Riding partner needed South London

[lloyd]

Hi there, I need someone to ride with. I have been off of the bike for nearly 2 years and need some longer slow rides to get back into it. Thank you. Lloyd

 

[Lee_M]

south london is quite big, which part?

 

[lloyd]

Yes, sorry. Moving from Tulse Hill area to Balham in a month. Cheers.

 

[ianrauk]

Yes, sorry. Moving from Tulse Hill area to Balham in a month. Cheers.

Check out the London Cycling Campaign HERE for group rides in your area.

 

[lloyd]

Thank you.

 

[StuartG]

Or even us - the second slowest club in South London. But starting from scratch to a minimum of 35 miles is still a bit of a jump. You could check out some of the ride maps and see if you can get to, say, Leatherhead under your own power. If you can then it will be a breeze with company.

Otherwise contact Croydon Cyclists for introductory rides. Putting the bike on the train at Balham to Purley, Tattenham Corner or similar is a great way to cut the cr*p and quickly into enjoyable cycling down Surrey lanes. God's own cycling county.

http://anerleybc.org
http://croydoncyclists.org.uk

 

[lloyd]

Or even us - the second slowest club in South London. But starting from scratch to a minimum of 35 miles is still a bit of a jump. You could check out some of the ride maps and see if you can get to, say, Leatherhead under your own power. If you can then it will be a breeze with company.

Otherwise contact Croydon Cyclists for introductory rides. Putting the bike on the train at Balham to Purley, Tattenham Corner or similar is a great way to cut the cr*p and quickly into enjoyable cycling down Surrey lanes. God's own cycling county.

http://anerleybc.org
http://croydoncyclists.org.uk

Sounds Great. Just what I need. If I dont make the Scotland v ireland match next week I will be in contact. Thank you.

 

[musa]

I'm nearby if you wanna go for a ride down in brixton till april im moving ng to Purley

 

[clarion]

We live in Sutton, so South, but not too far. There are lots of options just beyond ours.

 

[velovoice]

There is also Pollards Hill Cyclists based in Mitcham - probably the closest to you and ideal for getting started. Maximum length of their rides is about 30 miles on a Sunday.

 

[dellzeqq]

and the Cheam and Morden Sunday rides are relaxed all day 60 mile affairs

 

[TimO]

... waits for dellzeqq to suggest the Cheam and Morden Hilly 50 for a nice little ride (after all, it's only 33 miles).

Cheam and Morden Hilly 50 - Saturday March 9th 2013

 

[lloyd]

I'm nearby if you wanna go for a ride down in brixton till april im moving ng to Purley

Sorry it has taken so long to reply. Yes keen for a ride 24th Feb or the 2nd in the afternoon? Thanks

 

[lloyd]

Or even us - the second slowest club in South London. But starting from scratch to a minimum of 35 miles is still a bit of a jump. You could check out some of the ride maps and see if you can get to, say, Leatherhead under your own power. If you can then it will be a breeze with company.

Otherwise contact Croydon Cyclists for introductory rides. Putting the bike on the train at Balham to Purley, Tattenham Corner or similar is a great way to cut the cr*p and quickly into enjoyable cycling down Surrey lanes. God's own cycling county.

http://anerleybc.org
http://croydoncyclists.org.uk

Great advice. Thank you.

 

[musa]

Sorry it has taken so long to reply. Yes keen for a ride 24th Feb or the 2nd in the afternoon? Thanks

Just seen the message. What time this Saturday? I'll have work but could finish early.

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