Sunday 20th September 2020 9:30am

Starting from - Sherfield on Loddon has a free carpark situated just across the cross roads coming from A33 off Bramley Road on the Left Corner. This is always empty Saturday/Sundays, unless Village Fete or the like, but can be busy of an evening due to football practice. Additional parking can be found opposite The Hart Pub which is right at the cross roads… Please note, We do not have permission to park in the Pub Carpark.

Please Note: Car Park has a Height Barrier, so all Roof Rack users there is parking before the barrier.

Meet 9:15 wheels rolling 9:30 start

The Coffee Shop stop
, RG27 0BU

  • 15.4 miles
  • Mountain Bike, Hybrid (off road tyres), Hybrid (road tyres), Road
  • 2 hr
  • Easygoing
  • Basingstoke and Deane
  • Children aged 8-15*, Children aged 11-15*, Adults 16+ only, Children aged 5-15*

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Hampshire
RG27 0BU

Starting from Sherfield on Loddon, this route takes us out towards Mortimer, Stratfield Saye, and Bramley. We avoid as much main road as possible, but you may need to ride on a couple of B roads, or where mentioned the A33, so I can mix up the routes, but this will be minimal where possible.

Beginners Rides are for beginners who would like to try riding in a small group with an experienced rider at the helm. My rides will be 10/11 miles at a pace to suit all. So could be at a speed as little as 9mph average. We ride to the slowest riders pace. There will be experienced people on hand to aid with any issues on the ride and if you have any questions before please let me know and any after, can be discussed over a coffee/tea at the cafe stop.

Bike Maintenance is crucial for you and the group to enjoy the ride. On route punctures can and will happen, so please be sure you have at least one spare tube and the tools to fix it. You will have plenty of people willing to help, so no need to worry. Also making sure your bike is well maintained will make the ride easier for you and your bike will last longer. Any questions please ask before or during the ride. I will be happy to help.

The Social Bit.
I am a volunteer and organise social rides and am not taking on the role of ride leader. My sole responsibility is to help coordinate the route, meeting point and start time for the social ride and to promote James Social Cycling;-)
Social Rides are not officially organised, sponsored or insured by James Social Cycling. Although I encourage people to get out and about, improve fitness and take part, these rides are organised on an informal basis.

The Legal Bit.
Riders who are minors (under 16) must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising, and ensuring the safety of, minors in their party as well as looking out for their own health and safety and that of other riders throughout the ride.
Riders therefore take part at their own risk and are strongly encouraged to ensure they wear suitable personal protection equipment, that their machines are properly serviced and in good condition, and to arrange their own personal insurance arrangements. In particular, riders must make their own assessment of the suitability of the proposed route in light of the ability and fitness level of every person in their party.
Helmets are preferred, but not required by law.
Weekend rides will consist of an obligatory Café stop. We usually stop at the Bramley Village Bakery, Bramley, House28 in Sherfield on Loddon.


We will take a number of photos before, during and after the ride which will be posted on the Fat Lad at the Back Facebook pages.

If you wish to join us on this ride then please register your interest here, and also join our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/102864370257196/ where any last minute changes etc are likely to be announced.
Helmets are preferred, but not required by law!

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