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14.03.2010 | 10.00 Mother's Day Meander
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Soanes Cycles

Monday, 17 August 2009 00:00

Axe Valley Pedallers are grateful to Soanes Cycles for their continued support of the club.

Bikes, clothing and other accessories can be purchased at their shop in Colyton and AVP Members are entitled to a 10% discount on the production of their membership card.

Visit their website www.devoncycles.com for details of what they have to offer or drop in to the shop next time your in Colyton.

Soanes Cycles, Queens Square, Colyton, EX24 6JX Map - 01297 552308

FAQs

No, you don't need an fancy bike or have to wear lycra to ride with us. Follow the link to find answers to common questions about the club.

Do I need a fancy bike to ride with AVP? The simple answer is no... but, as with any bike, it should be road worthy. The important thing is to get out and ride and to enjoy yourself. If you start riding on a regular basis and feel that you'd like to upgrade to something better we can help you choose a suitable bike for your style of riding.
Do I need to wear lycra? Certainly not. Again, it's about getting out on your bike and enjoying the ride, not about trying to look the part. We have one regular member who choses to ride in work boots and jeans and it certainly doesn't slow him down. Many of us do wear cycle specific clothing because it's been designed for riding so it's more comfortable than normal clothes. Don't let the lycra put you off!

A Brief History

Tuesday, 27 January 2009 09:46
Although we are a young club we have seen a remarkable growth in members over the last four years. This is how it all started. During the summer of 2004, Alistair ‘Madal’ Cope and Anne ‘Deegee’ Roberts joined Sustrans on one of their ‘Trailblazing’ rides. They cycled from Seaton down to the Eden Project over a period of 4 days and had a brilliant time.
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Who Does What?

Monday, 26 January 2009 21:36
Who keeps the show on the road and how to contact them...
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