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Cat 3 run led by Graham K
It was a blustery day! Enough to propel us to at high speed across the heights between Buckland and Barkway. Enough to bring us nearly to a halt between Berden and Stocking Pelham on the way back. Ian P's crash bore witness to the high speed bit when he misjudged a bend; new longs and probably some new skin needed. Between the high and low speed bits the café in Chishill popped up and provided us with soup and bread plus cake and a drink - all for about a fiver. Enjoyed by all I think.  Thanks to Peter B for looking after our rear end.

Artisan Cycles are offering free bike fit assessments in Much Hadham from 6 pm on Sat 5th Dec.

Thinking that I'd get my November 200 done ASAP I entered this without reading the small print.  Whaddamistakertomaker!  It was an AAA event ie bloody hilly.  Starting at Ruislip but mainly set in the Cotswolds you'd expect a few lumps and maybe some bumps but some of these posed quite serious problems.  It's all very well suffering physically uphill, but no fun downhill on the mental front.  Some of the descents were as steep as the climbs.  Therefore brakes fully on and travelling at speeds equivalent to climbing speeds.  And less fun as everywhere was wet although it didn't rain.  But th

Cat 3 run led by Peter B

Cat 5 run led by John F

Thanks to Mark T's organisation sixteen Wheelers enjoyed a wonderful evening of racing at the Lea Valley Velodrome.

Thanks to Mark T's organisation sixteen Wheelers enjoyed a wonderful evening of racing at the Lea Valley Velodrome.

mailto: Cat 5 run led by Ian S
Fourteen set out to Hare Street on a slightly chilly start to what turned out to be a perfect day via Hunsdon, Widford, Perry Green, Bishops Stortford, Manuden, Furneaux Pelham, and Little Hormead. Incredibly sat outside in the garden at the wrong end of October for our cheerfully served refreshments. Returned on the well worn route through Buntingford, Great Munden, Standon and Barwick Ford. The inevitable compelling statistics were 43 miles at a 14 mph overall average and 3 punctures sustained by a single wheel.

Wheeler John Shirley finished 16th in the 65-69 age group at the world duathlon championships.

Cat 6 ride led by Bob B
Eleven riders set off from Hertford for Church Farm, Ardeley, on a raw but dry morning.  We went via Datchworth, Aston and up the hill to Benington and arrived without incident at Church Farm to enjoy their usual tasty fare. The return trip was via Wood End, Great Munden, Dane End and Whempstead, before crossing the A602 into Watton at Stone and up the hill back to Datchworth and then retracing our outward route back to Hertford. No punctures this week!

Cat 2 ride led by Sam B

Karl shows he can still go up as well as along!

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Colin Bailey wins by out-sprinting Charles Pearson - the highest placed Junior rider

Cat 5 run led Ian S

Barry spins to victory

ECCA will be running a Track Championship Meeting at the Stratford Velodrome on Sunday 24th September 2016.

Herts Wheelers' "Last Chance Points Grabber" road race takes place on Sunday 27th September. The final start-sheet has now been published.

Herts Wheelers' "Last Chance Points Grabber" road race takes place on Sunday 27th September. The final start-sheet has now been published.

Cat 5 run led by Cathy P