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Aberdeen Wheelers
Although called Aberdeen Wheelers, this Club's members come from all over Aberdeenshire, notably from the Huntly, Inverurie, Westhill areas etc. Aberdeen Wheelers is the oldest surviving club in Aberdeen and is affiliated to the Scottish Cyclists Union, and also Aberdeen & District Cycling Association. It is run by a small group of enthusiastic cyclists, many of whom have been a member of the club for several years. Visit their website for more information.
C21 Multisport
Aberdeen based road cycling club with the emphasis firmly on racing. Aberdeen Multisport was set up in 1993, and over the years the team has had several sponsors resulting in variations to the clubs name. This has not detracted from their considerable success at local and national level. Visit their website for more information.
Deeside Thistle
Deeside Thistle Cycling Club (DTCC) celebrated its 50th anniversary during the winter of 2002-03. It is now entering its next 50 years with over 300 members making it the largest cycling club in Scotland and one of the largest cycling clubs in Britain.
Over the years, the Deeside Thistle has produced a steady flow of top class riders including Olympians, representatives at the commonwealth games and national champions. Having said that, they cater for all standards from Novice to Expert and for all categories of riders from Juvenile (under 16s) to Veterans.
Throughout the year they offer members a selection of open and confined events, reliability rides and winter circuit training.
Visit their website for more information.
EcurieNeep Mountain Bike Club
EcurieNeep Mountain Bike Club was formed in 1993, by a group of cyclists who enjoy off-road mountain biking. The membership has grown steadily in recent years, (about 60 or so in 2004 ). The club has changed direction in the last few years; racing is rare and the social side of mountain biking has become far more important. The members enjoy the buzz and 'crack' from riding with friends on a Sunday or Wednesday and from the not infrequent evenings in the bar. The Neeps welcome both male and female riders. Visit their website for more information.
Elgin CC
Based in the Moray town of Elgin, this club offers leasure rides, time trialling and road racing. Visit their website for more information.
Forres CC
Further details on Forres CC available from A White on 01309 674698.
Grampian DA
The local District Association of the Cyclists Touring Club (CTC). They offer cyclists in the North East of Scotland an informal and friendly club which provides for all types of cyclists, to which newcomers are always welcome. They organise a run every Saturday and Sunday throughout the year, with Wednesday evening 'Pub' runs from May to August, plus a couple of camping weekends per year. Visit their website for more information.
Granite City Racing Team
An Aberdeen based club with an emphasis on Road Racing. Further details available from Norman Skene on 01224 697187.
GS Corsa
An Aberdeen club who embrace all forms of road cycling including leasure rides, time trials and road racing. Further details from Isobel Smith on 01244 324749.
Moray Mountain Bike Club
Based in Moray, this Mountain Bike Club caters for all types of Mountain biking, both competitive and recreational. The club is also in partnership with Forestry Commission Scotland to develop trails within Moray. Main areas of cycling promoted by the club include Leisure Off Road, MTB Downhill, MTB X-Country and Cyclo-Cross. Visit their website for more information.
Moray RT
Forres based road cycling club with the emphasis firmly on racing. Further details from D Black on 01309 675528.
Tri Changing Gear
Tri Changing Gear is a fairly new (2004) triathlon shop based in Inverurie that encourages cyclists to purchase and compete in the Tri Changing Gear team kit. They organise evening cycle runs from the shop in the summer.
See their
website for more information.
Ythan Cycle Club
Based in Ellon, Ythan Cycle Club is a cycle club serving the North Aberdeenshire area. Membership is around 55, comprising mountainbikers, triathletes, tourists and occasional riders to dedicated racers. The Club was founded in 1987 from the ashes of Ellon District Cycle Club, and prides itself on being a friendly organisation dedicated to helping people have fun on bikes whether they race or just want to go for a pedal. Visit their website for more information.
9 Zero Freewheelers
Mountain bike club formed by Ballater's fire brigade service, though is open to non fire brigade personel. Visit their website for more information.
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