Category: Meetings

This month, after a quick catch up and a cup of coffee, we want to hear about what are your favourite cycling books. Read anything new recently? Or a favourite that you always go back to on your shelf. Can be on maintenance or cycling adventures anywhere in the world – or anything cycling related. Bring along your book and talk about it for 5 mins. If you have any books that you are happy to pass on to others, then bring them along too. 

Note the dates for forthcoming meetings: 28 Apr, 26 May, 30 Jun, 21 Jul. 

Meet: 8pm, Trinity Church Centre, Nether Street, North Finchley N12.

All welcome.

This month, after a quick catch up and a cup of coffee, we want to hear about what are your favourite cycling books. Read anything new recently? Or a favourite that you always go back to on your shelf. Can be on maintenance or cycling adventures anywhere in the world – or anything cycling related. Bring along your book and talk about it for 5 mins. If you have any books that you are happy to pass on to others, then bring them along too. 

Note the dates for forthcoming meetings: 28 Apr, 26 May, 30 Jun, 21 Jul. 

Meet: 8pm, Trinity Church Centre, Nether Street, North Finchley N12.

All welcome.

Our second month back in Trinity Church – and we should be back in our usual Carey Hall this month. This month, after a quick catch up and a cup of coffee, we will be discussing the new regulations that came into force on 29 January as they affect cyclists in the revamped Highway Code. Although the printed version of the Highway Code will not be available until April (eh?!) do check out what is involved online: 

http://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-transport

http://www.cyclinguk.org/safer-highway-code-cyclists

Note the dates for forthcoming meetings: 31 Mar, 28 Apr, 26 May, 30 Jun, 21 Jul. 

For the meeting in March we plan to talk about any good/bad cycling books we have read recently. So have a think about what you have read that you can recommend – or see what is out there and treat yourself to a new book.

Meet: 8pm, Trinity Church Centre, Nether Street, North Finchley N12.

All welcome.

Our second month back in Trinity Church – and we should be back in our usual Carey Hall this month. This month, after a quick catch up and a cup of coffee, we will be discussing the new regulations that came into force on 29 January as they affect cyclists in the revamped Highway Code. Although the printed version of the Highway Code will not be available until April (eh?!) do check out what is involved online: 

http://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-transport

http://www.cyclinguk.org/safer-highway-code-cyclists

Note the dates for forthcoming meetings: 31 Mar, 28 Apr, 26 May, 30 Jun, 21 Jul. 

For the meeting in March we plan to talk about any good/bad cycling books we have read recently. So have a think about what you have read that you can recommend – or see what is out there and treat yourself to a new book.

Meet: 8pm, Trinity Church Centre, Nether Street, North Finchley N12.

All welcome.

Monthly meetings – in real life – are back!  Trinity Church has reopened after building work and we have a booking for the last Thursday of most months, 8-10pm.

The dates for the first part of the year are: 27 Jan, 24 Feb, 31 Mar, 28 Apr, 26 May, 30 Jun, 21 Jul. Note that we are now in the Livingstone Hall – the one next door to our usual meeting.

Come along for a chat and a catch up – no firm agenda for the first meeting. 

Meet: 8pm Livingstone Hall, Trinity Church Centre, Nether Street, North Finchley N12.

All welcome.

We will start with a brief round-up of what is happening locally and what is happening on the Campaign front.

Then, this month group member, Paul Shipway, will talk about riding off road. He will cover basic equipment, and some of the routes we can do from Barnet and further afield. 

This meeting is open to members of the group and our local supporters only. If you attended any of the previous meetings there is no need to do anything and you will be sent the Zoom invite a few days before the meeting. If you wish to be added to the list, please send an email to alison.ewington@ntlworld.com.

A special topic this month: “The Goldilocks Zone and how to stay there. Keeping warm and cool enough for cycling comfort.”

Our own Dr Helen Vecht will give us the lowdown on temperature control for comfortable cycling. Then we will have questions and answers – be prepared to join in. Got a favourite tip to pass on? Long Johns to wave at the camera? (Not wearing them please!). 

This meeting is open to members of the group and our local supporters only. If you attended any of the previous meetings there is no need to do anything and you will be sent the Zoom invite a few days before the meeting. If you wish to be added to the list, please send an email to alison.ewington@ntlworld.com.

Our first meeting of this new year will be held online on Thursday 28th at 8pm. There are a few things to bring everyone up-to-date on – inevitably more discussion on the A1000 cycle route. In addition we hope to have the Borough co-ordinator for Brent, who is also an LCC Trustee, at the meeting.

This meeting is open to members of the group and our local supporters only. If you attended any of the previous meetings there is no need to do anything and you will be sent the Zoom invite in a few days time. If you wish to be added to the list, please send an email to alison.ewington@ntlworld.com.