Rides in January and February
The January and February rides lists are now available. Yes, it's those drab winter months with a risk of bad weather and icy roads. So we've planned shorter rides and moved the Sunday tea stops closer to Cambridge. But all the routes can be extended if we get some nice clear winter days.
There are a few highspots coming up on the Sunday rides with two new lunch stops in February and a total of three home teas. The first home tea is at John F's at the end of January, and this is followed by home teas at Conrad's and at Julia's in February. Hopefully this will tempt most of you out - even if it does rain.
Meanwhile the Thursday rides carry on as usual. And there's a smattering of Saturday and Wednesday evening full-moon rides to round out the programme. So plenty of good opportunities to use those new lights you were given for Christmas...
CTC Cambridge in the 1930s
A selection of photos taken in the 1930's by club member Donnex Claydon have now been published on this website. They show how active the club was in the 1930s, and what fun its members had.
Latest ride reports from the CTC Cambridge Blog
29 Jan: All-day ride to Waresley, Hinxworth and Newnham
Gareth writes: It was a gloomy morning: the temperature just one or two
degrees, and one of those thick cold fogs that only the fens of
Cambridgeshire can brew, with visibility down to a hundred metres or so. (more)
26 Jan: Thursday ride to Horseheath and Dullingham
Edward writes: This Thursday it was the turn of Rupert to take the helm
and lead us on our weekly jaunt into the countryside. (more)
22 Jan: Afternoon ride to Foxton
Tina writes: Ten riders gathered at Brookside for what promised to be a
sunny but 'breezy' ride. Neil was our leader this afternoon and took us
down side streets emerging from Bateman Street onto Hills Road. (more)
21 Jan: Ride to Boston and New York
Nigel writes: I was in Boston today with my bike and was stumped for
something to do, so I decided to cycle to New York. Well, not quite. (more)
19 Jan: Thursday ride to Toft and Gamlingay
Edward writes: This Thursday only five riders met at Haslingfield Green,
which was something of a surprise as the early morning rain had stopped
and, although still overcast, very little wind. (more)
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If you enjoy sociable and non-competitive cycling in the local countryside, for an afternoon, a whole day and occasionally for longer, CTC Cambridge is the club for you.