Amersham Breeze afternoon tea at Peterlee Farm

Starting from Amersham, we will cycle on mainly quiet country roads to Peterlee Farm

This will be mainly along country roads but we will have to go along a few main roads but these are minimal.

Please wear a helmet, bring a spare inner tube and pump. Check your bike over in advance to make sure the brakes are working and tyres are pumped up!

As always, your bike must be in good working order, bring a spare inner tube and pump, working lights as well as money and lock for when we stop.

Checklist of things to bring:
Helmet (you can't cycle with me without a helmet)
Mudguards (especially the rear wheel) https://bit.ly/3BEhVSE - these are good mudguards
Front and rear Light
2 tubes (1 if tubeless)
Pump/gas canister
Rainwear/gilet (worn or in your pocket/bike bag)
Layers are good for this time of the year
Water bottle
Cash/card for our coffee stop


Please have a good check over your bikes to make sure they are road worthy the day before. British Cycling have put together a handy video for checking your bike before a ride - How to check your bike - British Cycling's M Check

https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=JwSi-AGwm5g&safe=true

Please message me if you have any questions or queries. I look forward to seeing you on our ride!

Please remember to bring with you
- Helmet
-Spare inner tubes for your bike and appropriate tools, even if you don't know how to change an inner tube there are other people in the group to help.
-A water bottle with a drink in, cycling can be thirsty work.
- Appropriate clothing for the weather.

You can contact the leader directly via the ‘Message Ride Creator’ tab in the ride posting on let’s ride unless you have their direct contact details already if you have any questions.
I would prefer it if you wore a cycle helmet.
Please have a good check over your bikes to make sure they are road worthy. Below is a handy video for completing the 'M Check' before a ride. https://www.sustrans.org.uk/our-blog/get-active/2019/everyday-walking-and-cycling/the-m-check-for-your-bike-in-11-steps