Sea, sky and the roads in between
A look at a map of the far west of Cornwall shows you that the sea is on three sides. It’s the bit in between – the roads encircling the moors, the lanes, sharp hills and swooping descents – that Penzance Wheelers makes its own. It’s a landscape sculpted by the sun, wind and rain, things cyclists know about only too well. To the north, the Atlantic. To the south, the channel. Separated at its narrowest point by about 30 minutes of pedal strokes, it nevertheless contains the kind of training roads that have seen Penzance Wheelers produce riders of regional, national and international standing.
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Our weekly club ride meets at 9am every Sunday morning at Jordan’s Café, Long Rock. There are usually 3 groups.
Distance is around 40 – 65 miles, and a coffee/cake stop at one of West Cornwall’s fine cafés is always included. No-one is dropped, and we wait for riders should they have a puncture or mechanical trouble.
There is also a mid-week ride: 9:30am Thursdays, normally doing around 35 – 45 miles.
If you’re new to cycling and looking to develop your interest and learn how to ride in a group, a Wheelers club ride is a great place to start. And if you’re down on holiday and fancy spending a few hours on Cornish roads in the company of like-minded souls, we’re happy to have you along.
Group 1 - For faster-paced, more experienced cyclists.
Group 2 - A steadier, more sportive-type ride.
Group 3 - For those who prefer a more touring pace.
