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Explore Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club’s Cyclocross page to learn about this exciting, all-terrain cycling discipline! From muddy trails to steep climbs, cyclocross offers thrilling challenges for riders of all abilities. Find information on upcoming cyclocross events, training tips, and resources to help you master the skills needed for this dynamic sport. Whether you're new to cyclocross or a seasoned competitor, join Stockton Wheelers and embrace the adventure of off-road cycling. Cycle Cross Cyclocross (CX) is a high-energy cycling discipline that blends elements of road racing, mountain biking, and obstacle racing. Held in the cooler months, cyclocross races feature short, intense laps (usually 2-3 km) on mixed-terrain courses that include grass, mud, gravel, and sand. Obstacles like barriers and steep climbs often force riders to dismount and carry their bikes, adding a unique physical challenge. Cyclocross Bikes and Gear Cyclocross bikes are specially designed for rugged courses: Geometry: High bottom brackets and shorter wheelbases for maneuverability. Tires: Wider, treaded tires for grip on loose or muddy surfaces. Brakes: Disc brakes to handle wet and muddy conditions. Other essentials include grippy shoes with cleats, gloves for control, and layered clothing for variable weather. Key Skills Dismounting and Remounting: Seamlessly navigate barriers by quickly hopping on and off the bike. Cornering on Loose Surfaces: Master tight, muddy turns to maintain speed. Terrain Adaptation: Adjust constantly to different surfaces with balance and control. Why Cyclocross? Cyclocross is beloved for its community spirit, high-energy atmosphere, and accessibility for riders and spectators alike. With short laps in accessible venues, CX events are exciting, fast-paced, and spectator-friendly, making it an ideal sport for all cycling enthusiasts to experience up close. Click on an image below to take you to local events. NECCL

Explore Stockton Wheelers' Time Trialing page for everything you need to join competitive time trials. Offering a range of events for cyclists of all levels, we provide a supportive and challenging environment to improve speed, technique, and endurance. Learn about upcoming time trials, entry requirements, and tips to enhance your performance. Join us and test your limits on the clock with Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club. TIME TRIALLING Time trialling in the UK is a popular cycling sport where riders compete solo against the clock. Unlike typical races, riders start individually, aiming to complete a course as quickly as possible. Standard distances include 10, 25, 50, and 100 miles, with events like 12-hour and 24-hour trials as more extreme challenges. Key Aspects of Time Trialling: Types: Solo, team, and hill climb time trials. Courses: Routes range from flat roads to hilly climbs and are often on open roads, requiring awareness of traffic. Equipment: Specialized bikes, road bikes, aero helmets, and form-fitting clothing help reduce drag and increase speed. Governing Bodies: Cycling Time Trials (CTT) oversees most events, setting rules and standards for competitions. Getting Started Riders can find events through local clubs or the CTT website . Beginners are advised to start with shorter distances, invest in basic aerodynamic gear, and focus on pacing to maintain high speeds. For a friendly introduction, come and try a SWCC Time Trial on a Thursday night, where new riders are always welcome. Time trialling offers a supportive community and a unique way to test endurance and speed across the UK’s scenic roads. Results 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 SWCC TT's 17/4/2025 01/5/2025 08/5/2025 15/5/2025 29/5/2025 05/6/2025 12/6/2025 26/6/2025 03/7/2025 10/7/2025 24/7/2025 31/7/2025 07/7/2025 Croft TT's 23/4/2025 21/5/2025 18/6/2025 16/7/2025 20/8/2025

Meet the dedicated members of the Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club Committee, a team of passionate cyclists and volunteers working to support and grow our club. On the Committee page, you’ll find information on each member's role, responsibilities, and contributions, along with how they help organize events, manage club activities, and enhance the experience for all members. Get to know the people behind Stockton Wheelers and learn how you can connect or get involved with club leadership THE COMMITTEE Nick Leech Chairman Michelle Kilcullen Secretary Paul Kitson Treasurer THE COMMITTEE Colin Leckonby President & Welfare Officer Edwin Squires Member Steve Newton Member Jackie Curran Member Paul Curran Member Jamie Corcoran Member

Learn about Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club's Limitless Program, an inclusive initiative dedicated to supporting cyclists with disabilities or unique challenges. The Limitless Program provides adaptive equipment, tailored coaching, and a supportive environment, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the benefits of cycling. Join us to experience community, accessibility, and empowerment through cycling, regardless of physical limitations. Be part of a program where everyone’s potential is limitless. LIMITLESS British Cycling introduced the Limitless program in February 2023 to promote inclusive cycling, making the sport more accessible for people with disabilities or impairments. Stockton Wheelers is proud to be a Limitless Focus Club and now offers regular inclusive cycling sessions, welcoming riders of all ages who may need supervision or assistance. Our club has proudly competed in Para Series racing events and regularly participates in club runs on tandems. Our Inclusive Sessions We host two types of Limitless sessions: Tandem Sessions: Specifically for visually impaired riders, using tandem bikes. Inclusive Sessions: Designed for riders with various disabilities, using tricycles, hand cycles, and recumbents. Sessions run every other Saturday from 1:00 to 3:30 pm at Middlesbrough Sports Village (TS4 3AE). Both sessions are held twice per month and advertised by email and on SWCC Facebook page. The Venue and Support Both sessions take place on a smooth, traffic-free 1 km circuit, fully enclosed for safety, creating a secure and welcoming environment. Our sessions are supported by experienced, DBS-certified volunteers, ensuring quality assistance. Through these Limitless sessions, participants can enjoy exercise, develop new skills, improve well-being, and, for those interested, even explore paracycling as a sport. We look forward to welcoming new faces and embarking on this exciting journey together. For more information, please contact us at Limitless@stocktonwheelers.org.uk or visit our Facebook page. You’re also welcome to drop in and see us at a session - come join the ride!

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An annual ride to support Mel and the work she does with the seeing dogs trust MEL'S RIDE Mel began her tandem journey as a stoker with Stockton Wheelers’ visually impaired tandem sessions at Middlesbrough Sports Village in August 2021. After gaining confidence there, she joined one of the Stockton Wheelers' social rides on local country lanes and enjoyed every moment of it. Following three years of tandem riding, Mel set her sights on a major milestone: completing a 100-mile ride. She chose a route to York and back, and the date was set for April 2024. Mel also decided to turn this ride into a fundraiser for The Seeing Dogs Alliance, setting an initial goal of £1,000. By the end of the event, she had exceeded expectations, raising £1,500. The funds were donated to support the purchase and training of assistance dogs for people who are blind or visually impaired. The ride received tremendous support, with 18 other Stockton Wheelers members joining in, many of whom were tackling their own first 100-mile challenge. The event was a resounding success; everyone enjoyed the experience and made a meaningful impact for a great cause. Following the event's success, the Stockton Wheelers committee has decided to establish an annual 100+ mile challenge ride, inviting all members to participate in this memorable adventure. The route for 2025 is yet to be confirmed, but we look forward to welcoming everyone for another incredible ride! seeing cheque (1) 1000015463 1000015464 seeing cheque (1) 1/5

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