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Sunday snapshot
Pink upped the mileage for Recovery ride 3 and moved the average speed up to boot ensuring it was back on target. Helped in no small part, by the welcome addition of Paul Crossman who can truly be considered a … Continued
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ERCC Weekly Club Standings
Not too much of a surprise seeing Darren top all three tables at time of posting given that the bike has been almost welded to his undercarriage for most of April and indeed that of March, but it didn’t come … Continued
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Big Ride Series no.2 – Ride For Helen 10th May
Big Ride Series Ride no. 2 is fast approaching – the Ride For Helen on Sunday 10th May. If you enter before Monday 20th April there is a £5 discount. The start is at the Crix Hatfield Peveral, its a … Continued
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2026 Coaching Programme Kicks-off!
We plan to reintroduce a coaching programme to the club in 2026. This will be developed as the year progresses and when additional coaches become available. To kick-start this programme we are colaborating with British Cycling City Academies and East … Continued
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Goodbye to Les Buers
It is with sadness that we announce the passing of our previous President of Essex Roads – Les Buers who died last Saturday morning. Les died peacefully and only two weeks shy of his 100th Birthday. Les was most certainly … Continued
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ERCC 2026 Membership Renewal Invitation
Happy New Year Everyone! The January discount window is now open and we cordially invite you to renew your club membership between now and the end of this month so you can take advantage of renewing at the previous lower … Continued
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ERCC Bike Maintenance Evening Report
Our ERCC bike maintenance class was held on 28th July 2025. Thank you to all those who attended. We had a fun evening. This was the first of two classes, specifically aimed at cyclists with no prior technical experience. The … Continued
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John Simpson: My Cycling Story
In November of 1950 my parents cycled 434 miles from Surrey to Stirlingshire in just 4 days, on a tandem, complete with camping equipment. Their trip back was hampered by flooding and so they took the train between Newcastle and … Continued
