Wednesday, 23 December 2009
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Welcome our Blog. We are a well-established cycling club based in Cheam, Surrey. We welcome cyclists of all ages and abilities to our leisure cycling activities on road or mountain bikes. Rides are organized throughout the week on the lanes and byways of Surrey, Sussex and Kent with occasional forays further afield in the UK and on the continent.
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2009
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December
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- See Dave Mclellan's article in Winter Newsletter
- Ghents 2009
- Clarencourt honoured by surprise visit of Father C...
- Christmas Dinner Part 2
- Christmas Dinner
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- Kit design and supplier: Possible changes
- The mysterious church in the marshes.
- Rehabilitaion and Andrew's brithday ride
- Ah Andrew must have been looking for Brian!
- Andrew re appears from the toilets but look at the...
- MTB ride Saturday 12th December. 33 miles.
- Saturday's MTB ride leaves The Organ
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December
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- Cyclosportives (7)
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- history (6)
- Kennet and Avon Canal (1)
- Letter from America (1)
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- Mountain Bike Rides (38)
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- News Items (2)
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- Pub (1)
- Races (19)
- Road Safety (1)
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- Saturday Rides (11)
- snow (2)
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- Sunday Club Runs (20)
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- Team Time Trials (3)
- Things Seen... (23)
- Thursday Rides (3)
- Trips Abroad (49)
- Tuesday Rides (5)
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- Wednesday Night MTB (5)
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- White hill Mickleham was very white indeed (1)
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It is good to see youngsters looking after the old folk and listening to their stories of the British Cycling League and the 350 mile Sunday club runs of the 60's.
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