Reading Cycling Club

Reading CC has been promoting cycling in Berkshire since 1974. With over 200 members, the club is dedicated to giving cyclists the opportunity to race, ride and enjoy life on two wheels. We have something on offer for all sporting riders, with a series of evening time trials throughout the racing season, several social rides every week along with road racing, sportives, audax and cyclo-cross. We welcome new members to participate in all these activities. Please browse the site to learn more about us, and don't hesitate to contact a member of the committee for further information. Click here for how to join.

Reading Cycling Club press report, week ending 12 October 2008

Mid-October produced lovely sunshine for the end of the road season and
the beginning of the cyclo-cross season.

Reading Cycling Club press report, week ending 5 October 2008

Stormy weekend weather couldn't keep Reading riders off their bikes.
Nick Crocker produced another top-drawer ride to almost claim the Autumn
Epic.

Reading Cycling Club press report, week ending 28 September 2008

It was a busy week for the club, with members taking part in almost every discipline, as the summer season draws to a close and the autumn/winter season is starting.

Reading LVRC Road Race - October 28th - Results

The races had a total of 120 entrants, and were run successfully on Sunday morning as part of the SPIUK Percy Stallard Series 2008 . The full results are attached in spreadsheet format.

Congratulations to the age category winners: Bob Garlinge (A), Simon Williams (B), Malcolm Whitehead (C), Ralph Keeler (D), Clive Pingold (E), Ken Haddon (F), Brian Dacey (G) .

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Reading Cycling Club press report, week ending 21 September 2008

This weekend was the occasion of short but intense racing in the club
hill-climb championship.

Hill Climb Champs 21st September 2008

Today saw good weather and a good turn out for the club hill climb championships. As last year we did the hill climb on two hills. The first short and sharp and the second longer and more of a road man's hill.

Paul Taylor defended his title winning both hills and having an overall margin of 20 seconds over Nick English.

The results below show the times for each climb with the rank on that climb, and the over all time and rank.

Photos can be seen here