Ebike Rides London

FREE Ride: Richmond to Woolwich - 32 Miles. MOVED FROM 14TH FEB TO 28TH FEB

Ever wanted to visit the spiritual home of the Woolwich Building Society? Join us on this **FREE** 32 mile ride from Richmond to Woolwich, taking lunch at the Friends Cafe in Woolwich before hopping on Thames Clipper service back to Waterloo. A real treat of a ride showing all aspects of the Thames from both land and from the river itself. We'll be passing all the great London sights on our return including Greenwich, Canary Wharf and Tower Bridge. This is a free ride and the cost of the Thames Clipper is £10.25 or £5 for concessions including Freedom Pass holders. If you wish to bypass the Clipper you can take the train back from Woolwich to Waterloo. We meet at Richmond Park Gate at 9.30 and cycle along the Thames Path to Battersea Park where we stop for coffee. Then onwards via Bermondsey to Woolwich where we stop for lunch at Friends Cafe, which provides excellent quality food and coffee at very inexpensive prices. After lunch we cycle down to the Thames Clipper pier at Woolwich for an amazing river cruise back to Waterloo. We should finish the ride at around 4pm at Waterloo Station. This is an excellent 32 mile Spring ride with plenty of interesting sights and pretty easy for everyone as it's all flat. Tickets for the Thames Clipper service from Woolwich Pier to the London Eye can be purchased through the link below, we'll aim to get the 2.30pm Clipper. I would recommend buying your ticket before you go as we all need to get aboard the Thames Clipper promptly. The ferry won't wait unfortunately. If you miss the Clipper there's one every half hour or a train from Woolwich to Waterloo [https://www.thamesclippers.com/booking?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADMBldt6UjmAGl8CM9-r-yHYAg7-E&gclid=CjwKCAiAqrG9BhAVEiwAaPu5zo5qLshAVZ82lMPmgzRvDqbBHVRjH6k2ArQttZ8mrjHQjbcuDIyd2BoCiF8QAvD_BwE](https://www.thamesclippers.com/booking?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADMBldt6UjmAGl8CM9-r-yHYAg7-E&gclid=CjwKCAiAqrG9BhAVEiwAaPu5zo5qLshAVZ82lMPmgzRvDqbBHVRjH6k2ArQttZ8mrjHQjbcuDIyd2BoCiF8QAvD_BwE) CYCLING IS DANGEROUS, YOU CYCLE WITH US AT YOUR OWN RISK WE DON'T PROVIDE GPS MAPS ANYMORE AS THEY TEND TO BE PILFERED BY OTHER LESS REPUTABLE CYCLING CLUBS ##

Club ride - all levels

New Members RP Park Laps

WLRC March Social Ride

PIE 🥧

Workers' Bike Time [Cancelled?]

I strongly suspect this recurring event no longer takes place, but I have never received any information about it since I first heard years ago and have never had any enquiry. ======= Blow the cobwebs away and get active at lunch time with a bike ride around Central Park to perk you up for your afternoon's work. Aimed at workers in the area, but all welcome. It may be possible to borrow a bike, by prior arrangement. Contact Nick [dot] Davies [at] lbbd [dot] gov [dot] uk.

Feb Social 🌈🥧🍻

New Members - Wisley/Ripley

RSC Guildford

E11 Cycling Monthly Social Ride

This ride only takes place if there is enough demand. To register your interest, contact Dwight Wood - dw@itdoesthejob.com

Steady+ Midweek Ride

LCC CYCLING TOURS: EV2 Route, Putney to Staines via Richmond Park [15 MILES]

Hello and welcome velocipedestrians! Here at Left Culture Club, we're always looking for new and exciting ways to build community and share experiences while also increasing our ability to kick ass. \ That's why for our latest instalment in the never-ending LCC physical culture series, we're hitting a small section of the [EuroVelo 2 route.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EV2_The_Capitals_Route) This trans-European touring track can supposedly take you all the way from Ireland to Moscow by way of various European capitals, although it's likely you wouldn't be able to do the whole journey past Belarus these days. Our route (EV2 line, shown in red) on the day should be viewable here: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=14/51.47064/-0.24453&layers=C It starts just outside Putney Bridge station and ends (for us) at Staines. This is our first time organising one of these, so I'll keep it simple. We'll meet out in front of at Putney Bridge station at noon and hit the track together at half past. The route takes us through some beautiful country including right through the heart of the gorgeous Richmond Park, which LCC loyalists will remember from one of our more spectacular nature walks last year. Watch out for the wild deer! **The distance to Staines, from which we can get spacious trains back into central London in about 20 minutes, is approximately 15 miles, so be sure to bring plenty of water and snacks** \- I'll do likewise and be sure to have enough to share\! Bring your own bike and make sure it's fit for service! You can hire a Lime or such like, but for a journey of this distance you'll rack up a serious bill with those parasites. Take care and see you on the roads!