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Tweed Run

Wednesday, 10 March 2010 21:38

Full details of the Tweed Run will be posted shortly. Sono is running this as a fund raising event for Headway Devon. Keep the date free it should be a fun ride.

Team Qoroz 2010 launched at hi-tech Qoroz HQ

Monday, 08 March 2010 16:42

Alistair 'Madal' Cope of Axe Valley Pedallers was delighted to be representing The Prostate Cancer Charity at the recent launch of Team Qoroz 2010, which was held at Qoroz HQ near Stroud.

The young riders of the South West Bike Academy were given a positive and enthusiastic send-off. The U23 team comprises of Ben Stockdale, Matt Ullmer, Hugh Wilson, Josh

Monday, 08 March 2010 10:05

France welcomed ten enthusiastic AVP cyclists with a frosty but gloriously sunny morning for our annual weekend cycling tour.

Concerns for a rough crossing after the previous week’s gales and floods disappeared as we arrived at Plymouth Ferry Port on Friday evening and wheeled our bikes on board the Bretagne. Thanks go to Ketchup for organising parking permits which meant that we also avoided queuing, being the first people on the boat.

Racing for All

Monday, 01 March 2010 22:00

Those of you who spent your summer evenings last year racing round the Merryfield Airfield at Ilton will be well aware of the fantastic buzz you get from riding in a bunch on a traffic free, closed race circuit. Those of you who haven’t just need to ask a Pedaller who did to see their eyes light up as they recall the thrill!

Wouldn’t it be great if we had such a facility closer to home and a race series strictly for novices and beginners? Even better if there were coaching from a British Cycling coach and you didn’t need an expensive race licence to take part. Well, guess what..... we have!