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North Hampshire Road Club 

Club Night:



The Time

 Winter:
Meet for a chat
Every Monday evening.
From 7:30pm
till 8:30pm


Summer:
Every Monday 
evening for 
Club Ride.
6:30 for 6:45pm
Start.

The Place
Monk Sherborne 
Village Hall











 


Monday Night Training Rides: 
Every Monday starting May 2008 and continuing throughout the summer the North Hampshire Road Club will lead you on a ride through the lanes of 
Monk Sherborne, Bramley, Mortimer and Pamber Green/End. The North Hampshire Road Club meets at Monk Sherborne village hall (opposite the Mole public house) at 6.30pm with the rides starting at 6:45pm, the routes will take approximately an hour to complete. 
Regular & new riders welcome. 
You will finish back at Monk Sherborne village hall. There are normally three groups, 
a leisurely one for riders who wish to bring their children or just want a steady ride 
and two for the slightly more energetic and enthusiastic ones. You are advised to 
bring with you, spare inner tube(s), tyre levers, and a pump. Please ensure your 
cycles are in a roadworthy condition (i.e. brakes that work, tyres that are not bald or badly perished, 
and all nuts and bolts tightly secured). Anyone looking to take part can just turn up. 
If you have any queries  please contact Stu Carver on, 0118 9810491.

Winter Months:
Both members and non-members are welcome at club room every week. 
Here you can  catch up on the latest cycling chit-chat. 
Plus normal cross to The Mole pub for some refreshment!
However we don't meet on Bank Holiday Mondays

 

 

Monk Sherborne Village Hall

Is located in the middle of the Village, opposite the "The Mole" Public House.
Monk Sherborne Village Location Map
 

  Club Runs
 
  Sunday Club Runs
  The North Hampshire Road Club Sunday club runs depart The club room at 9am. 
 
  The objective is to ride approx 50 to 60 miles and aim to be back in the Basingstoke area for 1pm.
  There is normally a café stop. 
  
  You'll need to carry at least enough equipment to repair a puncture(s) and be comfortable riding 
  in a group. It's also a good idea to carry food and drink to keep you going and extra kit for wet 
  and cold weather. Also money for food and drink at café stop.
  
  The routes are tried and tested and you'll get to know the local area quite well. There is no 
  formal organization it's just a case of who ever turns up on the day bearing in mind races, 
  domestic commitments etc.