Salisbury's local cycling club

'The Salisbury Road Club was formed by a few enthusiasts on the cycle track at Victoria Park in early August 1936.  One of the founder members, Joe Jones Snr, is still an active member of the club. Each year the club promotes a series of time trials in the area, as well as an audax event, a cyclo-sportive event and club runs throughout the summer on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.  The Salisbury Road Club is a small, but friendly club and all are welcome.  For further details contact the club via its website or through Stonehenge Cycles in Salisbury.'

Wednesday evening pub runs (in association with Salisbury CTC). Start from Market Square 19:00

Thursday evening club runs.

April – August. Non-competitive training rides of around two hours duration. Meet at the War Memorial in Market Square, Salisbury at 19:30 (not held on race days).

Seventy 70.

The Seventy70 is a non-competitive 'cyclo-sportive' event. It will be held on Sunday 13th July, starting and finishing at Woodgreen village hall (nr Fordingbridge). Start time is 9am.

There are three distances, 70 miles or 70km for more experienced cyclists and a 35km ‘family-friendly’ route to choose from. The cost is £5 per person, this includes direction sheets for all riders, a medal to all finishers and free food & drinks at the start and finish.

There is ample free parking at Woodgreen village hall. Contact is: Julian Hayhurst

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