Race and Train with Us

All year long we have regular Fast and Chain Gang rides as well as steady “Club” rides. In Summer our open race programme features two time trials and we have a Time Trial every Tuesday. Read more here

OVER 130 YEARS OF CYCLING

We organise social and recreational Club rides.

OVER 130 YEARS OF CYCLING

We organise social and recreational Club rides.

Welcome to Gloucester City Cycling Club

Get ready to ride with us all year round! Whether you’re a leisurely commuter, a passionate racer, or just in it for the joy of cycling, we have something for everyone.

🚴 Social and Cycling Events: From local tours to adventures abroad, we’ve got you covered. Our events cater to all levels, ensuring everyone finds their perfect ride.

🏁 Racing: Love the thrill of competition? Join us for time trials, road races, cyclo-cross, and even track events. We’re all about the adrenaline rush!

📢 Advocacy: We’re not just about riding; we’re about making cycling better and safer in our area.

So, what are you waiting for? Dive into our Ride Categories and Calendar. Make yourself known to the ride leader when you join a ride, or take on the challenge of a Club Time Trial with a Day Membership. Whether you’re cycling to commute, for fun, or for sport, we welcome you with open arms. Join our vibrant community and let’s ride together!

News

Birds & Bridges (and Gospel Pass)

I have long expressed the view that times starting with an "8" are far too early for cycling, and the Cockeral at Birdwood obviosly agreed, giving his customary morning greeting as we cycled past. A well disciplined group shared the wind and kept the speed down on th way out, perhaps fearful of things to come. Crossing the pretty Kerne Bridge, a Heron was spotted, no wildlife spotted from the Bailey Bridge that took us to Symond's Yat. Fine views from the Pereguine Path, which although...

Club Steady B ride to Berkeley

The ride left the Square via the Park to avoid the roadworks in Southgate Street. We followed a bus along Seymour Road leaving it at Tuffley Avenue only to meet it again on Podsmead Road. It was then the traditional route via Haresfield and Frocester. The views were very clear after the overnight rain. We arrived early at Berkeley so the leader decided to use his planned route back before coffee. This involved cycling to the now decommissioned Nuclear power station and a path along the...

Spring edition of Spokespiece is now available

The latest edition is available to view on the Spokespiece page of the site. You can download a copy from there or here. Articles this month are: Albania Club route collection Abergavenny Tour Close passing A record breaker’s season Centre Court and back Helmet safety In case of emergency The Perfect Safety Bicycle In memoriam As usual, the Editor extends his thanks to those who have contributed to this issue and looks forward to receiving contributions for the next one. Those preferring to...

Staunton TT results for 3rd June

The DK improvement points for last night: 10 Chris Udall (-2:25) 8 Pete Kellow (-1:05) 6 Roger Whittle (-0:24) 4 Ian Cole (+0:11) 3 Damian Dodd (+0:18) 2 Daryl Stroud (+0:47) 1 Vince Douglas (+1:10)

Heat Wave?

Martha Rees and the Vandellas, not to mention the Met Office, forecast a heat wave so short sleeves should have been the order of the day. Or not, after I stepped outside and felt the 10°C wind chill, A quick retreat and clothing adjustment readied me for a brief shower (heavy enough for Les to cape up) en route to King’s Square for the seasonally adjusted 8:30 start. Attendance was high class if not high volume as we rode west out of town. We gathered a couple of additional riders before...

Novice ride to Tewkesbury

The first day of Summer and the weather forecast was cloudy with a moderate south westerly wind but no rain, as the previous week was very sunny and warm that was about right for this ride. At the square I noticed a couple of riders who I had not seen before, I was politely informed that they were in fact well-seasoned members of the club who had visited us from afar so no concerns about their capacity to undertake the ride, as one rider had (and still does) held the record for climbing the...

Snatching Victory From The Jaws Of Defeat

Well after months of very settled weather it was all change and as I rode in towards town the squall that hit me was very off-putting - sudden rain, with gusts of wind that almost had me off and certainly delayed progress - but I was heading west of course. Arriving barely on time at the Square, I could see no cyclists - but no, a hardy foursome were sheltering next to Iceland. The forecast had obviously put several off, and I wasn’t keen myself at this point. However the rain had passed and...

Calories in, calories out

I'm using my wife's Garmin at the moment, mine failed to survive the infamous 'wet weather training camp' at Nerja. She has it configured to show 'calories burned' on the main screen. When we are touring together she keeps an eye on this figure, and when it reaches a value she considers equivalent to a large slab of cake, we have to find a cafe. Great way to travel. Today, the calorie count had reached 192 by the time the six Tempo riders reached the start of Nut Hill. At the top of Buckholt...

Results from 10 mile TT on 20th May

GCCC 10m U713 20th May 2025 Position Rider# Name Lap Split 1 Lap Spilt 2 Lap Split 3 Finish Time mm:ss.0 mm:ss.0 mm:ss.0 mm:ss.0 1 5 Jeremy Addis 08:43.0 06:36.0 06:31.1 21:50.1 2 8 Tony Martin Lake 09:41.0 07:18.8 07:17.2 24:17.0 3 4 Daryl Stroud 09:57.0 07:13.1 07:07.8 24:17.9 4 9 Roger Whittle 10:10.9 07:32.1 07:44.0 25:27.0 5 10 Vince Douglas 10:27.0 07:35.0 07:35.6 25:37.6 6 6 Gerry McGarr 10:40.8 07:58.0 07:52.7 26:31.6 7 2 Nathan Monk 10:28.8 08:07.2 08:08.6 26:44.6 8 3 Simon Witts...

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