moray firth cycling club

No, you can come along on a club run first to see if you like it before joining.

Average speeds for a Sunday run tend to be 15-17mph.  We will regroup at the top of hills and nobody will be left behind.

The Club also runs a development ride, which is a more gentle pace and where you can develop group riding skills and learn the etiquette of cycling in a bunch. This is a good place to start if you are new to club riding and no one will be left behind.

Chaingangs tend to be faster, and riders may be dropped.

You’ll need a road bike in good, working condition and a helmet.

Whilst we all look out for each other, club runs encourage self sufficiency. From our experience here are some things you could bring with you each ride:

-In case of a mechanical you could bring: Inner tube x 2, pump, levers, chain tool – this should ensure you can get home!

-In case of an emergency you could bring: Packable foil blanket, mars bar, charged mobile phone.

-To keep you moving you could bring: a bar/gel/cake/piece, 2 bottles with water or juice, an emergency gel is handy for those days when you lose your legs!

Bikes of Inverness

Bikes of Inverness ,on Grant Street, hold a stock of mfcc club jerseys.

Impsport

From www.impsport.com
Use the password GATUREBRA2 to get into the MFCC section.
No minimum order.
Up to 6 weeks delivery.

Bioracer

Minimum order required (approx. 10 people) – members will be notified when a order is being placed.
www.bioracer.co.uk