All about Social Cycling Groups

Social Cycling Groups makes it easy to get together, find a place to ride and enjoy a bike ride at a level and time that suits you.

It provides the ideal opportunity to take control of your cycling, discover new chances to ride and make some friends along the way.

Looking to join some rides and meet new people? With Social Cycling Groups you can:

• Create your own Social Cycling Groups profile
• Find and 'buddy up' other cyclists in your area
• Join groups and start talking to other riders
• Join as many rides as you like using the Ride Finder – all for free.

 
And if you want to start your own rides, Social Cycling Groups can help you:

• Create your own rides from your Ride Diary
• Start a Group and invite all your cycling buddies
• Plan new or use tried and tested routes using British Cycling Mapping.

Keen to get started on setting up your own group? Log in or register to use the site.

We love cycling. We love riding together. Join the social cycling revolution. Find a ride.

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