Ready to join Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club? Our Join page provides everything you need to become part of our vibrant cycling community. Open to all ages and skill levels, membership offers access to club rides, races, coaching, and social events, plus exclusive member benefits. Connect with like-minded cyclists, improve your skills, and enjoy a welcoming community that shares your passion for cycling. Join Stockton Wheelers today and ride with us toward new adventures and achievements! Is this a new membership or renewal?* New Renewal First name* Last name* Birthday* Day Month Month Year Phone* Address* Email* Your insurance details. Which organisation are you in? All members taking part in club events, including club rides, must be members of British Cycling, the Cyclists’ Touring Club, the British Triathlon Association, or similar organisation and hold third * British Cycling CTC British Triathlon Other What is your membership number and expiry date?* Are you a member of another cycling club/team and if so, would Stockton Wheelers be your first or second claim club? *Please note, second claim members are not eligible to vote on club matters, to qualify for club trophies, or participate in coaching* No I am not in any other team or club Yes, I am in another team & Stockton Wheelers will be my FIRST CLAIM club Yes, I am in another team & Stockton Wheelers will be my SECOND CLAIM club Details of any other applicants that are in another team or club - which applicant, and will Stockton Wheelers be first or second claim. Please give details of each. How many additional applicants?* 0 Confirm you have read the Clubs Constitution , Privacy Notice , Adult Code of Conduct and Youth and Parents Code of Conduct (for junior members). * Confirm you have read SWCC Ride Rules https://www.stocktonwheelers.org.uk/club-cycling-rules * Membership type* Adult (over 18) £15 Junior (under 18) £7.50 Family (up to 2 over 18's at the same address, plus their children under 18 £35 Junior member loan club jersey's £10 ----- Please note transactions will show as WP*Sports Club ----- Submit

Nopinz Our club shop is open all year round in partnership with Nopinz, giving you access to high-quality kit whenever you need it. Please note that this range is designed for adults only. You can choose from any of the NoPinz collection, all customised in SWCC colours to represent the club with pride. Click here to visit the club shop and explore the full range. If you have any questions, please contact SWCC through the contact page. https://nopinz.com/product-category/club-nopinz/stockton-wheelers/ Kalas We also operate a Kalas Club Shop, which opens periodically throughout the year and offers both adult and children’s SWCC-themed kit. When the shop is open, a link will appear below for you to place your order.

Join Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club's Volunteer Program and make a difference in the cycling community! Our volunteers are essential to organizing events, supporting youth programs, managing rides, and creating a welcoming environment for cyclists of all levels. Whether you're passionate about cycling or simply want to give back, there are many ways to get involved. Discover rewarding volunteer roles, meet new people, and help us grow a thriving cycling community in Stockton-on-Tees VOLUNTEERING Volunteering with Stockton Wheelers is a rewarding way to engage with a passionate cycling community while contributing to the growth and success of the sport. Volunteers are the backbone of the club, playing vital roles in organizing events, coordinating club rides, and supporting youth and competitive cycling programs. Whether you're assisting at local races, mentoring young riders, or managing logistics, your efforts make a lasting impact. Volunteering fosters teamwork, builds valuable skills, and offers a sense of achievement as you help others embrace a love for cycling. Join us and be part of something extraordinary!

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

Discover Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club’s Adult Racing page, your gateway to competitive cycling. From local road races to time trials, we provide training, race information, and support for adult cyclists looking to challenge themselves and improve performance. Whether you're a seasoned racer or new to competition, our community offers resources, expert guidance, and camaraderie to help you achieve your racing goals. Join Stockton Wheelers and experience the thrill of competitive cycling. ADULT RACING Road and circuit racing in the UK has grown massively in popularity among amateur cyclists. The country’s diverse landscapes, from rolling countryside to bustling city circuits, provide a perfect backdrop for those eager to test their endurance, skill, and passion on two wheels. For amateurs, joining a road race or taking on a closed-circuit event is an exhilarating way to experience the thrill of competitive cycling without the pressures of the professional leagues. UK racing events for amateurs are plentiful and range from short, closed-circuit criteriums in urban areas to longer, scenic road races that showcase the beauty of the British countryside. For those new to the sport, local amateur circuits are a great starting point. Criteriums, or “crits,” are particularly popular among beginners. These are fast-paced races held on short, closed-loop courses, often in town centers or on dedicated cycling circuits, which creates a dynamic environment for cyclists and spectators alike. Circuit racing demands quick reflexes, smart positioning, and a strong sprint, as racers need to navigate tight corners and jockey for position. Beginners will benefit from the intense but supportive atmosphere, where experienced cyclists are often more than willing to share tips on racing strategy, drafting, and how to handle the competitive dynamics of group cycling. British Cycling Club (BCC) and The London International (TLI) In the UK, two organisations stand out for supporting and promoting amateur and grassroots cycling: British Cycling Club (BCC) and The London International (TLI). Both organisations play a critical role in fostering a passion for cycling, making it accessible, and providing opportunities for both newcomers and seasoned cyclists to participate in organized events, gain experience, and enjoy the camaraderie of the sport. British Cycling Club (BCC) British Cycling Club (BCC) is one of the UK’s most prominent organisations dedicated to advancing cycling at all levels. From beginners to elites, BCC provides a robust structure for road and circuit racing, offering a variety of events and training programs across the country. The BCC is also known for its commitment to cycling safety, education, and skill development, making it an ideal starting point for amateurs looking to enter the world of competitive cycling. BCC members benefit from an array of resources: Organized Races: BCC hosts and sanctions races across the UK, providing a pathway for cyclists to progress through competitive ranks. These events are often age-graded or divided by skill level, ensuring fair competition. Skill Development: From beginner classes to advanced tactics, BCC emphasises technical and strategic skill-building, helping cyclists improve their racing technique, handling, and overall performance. Community Support: BCC brings together cyclists from all backgrounds, creating a supportive community that encourages sharing knowledge, tips, and experiences. For amateur cyclists, joining a BCC-affiliated club is a fantastic way to gain access to regular, structured training and a wealth of race opportunities. Many of these clubs also run weekly training rides, social events, and skills clinics, creating an inclusive environment where riders can build confidence, fitness, and friendships. The London International (TLI) The London International (TLI) caters specifically to amateur and grassroots racers, with a focus on inclusive, accessible, and enjoyable racing experiences. TLI organizes and promotes local and regional cycling events, including road races, criteriums, and closed-circuit events, where cyclists can hone their skills and experience the excitement of competitive racing in a welcoming setting. Key features of TLI: Amateur-Friendly Events: TLI's events are tailored for amateurs, with a low-pressure atmosphere that emphasizes enjoyment and personal growth alongside competition. Flexible Categories: Races are often categorized by age, skill, and experience level, allowing riders of all abilities to find their place in the competition and race against those of a similar level. Community-Centered Races: With a focus on local events, TLI is deeply integrated into the community, and many of its events are held on traffic-free circuits, making them safe and accessible for all participants. TLI also prides itself on fostering a culture of inclusivity, which is reflected in its emphasis on fair play, sportsmanship, and creating a supportive environment. This makes TLI an ideal organisation for cyclists who may feel intimidated by more competitive racing scenes but are still eager to experience the thrill of racing. For anyone new to road or circuit racing, TLI events offer an excellent entry point to build race experience in a relaxed yet competitive setting. Additionally, TLI's close community ties and well-organized events make it a perfect stepping stone for cyclists looking to advance within amateur cycling or eventually transition to larger competitive events through British Cycling or other governing bodies.

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

MEDIUM/LONG SUNDAY ROUTES Medium and long rides will commence from the West End Bowling Club, TS18 5BE. Each week the rides will be published via our Facebook page. Below are links to the Strava Routes. You can sync the routes from Strava to Garmin and Wahoo. Rusty Bank (Clay Bank) - 43 miles/1,900 ft Rusty Bike (Osmotherly) - 43 miles/1,800 ft Dudley Arms via Commondale - 48 miles/3,000 ft Ellerton Lakes - 49 miles/1,600 ft Roots - 50 miles/1,500 ft Eppleby - 50 miles/2,000 ft Dudley Arms via Neasham - 50 miles/1,800 ft Yafforth - 52 miles/1,700 ft Paddock Farm - 53 miles/1,600 ft Yorkshire Cycle Hub - 64 miles/5,000ft Old Barn (Bagby) - 72 miles/2,300 ft Dales Bike Centre - 78 miles/3,200 ft

2026 Events Track nights - see Facebook page Majorca Trip Club and Croft 10 mile TT's Mel's Ride - TBC SWCC Charity day - TBC Tuesday Aisalby - 6pm every Tuesday starting at WEBC Sunday rides - see Facebook page Limitless Saturdays - see Facebook page Youth Coaching - Saturday mornings Tan Hill Time Trial - see CTT

Explore the Club Constitution page of Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club to learn about the rules, structure, and governance that guide our organization. The constitution outlines our club’s mission, membership requirements, roles of officers, and decision-making processes, ensuring transparency and fairness in all our activities. Whether you're a current member or considering joining, this page provides important information about the foundation and principles that support Stockton Wheelers CONSTITUTION & RULES