Departs from Cafe Rimini at 07:30 South to Aldinga and back via McLaren Vale70 kmsAveragege pace 25ish.Suitable for riders with reasonable fitness.Regular regroups to ensure no one gets left behind, TEC will be appointed to stay with and encourage slower riders.Meet at 07:15 for ride briefing.Riders ride at their own risk and bike, personal and ambulance cover is advised.See More

This ride is intended for people wanting to improve their fitness and learn to ride fast in a group.This is a training ride, not a social ride. We ride first, chat later.Two laps of this course:http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/120083239Meet opposite the Deep Blue Cafe in Moana.6.30pm for 6.45pm departure.We ride as a group for the first lap and will wait for slower riders.There will be one regroup at the end of lap 1 back at…See More

To celebrate the Tour Down Under in Adelaide in 2013, we are proud to announce the Red Deer Grand Brevet during Stages 1-5 of the event between 20-27 January 2013.This is a 500km challenge, where a 100km course to complete will be held on each of the 5 major tour stages. You will be required to finish at the designated time together after deciding when you need to start.It is anticipated that in the week preceding the event, three distinct speed groups will be set up. We will all meet at…See More

Departs from Cafe Rimini at 07:30 80kms 300m climbingAverage pace 30ish.Suitable for riders with reasonable fitness.Regular regroups to ensure no one gets left behind, TEC will be appointed to stay with and encourage slower riders.Meet at 07:15 for ride briefing.Riders ride at their own risk and bike, personal and ambulance cover is advised.See More

A social group ride for riders new to the concept and fearing that they are 'too slow' for other group rides. Meet 7:30am for an 7:45am ride.Park on the road next to the Almond Train Averaging around 20kph to 25kph depending on the group, can be slower if required.This is not a training ride and a Tail End Charlie will be appointed so that no one will be left behind.There will be regular stops to regroup to ensure no one gets lost or left behindWe will also have the opportunity of having a chat…See More

A social group ride for riders new to the concept and fearing that they are 'too slow' for other group rides. Meet 7:30am for an 7:45am ride.Park at Becks Bakehouse. Averaging around 20kph to 25kph depending on the group, can be slower if required.This is not a training ride and a Tail End Charlie will be appointed so that no one will be left behind.There will be regular stops to regroup to ensure no one gets lost or left behindWe will also have the opportunity of having a chat and buy a well…See More

A road cycling group based in the southern suburbs. Social/training rides will be held on alternate Saturday mornings  starting from Hallett Cove, see the "Events" section of this site for details of the next ride.All riders with sufficient fitness to tackle the undulations and hills of the Fleurieu peninsula are welcome.Riders ride at their own risk of injury or bicycle damage and are strongly advised to have some form of…See More

A social group ride for riders new to the concept and fearing that they are 'too slow' for other group rides.Averaging around 20kph (can be slower if need dictates). Starts and finishes at the Port Noarlunga Institute car park (near Becks Bakery) at the always sunny Port Noarlunga. This is not a training ride and a Tail End Charlie will be appointed so that no one will be left behind. There will be regular stops to regroup on what will be a gently undulating track. Main roads will be avoided…See More

A social ride, this undulating route follows the Southern Expressway bike track to Mclaren Vale. After leaving McLaren Vale we ride through Blewitt Springs to Clarendon, climbing Clarendon Rd before descending Chandlers Hill Rd back to Hallett Cove for coffee. Meet at  0730 for a 0745 departure. Distance: 60kms (approx)Duration: 2.5 hoursPace: 25km/hElevation: Undulating. All riders with a mechanically sound road type bike and an approved helmet are welcome. All riders ride at their own risk…See More