- Starts: Sunday 4 February 2024 9:30 am
- Ride leader/Event organiser: Stephen Goodyer
- Category: Cancelled, Sunday morning rides
- Terrain: C - Hilly
- A - Severe. Route has extreme elevation change, with both short and longer sustained climbs (e.g. Duncton Hill).
- B - Very hilly. Route has major elevation change, with longer sustained climbs (e.g. Harting Hill from the south).
- C - Hilly. Route is undulating with a number of short climbs involved (e.g. Havant to Bishop's Waltham).
- D - Gentle. Route has minor elevation change on gentle slopes (e.g. south coast cycle route to Chichester).
- E - Flat. Route has little or no elevation change (e.g. Portsea Island).
Our grading scheme
When grading routes we use the following scheme:
Contact us about this event
Send an email to ride leader/event organiser: Stephen Goodyer.
Map
CANCELLED
Bookings for this ride/event
Booking is required for this ride. Please let the ride leader know if you want to join. Please do not turn up for the ride unless you've had your booking confirmed or your name appears below.
The ride leader might increase the size of the ride, especially if they get support from another ride leader. Please don't be put off asking to join the ride if it shows as full.
The ride leader has not recorded any bookings yet.
Ride leader notes
I ride a Scott gravel bike. I am looking to take as much of the ride off road as I can. In keeping with Cycling UK who are championing gravel bike riding with many off road routes. I will ride quiet country lanes to get to next gravel off road section. But the aim is to be traffic free as possible. This involves riding Bridleways, Byways, across fields and grass verges, and of course cycle paths. Average speed between 8-9 mph.
I will always cancel a ride if raining or strong winds or icy.
I always carry a first aid kit. So come and enjoy the countryside, and try to get away from cars.
About Sunday morning rides
A pleasant Sunday morning ride, at a modest pace and in good company every other Sunday. Various start points.
This article describes what you should consider bringing with you.