Friendly weekend of cycling on York’s Knavesmire.

Whether you cycle already or not, please do come along, bring the family and have a go! There’s a family atmosphere and plenty to do all weekend, including live music, food and a real ale bar.

The York Rally, founded in 1945, is famous as the UK’s historic gathering for cycle tourers, grass-roots racers, vintage cycle experts and more!

Now in its 6th year, Evesham Cyclefest gets better every year, but our aim remains the same – getting more bums on bikes!

This year we have a new HQ at Hampton Ferry, Boat Lane, Evesham WR11 4BP, and route options to suit all riders which showcase the best cycling the Vale of Evesham has to offer.

3 sportive routes – from £20

18 mile leisure ride – from £5

Children’s ride – £2 (entry on the day only)

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT! Enter by 31 July and save up to £6

To celebrate the Women's Festival of Cycling, we will once again invite women of all abilities to join us for a cycle ride using the Wirral Circular Trail - a very popular, largely traffic free route that follows the coast around our spectacular peninsula. Choose from three different distances; the full 35 mile route; a more leisurely 15 miles; or, a taster tryout of 5 miles. Please register in advance for FREE using Eventbrite

Each year hundreds of cyclists from all over the UK come together in the West Midlands village of Meriden - traditionally regarded as the centre of England - to pay tribute to fallen cyclists. 

Cyclists from around the country make their way to Meriden to attend a service to commemorate cyclists who have died in combat. 

Leaving Bicester Leisure Centre at around 9:30am, following a 100km route (figure of 8) with coffee at 33km and lunch at 67km. Average pace 20km/h (12.5mph). Possibility of slower pace if we can get a group together.

Parking allowed at the Centre. Coffee and lunch at Carnitas 15 Cornwall Place, Buckingham. You can see the lunch menu at the bottom of this page and you will be asked to choose in due course.

CTC Cymru is pleased to announce that the 2019 Welsh Festival of Cycling is returning to Ruthin.

The Festival provides an opportunity for cyclists of all descriptions to experience the beauty of Denbighshire and beyond with rides which have been geared to a range of abilities and interests.

Ruthin lies in the Vale of Clwyd about 20 miles inland from the North Wales coast. The location gives scope for gentle rides in the valley or hillier rides taking in the Clwydian Range, Denbigh Moors, or the Berwyns.

Now in its its 6th year, always with great feedback. Fully signposted, supported 106km route on the quiet back roads and lanes of Shropshire. It's testing at 1,430m of climbing, but not extreme – making the most of the dramatic terrain and views in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. All Ludlow Cycling Festival proceeds after running costs go to Macmillan Cancer Support. Organised by Ludlow Cycling Club.

Three routes of different lengths through the rolling Surrey lanes, often following the Surrey Cycleway. It’s not flat but mostly runs south of the Surrey Hills. Lunch and tea at the Pavilion, and pubs and cafes on the routes for those who need a little more. Start between 08:00 and 11:00. Finish up to 21:00.

The UK’s only cycle touring festival is returning for its fifth year this May.

The festival brings together cyclists of all types, from experienced veterans to those who have never put up a tent before.  It is a non-profit event, run by volunteers, and the focus is on building the cycle touring community.  You won’t find rows of stalls trying to sell you things: instead the focus is on stories from the road and practical advice to inspire and equip you to do your own tour.