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Cycling Clubs

I was introduced to cycling when I was about 14. A friend of mine got me involved. He took me to a race he and his Dad were riding in. From that point on I was hooked on cycling.

Once I was hooked on cycling and wanted to get a bike. My friend got me in touch with a man that wanted to sell his old bike. The two knew each other due to their participation in a cycling club.

At an early period in my cycling experience I learned the value of a cycling club.

Cycling clubs are a great support group! They also present an opportunity to be with like minded people and have fun together. A cycling club lets those involved network together and provide a source of getting rid of excess gear or bikes.

Some clubs foster a family type of atmosphere by having picnics and other family oriented activities.

Some of you might be asking: how could I find a club to join. Even in this internet age, to find a local club you might have to actually call up your local bike shop and ask them if they sponsor any. Another way to find them would be to ask any of your present cycling friends. I have found that the internet is not the best way to find local cycling clubs.

Clubs present another good opportunity and that is in finding people that have the same ambitions as you do in cycling. If your present friends aren’t as ambitious as you then clubs let you find others that could be.

I have yet to find a club where anyone could not fit into in some regard or another. No matter if you are a man, woman or child. I have met some really good cyclist in clubs and I have made some good friends.

If you are looking for some place to have some interaction with other cyclists go find a local club to belong to! They are there you just might have to look a little to find one you like.

About the Author

Daniel has been involved in cycling for a number of years. He joined the sport as a teenager and has enjoyed it ever since. He has been involved in a number of races.

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