Club Ride Diary
Ride report for 16th January
Seven set off for Dursley on the B ride, and were lulled into a false sense of security on the flat route out through Longney. However, this soon vanished as Frocester Hill loomed in front of us. A dirty and poorly surfaced lane down to Horsley ensured that everyone...
An uneventful ride
The expectation in January is either rain or ice, so it was a real bonus to have neither this morning. Eleven riders set off from King's Square for the National Trust’s Croome Park in a well matched group and enjoyed a flat sociably paced ride in the sunshine, where...
The New Year mystery ride
The suspense of the mystery ride was rather spoilt when the Captain shouted across King’s Square “Are you still going to Dursley?”. However, the seven riders who left the Square on the B ride could not have predicted the route to get there. An early puncture for the...
Boxing Day Ride
A gallant seven riders met at 10am for the Boxing Day ride, a mystery tour led by the Captain. The conditions were dank, veering towards damp. Not an inch of dry road was encountered, although the light rain that was experienced lasted but two miles. The group set off...
Boxing Day ride postponed
The ride planned for 26th has been postponed to 27th in the hope of better weather.
New Sunday Rides List now available
Click to view and download the new runs list: GCCC Sunday Rides Jan to April 2022. Highlights include a crossing of the Severn Bridge and the Spring Tour to Kidderminster.
Berkeley ride report for 12th December
Setting off in what can best be described as dank conditions and low cloud, the eight-strong (sic) group set off southbound on the canal. Care was required to avoid the many jolly fishermen. The niggling headwind ensured our leader was kept on the front as we took in...
Falfield in the fall
With a mild and dry forecast, it was disapointing to find it raining as we headed up Stroud Road. Our Pluviophobe returned home from the Four Mile House, while the rest continued to find hte rain had stopped by Standish Church. It was a delight to be able to cross...
B ride to Nailsworth
On a grey chilly morning, with a brisk westerly aiding initial passage, a compact group of eight set out easterly chased by a late-riser. Gaining the Nut Hill turn to Fiddlers Elbow the grupo compacto continued its upward efforts until Buckholt Road saw two new bikes...
Nympsfield, on a day made for its wind turbine
Six riders left King's Square by an unusual route, due to the work in the Square. A further two, who came up with various excuses for being late, joined us in Matson, and we took to the familiar route up Nut Hill and Buckholt Road to Foston's Ash. A cautious descent...