gravel paths on the canal.
Ride Leader/Contact: Dave Jenkins, email: dave_jenkins@ge.com, tel. 07927496278
Saturday 14th June: Spokes Easy Ride - Part of "Cardiff Cycle Week 2014"
Start/Distance: Pedalpower Cardiff, 9.30am, 25 miles
Route: heading up the Taff Trail, through Caerphilly and on to the cafe at Bedwas before returning by the same route.
Terrain/Difficulty: Flat/Easy
Ride Leader/Contact: Glen Dermody, email: g.dermody@ntlworld.com, tel:0786 4984385
Sunday 15th June: Gower Tour
Start/Distance: Swansea train station @ 10am, 45miles, 6hrs approx.
Route: Swansea Bay - Mumbles - Bishopstone - Southgate (coffee) - Parc Le Breos - Oldwalls - Llangennith (lunch) Rhosilli - Cheriton - Llanrhidian - Crofty - Penclawdd - Gowerton - Black Pill - Swansea Station car park.
Terrain/Difficulty: Moderate. Short section of track but generally suitable for all bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Graham Davies, email: nantmwlan@talktalk.net, tel: 07587 170819
Wednesday 18th-25th June: Bulgaria...
Ride Leader/Contact: Glen Dermody
Movie link click here
Sunday 22nd June: Local Cardiff ride for those not going on the above Trip.
Full details on Cardiff CTC Website.
Sunday 29th June: Round trip...Merthyr Tydfil - Brecon - Return
Start/Distance: Lidl's car park, Merthyr Tydfil (by Asda, Dowlais Top) @ 10am. 50miles, 6hrs approx.
Option to take the train from Taffs Well, departing 08.44am arriving at Merthyr train station at 9.28am and then a nice warm up to Dowlais top for 10am start.
Route: Merthyr Tydfil - Llangynidr - Llangorse - Brecon(lunch) - Talybont on Usk - Pontsticill - Merthyr Tydfil
Terrain/Difficulty: Moderate to Strenuous Mostly country lanes, but with climbs at Llangynidr/bwlch and Abercynafon - countered by beautiful countryside. Suitable for all bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Claus Sogaard, email: lakesideracer@hotmail.com, tel: 07510896827
Sunday 6th July: Chepstow - Slimbridge - Thornbury - Return
Start/Distance: Cycle route adjacent to lay-by on A466, 200 yards from M48 Junction 2(Chepstow turnoff) @ 10am, 55miles, 6-7hrs approx. including stops
Route: Chepstow - Slimbridge - Thornbury - return
Terrain/Difficulty: flat & undulating Moderate
Ride Leader/Contact: Graham Davies, email: nantmwlan@talktalk.net, tel: 07587 170819
Friday - Sunday 11-13th July: Porlock Weekend Ride...
A social weekend on the lines of the event held in Porlock last year. The main activity being the BBQ at Roger Hall’s place . The itinerary for the weekend includes a 20 mile cycle ride on the Saturday, followed by a BBQ at Roger and Di’s in the evening. Next morning, Sunday, there will be a six mile walk-led by Roger.
Some key points
Accommodation: please refer to Roger’s note below and organise your own digs. As the cycle ride will start at 10.00hrs on the Saturday I suggest you book accommodation for Friday and Saturday nights
Ride-after last year’s main ride Nigel Williams has kindly come up with a route that is likely to be a fair bit easier than last year’s adventure! It will be twenty miles long and should be a comfortable ride for all.
For those who want something a little more challenging they can take on or adapt last year’s main route.
Both rides will be put on the Spokes website via Getamap when I know details of those going on the weekend.
If anyone fancies a walk on Saturday please contact Roger who holds copies of local routes
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BBQ-please again refer to Roger’s note. The BBQ will start, at Roger’s home at 18.00 hrs.
If you intend going to the Porlock weekend please Email me direct and let me know if you intend:-
1. riding on the Saturday OS map link
2. coming to the BBQ at Roger’s on Saturday night-please let me know if you are bringing guests
3. going on Rogers walk
Once I know the names of those committed to this weekend I will expand on this note and provide further information in the lead-up to the event. Will you please aim to get this information to me by Friday 6 June...
If you have any queries on this note or anything else relating to the weekend, please write direct to me.
Ray Robins, Ride co-ordinator email: ray.robins1927@btinternet.com Tel: 07917844791
Roger’s note
Folks,
We have a sumptuous BBQ planned for the Saturday late afternoon / evening.
Loads of accommodation is available in Porlock from campsites to a hotel. ( Last year many of you stayed in your camper vans and tents at the Porlock caravan park http://www.porlockcaravanpark.co.uk )
Please do contact the Porlock Visitors Centre – they have a brilliant accommodation booking service and know all the local people. Say it is for Roger’s cycling weekend and that you want to be within easy walking distance to the High Street. Best to come on Friday and stay 2 or 3 nights. There will be cycling and eating and drinking events arranged.
Porlock Visitor Centre 01643 863150 http://www.porlock.co.uk/visitors/ mailto:visit@porlock.co.uk
Usual £5 per head for all food and drink. Email me with any dietary requirements.
Email: roger.hall7@btinternet.com Tel: 01643 862462 Ridgethorp, The Ridge
Sunday 13th July: Local Cardiff ride for those not going on the above weekender
Start/Distance: 9.30 at Museum of Wales, Museum Avenue, Cardiff City Centre - 25 miles.
Route: Cardiff to Carleon Return
Terrain/Difficulty: Easy ride, suitable for all bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Glen Dermody: 07864 984 385
Sunday 20th July: Monmouth - Wye Valley ride
Start/Distance: Monmouth Riverside car park @ 9.30am.(1 hour from Cardiff, turn left after tunnel ,right over bridge and right) , 55 miles, 6 hours.
Route: Monmouth, Symonds Yat, Ross-on-Wye, How Capel, Fawley, Fownhope (Green man first stop) , Hoarwithey, Llangarron, Goodrich Castle (2nd stop), Monmouth. New return route!.
Terrain/Difficulty: Flat sections with occasional short hills, none big. Suitable for all bikes, Moderate
Ride Leader/Contact: Chris Metcalfe, email: chrisjmetcalfe@yahoo.co.uk, tel: 07917067187
Sunday 27th July: Caerleon - Usk - Return
Start/Distance: Caerleon Ampitheatre car park.(free parking) 10am, 50miles/6hrs
Route: Caerleon - Usk(White Castle optional) return
Terrain: Suitable for all bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Gareth O Thomas, email: gareth.o.thomas@bt.com, tel: 0771 266 5804
Sunday 3rd August: Vale Tour..."Roger's Tea Party"
Start/Distance: Cardiff Museum, 09.30am, Approx 60 miles
Route: Cardiff – Welsh St Donats – Cowbridge – Tonyrefail – Blackmill – Cowbridge (Tea at Rogers - BYO cake and/or Sandwiches) – Return.
Terrain/Difficulty: Flat sections with occasional hills. Suitable for all bike types. Moderate
Ride Leader: Roger Bradshaw, tel: 07773041756, email: millbrow@btconnect.com
Sunday 17th August: Usk - Symonds Yat - Return
Start/Distance: Maryport Car park, Usk @ 9.30am. 54miles, 6hrs approx.
Route: Usk - Maryport - Usk. Coffee/lunch stop at either PedalAway in the Forest of Dean or at Symonds Yat Rock.
Terrain/Difficulty: 3500ft ascent, Strenuous
Ride Leader/Contact: Adrian Orringe, email: adrian.orringe@btinternet.com, tel: 07429625046
Sunday 17th August: Brecon to Cardiff RIDE CANCELLED - SEE ABOVE
Start/Distance: The terrain is the Taff Trail. If the weather is not looking good then a cancellation message will be posted on the website noticeboard by Saturday afternoon.
Terrain/Difficulty: Moderate Some sections may not be suitable for road bikes with skinny tyres.
Ride Leader: Glen Dermody, tel: 07864 984 385, email: g.dermody@ntlworld.com
Sunday 24th August: Bishops Castle Weekend ride...(Bank holiday weekend)
Ride Leader/Contact: Juls Sims, tel: Land: 01982 552185, Moby: 07907 591859
Hi lovely Spokes people,
Hope you have been enjoying the super sunshine summer so far and have managed to put your trusty steeds through their paces. The Bishops castle weekender over August bank holiday is getting near so thought I would jog your memories.
It would be just lovely to have you come along and cycle through one of the best hidden cycling places in Wales with us. I did think too it would be just perfect for those preparing for the Alsace tour as it includes distance and some hills. The two routes I am planning to take you around are just super dooper stunning, I did them last year at the same time. Small lanes, hardly any cars, bit of a pull in places but really lovely flowing rides, road bikes would be best but any bike will do. There are some great stops for lunch and tea/buns.
It is getting pretty busy for booking accommodation around there so if you want to come I suggest you get active right now. There are suggested B&Bs, hotels and campsites here http://www.bishopscastle.co.uk/tourism/accommodation.htm. I ideally need to know how many people are coming as I need to book us in for somewhere to eat on the Saturday night so if you could let me know that would be fab!
The basic itinerary is as follows:
- Arrive Friday 22nd August, meet in a pub in central Bishops castle eat (maybe?), drink and be merry, doing bank holiday sun dance, grass skirt optional
- Cycle Saturday 23rd August, meet 9:30am - 60 mile ride
Eat together Saturday evening 23rd August - venue TBA
- Cycle Sunday 24th August, meet 9:30am - 60 mile ride
I am not planning anything for bank holiday Monday and will be going back home to Builth with John on Sunday evening.
I will be doing the rides the weekend before again to make sure all is well and finding somewhere for us for Saturday evening. Any queries don't hesitate to get in touch.
Cheers,
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world"
Sunday 24th August: Local Cardiff ride for those not going on the above weekender.
Start/Distance: 10.00 at Museum of Wales, Museum Avenue, Cardiff City Centre, 25 miles maximum
Route: Cardiff to Porth Kerry Park, Vale of Glamorgan, return
Terrain/Difficulty: Easy ride of 25 miles, suitable for all bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Ivor Rodway, tel 07550 002923
Saturday 30st August - 13 September: "Wine. Rhine, Coffee & Cakes"...
Ride Leader/Contact: Glen Dermody
Those of you who have indicated the intention to participate in the event are now being asked to pay a deposit in order to firm up initial commitment.
Can you please therefore send a cheque for £100, payable to Spokes CTC, to: Gareth Thomas at 85 Parc Nant Celyn, Efail Isaf, Rhondda Cynon Taff, CF38 1AJ, to arrive by Saturday 15 February.
Please can interested parties email me confirming your precise intentions, and letting me know whether:
- You will be taking up the full 2 week event transport & accommodation package, ie return train travel via Eurostar & TGV from London St Pancras to Alsace via Paris, and hotel in Obernai (3 nights, Sat 30 Aug to Mon 1 Sept), hostel in Freiburg (5 nights, Tues 2 to Sat 6 Sept), hotels in Kaysersberg (5 nights, Sun 7 Sept to Thur 11 Sept) and Strasbourg (1 night, Fri 12 Sept), plus transport of bike in van.
-You will be making any other arrangements for personal and/or bike transport and accommodation, eg camping.
-You will be undertaking only a part of the event, and if so, the specific dates.
Can you please be clear on your intentions, as bookings will have to be made very soon.
The projected cost is currently within the previously advised estimate.
Sunday 31st August: Local Cardiff Easy ride for those not going on the Rhine trip
Start/Distance: 9.30am at Llandaff Cross, 30 miles.
Route: "Cardiff – Cowbridge – Return" Fairwater - Peterston - Pendoylan - Welsh St Donats - Cowbridge (coffee stop) - St Mary Church - Peterston - Fairwater - Llandaff
Terrain/Difficulty: Easy ride, suitable for all bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Clare Johnson, tel 07952 731 105
Sunday 7th September: Local Cardiff Easy ride for those not going on the Rhine trip
Start/Distance: 9.30 a.m. at Museum of Wales, Museum Avenue, Cardiff City Centre. 27 miles
Route: Cardiff rv. to Old St.Mellons,lanes and cycleways to Draethen,Machen,(possibly also Bedwas),Caerphilly and back down the Taff Trail.
Terrain/Difficulty: Easy ride and suitable for all bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Graham Wright – j.graham.w@ntlworld.com Tel: 07946 549 152
Sunday 14th September: Cardiff - Rhigos - Return
Start/Distance: the Lewis Arms, Tongwynlais @ 10am. 50miles approx.
Route: Tongwynlais - Porth - Tonypandy - Treherbert - Aberdare - Cardiff
Terrain: Suitable for road and hybrid bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Rosemary Williams, email: rosemary.starlings@hotmail.co.uk, tel: 07921151242
Sunday 21st September: Round trip Cardiff - Sirhowy Valley - return
Start/Distance: Pontprennau Community Centre, Heol Pontprennau at 10:00am, 40 miles/4.5 hours
Route: Pontprennau - St Michealston-y-Fedw - Draethen - Machen - Bedwas - Maesycymmer - Hengoed - Sirhowy Valley - Cross Keys - café stop - Rogerstone - Bassaleg - St Michealston-y-Fedw - Pontprennau.
Terrain/difficulty: Suitable for all bike types, Moderate
Ride Leader/Contact: Phil Jones, tel: 07818 470 440
Sunday 28th September: Black Mountains Ride
Start/Distance: Castell Dinas, Pengenffordd, Talgarth, LD3 0EN @ 9.30am 50 miles New starting point
Route: Talgarth, Hay-on-Wye, Painscastle, Gladestry. Hilly route on the eastern edge of the Brecon national Park. Quiet lanes and B roads with some beautiful views. Lunch stop at pub in Gladestry and cafe stops in hay or Talgarth Mill on our return.
Terrain/Difficulty: Hilly, Suitable for all bikes, no off road sections, Strenuous
Ride LeaderContact: Jenny Powell, tel: 07970766447
Sunday 5th October: Caerleon - Abergavenny round trip New Ride details!!!
Start/Distance: Caerleon Amphitheatre Car Park.(free parking) 9:30am. 60 miles/7 hours.
Route: Llantarnam – cycle routes to Blaenavon – Brynmawr –Clydach Gorge - Abergavenny(\(\(\(\(\(\(lunch) - Usk – Celtic Manor
Terrain/Difficulty: Some B roads, quiet lanes and cycle paths. Long gradual climb up to Blaenavon, several shorter steeper climbs notably out of Caerleon and Abergavenny. Although cyclable on a road bike with skinny tyres some sections of the cycle path will be better suited by more substantial tyres. Moderate
Ride Leader/Contact: Glen Dermody, tel: 0786 4984385, email: g.dermody@ntlworld.com
Tuesday 7th October: Spokes at the Newport Velodrome...
Spokes has booked the Newport velodrome for a 2hr session between 7-9pm.
Anyone wanting to participate should email Claus(lakesideracer@hotmail.com) with their intentions. Come along for the introduction(free) and cheer those who have the courage to try a few laps "on the boards"
The session briefly consists of:
-An introduction to track cycling - bikes/track rules/do's and dont's/questions etc.
- On-track cycling session supervised by an appointed coach.
Friday - Sunday 10-12th October: Bridport/Dorset Weekend ride...RIDE CANCELLED
Ride Leader/Contact: Martin Pingel
This weekender will be based at West Bay, Dorset which is a couple of miles south of Bridport on the Jurassic coast.
West Bay is a drive of approximately 2½ hrs from Cardiff so is relatively easy to get to.
There will be a ride of approximately 35 miles on the Saturday and the same on the Sunday.
We will meet up at The George Hotel on Friday night for a meal which I'll book for 7.30pm so let me know if you would like a place ASAP.
ACCOMMODATION:
Within walking distance (200m) this Parkdean Holiday Park is ideally situated
West Bay Holiday Park link below:
If 6 of you book an 8 berth static caravan (which has a double and to twin rooms) then this becomes quite a cheap option.
You can get a static caravan for around £160-£180.00 and whilst you have to book it for Friday, Saturday and Sunday night you obviously you don't have to stay the Sunday night unless you want to. Alternatively, if you've got a caravan or camper van then you can book in to the touring section.
Or if you want B&B, hotel accommodation then check out these site but make sure you get somewhere in West Bay and not Bridport. Also make sure your accommodation has parking otherwise you'll have to pay to leave you car in West Bay.
http://westbaydorset.com/accommodation/
http://www.visit-dorset.com/about-the-area/towns/bridport-and-west-bay
Sunday 12 October: Local Cardiff Easy ride for those not going on the above weekender
Start/Distance: 9.30 a.m. at Museum of Wales, Museum Avenue, Cardiff City Centre. 27 miles
Route: Taff Trail to Upper boat, cycle path to Llantrisant, Pontyclun. Return via Hensol, St. Bride's SE and Llandaff.
Terrain/Difficulty: Easy ride suitable for all bikes
Ride Leader/Contact: Claus Sogaard, tel: 07510896827
Wednesday 15th October: Spokes Annual AGM at O'Neills in Cardiff
Social evening at O'Neills, Trinity Street, Cardiff. 7pm Start.
Sunday 19th October: Cardiff - Magor - Return
Start/Distance: Museum of Wales, Museum Avenue, Cardiff City Centre, 45 miles, at 10am.
Route:
Terrain:
Ride Leader/Contact: Glen Dermody, tel: 0786 4984385, email: g.dermody@ntlworld.com
From Sunday the 26th October we start the winter activities, where we meet up at the Lewis Arms in Tongwynlais at 10am every Sunday, for a ride to be determind by the participants
