Excellent, nope we shall see you tomorrow at 10am.
If you could just read through this and just give your bikes a quick check over then you'll be good to go.
What to bring:
A road bike is preferable to a hybrid. Islington is primarily a road cycling club, so we feel this point is very important and having a road bike will make your ride more enjoyable (not to mention speedier!)
Spare inner tubes and a pump. Also, please check your tyres are fully inflated before you join us.
Energy food. We're only doing a short ride, so an energy bar or a banana will do.
Water. Make sure that you can easily carry water with you on your bike.
Waterproofs and / or warm clothing. The weather can change quickly - make sure you have checked the weather report and dress appropriately.
Money. Either for the cafe stop or in case of an emergency (you might be in a situation where you need to get a train or taxi home! So bring enough cash or your cash card!)
What to leave at home:
Your D-Lock. You won't like climbing hills with a lock in tow.
Your rucksack. You should be able to stuff all your things into jersey pockets - or invest in a saddle bag. Rucksacks aren't much fun on a club ride.
@Ali
Excellent, nope we shall see you tomorrow at 10am.
If you could just read through this and just give your bikes a quick check over then you'll be good to go.
What to bring:
A road bike is preferable to a hybrid. Islington is primarily a road cycling club, so we feel this point is very important and having a road bike will make your ride more enjoyable (not to mention speedier!)
Spare inner tubes and a pump. Also, please check your tyres are fully inflated before you join us.
Energy food. We're only doing a short ride, so an energy bar or a banana will do.
Water. Make sure that you can easily carry water with you on your bike.
Waterproofs and / or warm clothing. The weather can change quickly - make sure you have checked the weather report and dress appropriately.
Money. Either for the cafe stop or in case of an emergency (you might be in a situation where you need to get a train or taxi home! So bring enough cash or your cash card!)
What to leave at home:
Your D-Lock. You won't like climbing hills with a lock in tow.
Your rucksack. You should be able to stuff all your things into jersey pockets - or invest in a saddle bag. Rucksacks aren't much fun on a club ride.