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FAST.
PRECISION.
EXCITEMENT!

TRACK CYCLING

Track cycling is suitable for a wide range of riders.

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Sprint athletes tend to be muscular and capable of producing massive power for short distances while endurance riders are lighter and more suited to maintaining high speeds over longer distances.

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For more information on track cycling, visit www.britishcycling.org.uk/track

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RIDE ETIQUETTE ON THE TRACK

  • Please ensure that your bike is well serviced and in good working condition before attending a track ride session.

  • Always wear an approved helmet and gloves.

  • Enter the track when a responsible person has given permission – always check for yourself that it’s safe.

  • Listen to the coach or person in charge of the session.

  • Listen to the responsible riders who are in the group – these have been chosen by the club to help you and make things as safe as possible.

  • Do not use inappropriate language at any time.

  • Always take care not to put at risk any other rider or person standing on or near the track.

  • Riders should attend the session most suited for their needs – they must not speed a session up that is not intended for them. Riders will be informed if they should ride below or above the blue line.

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JOIN OUR CLUB

 

 

Membership for the club is managed through the British Cycling Management Tool. During initial sign-up all new members will need to create an online account with British Cycling.

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