South London Cycling Group??

Hi,
I'm finding it difficult finding the sort of cycling group I would
like to join. Perhaps someone knows of one?
All the ones I can find on line look very hard core and train very
early on Sunday mornings or appear to be rather competitive.
Other groups I see cycling round Richmond Park at a time I consider
reasonable appear to be active retired groups. Is there anything in
the Putney/Richmond/Wimbledon for people who are reasonably fit who
between 25-40ish age group and would like to go out at a reasonable
time?

Otherwise if anyone would like to join me drop me an email.

O

"ok" wrote in message
om...
Hi,
I'm finding it difficult finding the sort of cycling group I would
like to join. Perhaps someone knows of one?
All the ones I can find on line look very hard core and train very
early on Sunday mornings or appear to be rather competitive.
Other groups I see cycling round Richmond Park at a time I consider
reasonable appear to be active retired groups. Is there anything in
the Putney/Richmond/Wimbledon for people who are reasonably fit who
between 25-40ish age group and would like to go out at a reasonable
time?

Otherwise if anyone would like to join me drop me an email.

O

as some one that cycles on a sunday the only advice i can give you is don't
let the time put you off, as early is the only option at this time of the
year.

On 29/1/05 4:48 pm, in article
, "ok"
wrote:
and would like to go out at a reasonable
time?

Try defining 'reasonable time'. For me a 7.30am start on a saturday and back
in time for an early lunch would be entirely reasonable. 10am start
returning mid afternoon would not be. Others mileage will vary
considerably..

...d

Yeah but then I'd have to give up my nights out.

mewthree wrote:
"ok" wrote in message
om...

Hi,
I'm finding it difficult finding the sort of cycling group I would
like to join. Perhaps someone knows of one?
All the ones I can find on line look very hard core and train very
early on Sunday mornings or appear to be rather competitive.
Other groups I see cycling round Richmond Park at a time I consider
reasonable appear to be active retired groups. Is there anything in
the Putney/Richmond/Wimbledon for people who are reasonably fit who
between 25-40ish age group and would like to go out at a reasonable
time?

Otherwise if anyone would like to join me drop me an email.

O


as some one that cycles on a sunday the only advice i can give you is don't
let the time put you off, as early is the only option at this time of the
year.


Why is it the only option? Personally, I'd much rather start at 11am
rather than the 7.30 - 9 that many clubs start at.

Pete

Sounds like there's a gap in the market so to speak which is a shame.
If anyone wants to cycle at a reasonable time at weekends starting from
Wimbledon drop me an email.


Otherwise let me know of any non family groups that start around 11-12
in SW London.

"Ningi" wrote in message
k...
mewthree wrote:
"ok" wrote in message
om...

Hi,
I'm finding it difficult finding the sort of cycling group I would
like to join. Perhaps someone knows of one?
All the ones I can find on line look very hard core and train very
early on Sunday mornings or appear to be rather competitive.
Other groups I see cycling round Richmond Park at a time I consider
reasonable appear to be active retired groups. Is there anything in
the Putney/Richmond/Wimbledon for people who are reasonably fit who
between 25-40ish age group and would like to go out at a reasonable
time?

Otherwise if anyone would like to join me drop me an email.

O


as some one that cycles on a sunday the only advice i can give you is
don't let the time put you off, as early is the only option at this time
of the year.

Why is it the only option? Personally, I'd much rather start at 11am
rather than the 7.30 - 9 that many clubs start at.

Pete

my club starts at 09.30hrs, but they normaly start at 10.30hrs. when cycling
around 40-50 miles with stops for lunch and waiting for people being late
and people like me catching up during the ride, the earlier the start the
better.

Go to the LCC website - http://www.lcc.org.uk/ and look in your borough.
There are lots of cycling groups in South London.

--
Vivian
-------
"We learned more from a three minute record than we ever learned in school".
No Surrender

"ok" wrote in message
om...
Hi,
I'm finding it difficult finding the sort of cycling group I would
like to join. Perhaps someone knows of one?
All the ones I can find on line look very hard core and train very
early on Sunday mornings or appear to be rather competitive.
Other groups I see cycling round Richmond Park at a time I consider
reasonable appear to be active retired groups. Is there anything in
the Putney/Richmond/Wimbledon for people who are reasonably fit who
between 25-40ish age group and would like to go out at a reasonable
time?

Otherwise if anyone would like to join me drop me an email.

O

Click on this link.

http://www.richmondlcc.co.uk/


Vivian
-------
"We learned more from a three minute record than we ever learned in school".
No Surrender

"ok" wrote in message
om...
Hi,
I'm finding it difficult finding the sort of cycling group I would
like to join. Perhaps someone knows of one?
All the ones I can find on line look very hard core and train very
early on Sunday mornings or appear to be rather competitive.
Other groups I see cycling round Richmond Park at a time I consider
reasonable appear to be active retired groups. Is there anything in
the Putney/Richmond/Wimbledon for people who are reasonably fit who
between 25-40ish age group and would like to go out at a reasonable
time?

Otherwise if anyone would like to join me drop me an email.

O

Vivian wrote:
Click on this link.

http://www.richmondlcc.co.uk/


No mention anywhere on this website about cycling groups, or am I
missing something?

Pete