One of the things our club riders love is a good Tea / Coffee / Cake stop, so we’ve included a few of our favourites on the map below.
Salisbury Road And Mountain cycle club
One of the things our club riders love is a good Tea / Coffee / Cake stop, so we’ve included a few of our favourites on the map below.
A new committee has been appointed by the members of SRAMcc to run the club. The committee members are;
Following the appointment of a new committee to SRAMcc we are currently bringing everything up-to-date. We’ve moved the website to new servers, transferring over the domain domains to club ownership, and starting to update pages etc.
We’re also going to make sramcc.com the new default website (compared with the old salisburyroadandmountain.com)
This is a valuable thing to learn, its here where you get the most protection from the wind. If there is a rider on your wheel then you have a number of obligations
Once you get a bit stronger you are obliged to get off the back of the bunch and make your way to the front and do your bit. Not going through messes up the rhythm of the group. Missing turns and cruising at the back all day is a quick way to lose other riders’ respect.
It’s important that you let everyone behind know what’s coming up. Those at the back won’t be able to see, so are relying on you to give them adequate warning and keep them safe. These include hand signals (for pointing out pot-holes for example) and verbal shouts that there is a “car front”, “car rear” or that you are “slowing”
The biggest hazard in group riding is people stopping quickly and unexpectedly, hence why it’s commented on in topics above. More accidents and mass pile-ups are caused by people panicking and grabbing a handful of brake than anything else. If you stop suddenly, the person behind is just going to run into you, and a collision is likely to bring down other riders as well. If something happens in front, look for ways to avoid it while maintaining speed and shouting back a warning, rather than simply slamming on the anchors.