Ebike Rides London

Walthamstow Family Bike Club

*** Walthamstow Family Bike Club (http://walthamstowfamilybikeclub.wordpress.com/): 2nd Sunday of each month at 1pm all year round for a sociable ride starting from junction of Orford Road/Church Lane Walthamstow E17. Finish by 5pm latest. The start point is only about 0.8 mile from Walthamstow Queens Road Station on the Barking and Gospel Oak Line. This link shows the route each way, according to Google (http://goo.gl/maps/MlUr9). Also miscellaneous rides - see their website. WFBC writes: "Our aim is for an enjoyable afternoon exploring the nooks and crannies in and around our borough. This event is free. The maximum distance we do is 15 miles there and back, but will be tailored to the abilities of those who turn up, so can be considerably shorter. We usually stop along the way for a snack, so apart from a bicycle and any children you can round up, we recommend you also bring some water and something to eat. We also aim to stop off at a cafe at about half time. In the winter months, do remember your lights."

Summer event at The Cottage, Richmond Park

WLRC August Brunch Ride

🌈 🍻 The Mount Vineyard - Key Date Placeholder

Group bike ride

New Members RP Park Laps & Cobham loop

Club ride - all levels

New Members Wednesday Park laps

New Members - Wisley/Ripley

🌈Richmond Park social laps & drinks/food - All Colours🌈

Greenwich Circular ride

TO BOOK PLEASE CLICK HERE https://www.eurocycleadventures.com/bookandpayment/p/ukdaytrip We have some amazing rides planned for 2026 (check them all out at https://www.eurocycleadventures.com/) and we have a nice short circular daytrip from Greenwich to come and try see what our rides are about! After meeting at Greenwich railway station, we cycle east joining onto Sustrans route 1 along the south-side of the river thames. It's a predominately off-road route once getting out of Greenwich up until Erith. In the second half of the ride we negotiate a few back streets before riding through Woolwhich common and Blackheath before reaching back to Greenwich. Along the way we will stop for snack breaks to get the energy levels back up :) The cycle ride ends in Greenwich where we aim to be back for a late lunch. It’s a fun day to be had and a great way to get out on the bike on a supported ride! Logistics: You will need to get to Greenwich train station for 10am. If you are driving, there is paid parking at Greenwich railway station. Total cycling distance: 33km Terrain and Elevation: Overall the route has a very good surface. It’s flat along the river and then some hills through Woolwich and Blackheath. This ride is suitable for competent beginners and intermediate cyclists. Only touring, hybrid and mountain bikes will be suitable. We recommend wide road tyres or off-road tyres. Surface and Waytypes: * 20% Gravel, 45% Paved, 35% Asphalt * 55% Cycleway, 30% B Road, 15% Single Track/ Path Highlights: * Enjoy the surronds of the least travel section of the Thames path * Ride through the peaceful surrounds of Woolwich common and black heath * Ride the underrated Ridgeays gravel path * End in Greenwich and join us for a drink in a local pub What to Bring: Water bottle, money for food and refreshments, snacks, all cycling equipment (bicycle, bike lock, compulsory bike helmet, cycle jacket, sunglasses, warm gloves and suitable activity footwear/clothing - no jeans please) What we bring for you: All repair equipment including pump, navigational tools, first aid spares, packed lunch and good vibes! Payment: £5 Important: Please ensure your bike is in good working order. Regular maintenance such as lubricating chain, checking tyre pressure and braking are strongly recommended. Also, whilst you can achieve extended distance on bike, please ensure you have adequate physical preparation for the ride. Regular cycling, gym sessions or other cardiovascular training is recommended. Please contact us for further advice if required See you there! Alex, Kelvin and James Eurocycle Adventures

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