Exciting new developments in the pipeline.
Just to let you know that there will be some exciting developments coming in the next few weeks and another Cycle Chic Ride is planned for September!
More news as things progress.
Sheffield Cyclists Touring Club is celebrating its centenary
“This weekend Sheffield Cyclists Touring Club is celebrating its centenary and we have two events to tempt you:
On Saturday join us at the Lantern Theatre in Nether Edge for a film night. The main feature is a fabulous feel good film ‘Breaking Away’ (12) about an American cycling mad teenager who wishes he was an Italian champion. Tickets available on the door. Details here http://www.sheffieldctc.org/?cat=9
On Sunday, we are expecting good weather for our family friendly ride to Blackburn Meadows. The route is flat and almost entirely on a route separate from the road. If you marvelled at Graeme’s ability to amuse the children on the Cycle Chic ride in June, join us and see if he can do it again. Details here: http://www.sheffieldctc.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/July-Family-Ride.pdf”
New Flickr Group
Thank you to everyone who came on the ride yesterday, it was a fantastic turnout.
If anyone has got any photos please upload them to the new flickr group for everyone to see and we’ll post a selection on the blog soon:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/cyclechicsundayssheffield/
Thanks
Here’s some pictures of last years ride:
Inaugural Cycle Chic Sunday Sheffield June 2011
Photography by Jeff Carroll
jeff@presspics.fsnet.co.uk
07772 374 759
(additional photography by sheffieldcyclechic)
Music “Stars on Sunday” by The All Seeing I
from the album “Pickled Eggs & Sherbet”
Lyrics: Jarvis Cocker
Vocals: Tony Christie
With thanks to the stylish riders of Sheffield!
Cycle Chic Sundays 17th June 2012 - Revised Map
View sheffield cycle chic ride 2012 in a larger mapA slightly revised route.
The first stage has been made shorter and only has a very small amount of on road riding to make it suitable for very young kids.
The second stage has omitted Frog Walk, which is too narrow for a large group and goes through the Cemetery instead and the last part of the Moor has been omitted to make the approach to the Peace Gardens easier.
The third stage has been shortened to avoid Ecclesall Road, finishing at the Botanical Gardens. (If anyone needs to get back to Endcliffe Park it’s not too far away).
Total Route is just over 5 1/2 miles
How to have a guerilla street party: step 5 let the kids make new friends and occupy themselves (Taken with Instagram)
How to have a guerilla street party: step 4 find interesting things to do with a big rope (Taken with Instagram)
How to have a guerilla street party: invite the neighbours, bring tables chairs and food, have a good time (Taken with Instagram)
