Regular Tuesday rides, 6:30 leave 6.45pm at the public car park next to The De La Warr Pavillion opposite Dunselma Hotel: We ride in most weather conditions except high wind or rain. (Please check website status if in doubt) Streetmap directions click here:

2012

Tuesday 24th January 2.30pm Official opening of the Connect 2 Bulverhythe Link Coastal Path            Meet at Glyne Gap by Cafe on the Beach for the photo with Contractors, ESCC, Sustrans, Rother and Hastings BC Councilors together with HUB and us representing the cycle fraternity.

Saturday 3rd March 11.30am - Fairtrade Food and Cycle meet at a hall to be announced somewhere in Bexhill 

Saturday 28th April - Grand opening of Connect 2 - re-creation of the original photo shoot along Galley Hill........... lots of colour, noise, glamour and razmataz.................. maybe famous celebs

.Every 2nd Sunday Each Month Starting in March Bexhill ‘Tweed & Tea on the Promenade’ Family Ride
STATUS: GOING AHEAD October,9th
Details : 2nd Sunday of each month we meet for a relaxed, short family ride around Bexhill ending with afternoon tea at one of the town’s many cafes on the seafront. An opportunity to dust down your bicycle; find something ‘tweedy’ to wear, and join us for some gentle exercise and a tea.
Meet time : 2.45pm for 3.00pm departure
Meet place : Bexhill Railway Station, under the entrance canopy. TN40 1EB Streetmap directions click here.
Route / Distance : 1-2 miles -nobody will be left behind. (Additional ride after coffee for the more energetic).
Bicycles : Any bicycle, but pre-1980 classics or retro appreciated, if you have one to add to the nostalgic Edwardian spirit of the ride.
Dress code : Tweed. (Please no lycra or modern sweatshirts - thank you) Need ideas? Click here or here or here or here.
Group organisers : Ray Konyn (Classic Cycle Group) info@classiccyclegroup.co.uk Tel. 07711 241891
Barry Line barry.line@talktalk.net 07970 976242

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Cyclists are responsible for ensuring their own safety, obeying highway code and that their bike is operative. No rider will be left behind and the group will take breaks when deemed necessary.

* CATEGORIES OF BICYCLE:

Class 1: Pre-1918 (including transitional velocipede or motorised bicycles)

Class 2: Pre-1944

Class 3: Pre-1980

Class 4: Retro or Reproduction (acceptable)

Class 5: After 1980 Contemporary (May not be acceptable for some rides. Check in “events” above)

Participants are responsible for their own and the safety of any unaccompanied children.

Sadly we regret no cycling on the promenade as per current byelaws however, we can walk our cycles on the promenade.