Colin
I have just changed the club’s event details to allow pre-entry by the website.
Can you try this link http://www.essexroads.com/events/boxing-day-tt/ and see if you can make a booking.
Thanks
Len
Colin lewin
Hi Len
Cant seem to pre enter with that link,if its not a problem ill just enter on the day
Thanks
Colin
Scott Wilson
Hi Matt, how much is membership please? Family and individual. It would be great if your website had a tab on the top about membership.
Hi Scott, membership sign up is currently through british cycling and you can see all the prices here British Cycling Essex Roads.
I agree, we should have this on the website. Will update that soon.
Martin Lewis
Hello
My son is looking for Go-ride road race to try, and I found your event on 12th March on the British Cycling website. His 10th birthday is on 8th March. He has a little experience as a member of the Ely+District CC and has enjoyed doing the Muddy Monsters events this winter.
Can I sign him up for this event? Is there an on-line form? Does he still race with the under-10’s?
Hello, I want to ask a couple of questions about the Spring Lambs Sportive. I have emailed secretary@essexsportive.com which is shown at the bottom of http://www.essexsportive.com/ but the email was bounced back to me, email address unknown. Can you send me an email address so I can send some questions please?
Thanks
Chris
I’ve signed up for the 100k via Sientries yesterday (Dave Ammon) and i’ve had nothing in my email from them to confirm, pretty sure it all worked but would appreciate someone confirming i am booked on.
Also can you tell me where i can get a tcx/gpx of the route please?
Thanks
Dave
Martin
What’s the vertical ascent on Sunday for the long route?
Hi Mark, Last year we could view other riders who had signed up for Autumn Leaves, is there a way to view the rider list this year for Spring Lambs?
Stephen
Have entered 150Km, but cannot easily locate information such as the amount of climbing over the ride. There is no interactive map to determine the max incline of climbs and their length (compare with Chiltern 100)
I do not know the roads or area and first time on the Lambs, so this sort of info would be helpful rather than just the length of the ride.
Also it is nigh impossible to read the cycling weekly article on your website
If the info is there and I’ve missed it please do let me know, otherwise no reply required.
What were the gold / silver / bronze guide times? I thought I saw gold at 5’45” and fruitlessly chased that (and shot myself in the foot stopping to assist a puncture afflicted rider in the home stretch…).
Excellent ride as ever, splendid weather if a fair bit breezier than forecast indicated!! First time I didn’t stop to take advantage of the excellent feed stations as I’d taken enough on the bike to get me around without dead time in transition!
Shame the route overlapped with a road running event, but can’t have everything and it was splendid as ever.
FREE TRIAL CLASS for any of your club members? – Are you feeling like you need a good stretch? Tight in the hips? Tight ankles? Reformer, or barre pilates will help strengthen those areas, and lift you out of your hips. It will also help to build up core and back strength. Why not try our reformer and barre pilates studio, CONTOUR Pilates, in Brentwood. For more information on times go to http://www.contourpilatesstudio.co.uk/timetable/ And simply email Amy with your time – amy@reformerpilatesbrentwood.co.uk
Philip Randle
Hi
Is it ok to turn up on the night or do I need to register in advance for your TT I’m not from your area but I will be working in Basildon on the 10th
It is ok to turn up on the night as a guest but there is a maximum number of riders that are allowed to take part so if I have already reached the maximum I am not allowed to let any more people ride.
Philip Randle
Thanks Len
I will pop along then and see.
Tom Henderson
Do you need a TT bike for this or can you do it on a road bike?
The TT can be done on either a road or TT bike.
Normally best to do a few TT’s on your road bike first before spending any hard earned cash on a TT bike.
Richard Payton
Can I just come along in the morning and join a ride?
Hi. Yes new joiners are welcome and there are new people coming along all the time. Anyone will be able to direct you to the most appropriate group. We suggest joining a couple of rides before making a decision on joining.
Daniel Johnson
Havent participated in a TT before Is it possible to participate?
Im a member of welwyn a (CTT club)
if so where can I find the details of the course and the event?
Dan Johnson
Dan
Think it is a bit late to reply now as you turned up last week. Been busy with other cycling related stuff so not be logging onto the club’s website to reply to comments.
Kelvin Fleuty
Hi do you have to be a member of Essex Roads to do the TT.
Thanks
Kelvin
A member of any cycling club is always welcome to code and ride the TT. There is no restriction to the number of times they do this. The only thing we would ask it hey do more than 4 is to offer to help out by volunteering to marshal at one of the TT’s.
People who do not belong to a cycle club are only allowed to ride 2 club TT’s per year. This is a CTT rule. It is not just 2 TT’s per club but 2 TT’s per calendar
neil chapman
Hello.
Do you or would you accept private riders. I was trying to sort a ride out for a junior in the club (Maldon)
His name is Harry Wood .
Neil
A member of another cycling club is always welcome to code and ride the TT. There is no restriction to the number of times they do this. The only thing we would ask it hey do more than 4 is to offer to help out by volunteering to marshal at one of the TT’s.
People who do not belong to a cycle club are only allowed to ride 2 club TT’s per year. This is a CTT rule. It is not just 2 TT’s per club but 2 TT’s per calendar
Hi Neil, yes he is more than welcome to come and ride at our events. All he needs to do is contact len at len@essexroads.com. He will also need to sign the relevant CTT forms and have parental consent to be able to ride.
For membership enquiries please contact membership@essexroads.com
Love the new look but the content about riding groups is very out of date and inaccurate. Will this be sorted out?
Hi Carlos. Yes, this is something we are looking to update. Feel free to email over anything you feel should be included.
Please could you put me down to ride your Boxing Day TT
Club is veloschilsinterbike rt
Thanks Colin Lewin
Colin
I have just changed the club’s event details to allow pre-entry by the website.
Can you try this link http://www.essexroads.com/events/boxing-day-tt/ and see if you can make a booking.
Thanks
Len
Hi Len
Cant seem to pre enter with that link,if its not a problem ill just enter on the day
Thanks
Colin
Hi Matt, how much is membership please? Family and individual. It would be great if your website had a tab on the top about membership.
Hi Scott, membership sign up is currently through british cycling and you can see all the prices here British Cycling Essex Roads.
I agree, we should have this on the website. Will update that soon.
Hello
My son is looking for Go-ride road race to try, and I found your event on 12th March on the British Cycling website. His 10th birthday is on 8th March. He has a little experience as a member of the Ely+District CC and has enjoyed doing the Muddy Monsters events this winter.
Can I sign him up for this event? Is there an on-line form? Does he still race with the under-10’s?
Thanks,
Martin
Test
Hello, I want to ask a couple of questions about the Spring Lambs Sportive. I have emailed secretary@essexsportive.com which is shown at the bottom of http://www.essexsportive.com/ but the email was bounced back to me, email address unknown. Can you send me an email address so I can send some questions please?
Thanks
Chris
Hi Chris,
Sorry about that, we will have to look at why that happened.
In the meantime you can email secretary@essexroads.com.
Best Regards
Matt
Thanks Matt, I have just sent an email.
Chris
Hey Mark, How do I claim my free place from helping at the Autumn Leaves?
Just turn up and we will asign you a number to ride. Cheers Ashton,
Mark
Hi
I’ve signed up for the 100k via Sientries yesterday (Dave Ammon) and i’ve had nothing in my email from them to confirm, pretty sure it all worked but would appreciate someone confirming i am booked on.
Also can you tell me where i can get a tcx/gpx of the route please?
Thanks
Dave
What’s the vertical ascent on Sunday for the long route?
Dave – GARMIN files for download here: http://essexsportive.weebly.com/route-map1.html
No email verification but if you log on to sientries.co.uk the event is under ‘my entries”
Hi Mark, Last year we could view other riders who had signed up for Autumn Leaves, is there a way to view the rider list this year for Spring Lambs?
Have entered 150Km, but cannot easily locate information such as the amount of climbing over the ride. There is no interactive map to determine the max incline of climbs and their length (compare with Chiltern 100)
I do not know the roads or area and first time on the Lambs, so this sort of info would be helpful rather than just the length of the ride.
Also it is nigh impossible to read the cycling weekly article on your website
If the info is there and I’ve missed it please do let me know, otherwise no reply required.
Regards
Hi Stephen, are you aware of this link http://essexsportive.com/route-map1.html ?
What were the gold / silver / bronze guide times? I thought I saw gold at 5’45” and fruitlessly chased that (and shot myself in the foot stopping to assist a puncture afflicted rider in the home stretch…).
Excellent ride as ever, splendid weather if a fair bit breezier than forecast indicated!! First time I didn’t stop to take advantage of the excellent feed stations as I’d taken enough on the bike to get me around without dead time in transition!
Shame the route overlapped with a road running event, but can’t have everything and it was splendid as ever.
FREE TRIAL CLASS for any of your club members? – Are you feeling like you need a good stretch? Tight in the hips? Tight ankles? Reformer, or barre pilates will help strengthen those areas, and lift you out of your hips. It will also help to build up core and back strength. Why not try our reformer and barre pilates studio, CONTOUR Pilates, in Brentwood. For more information on times go to http://www.contourpilatesstudio.co.uk/timetable/ And simply email Amy with your time – amy@reformerpilatesbrentwood.co.uk
Hi
Is it ok to turn up on the night or do I need to register in advance for your TT I’m not from your area but I will be working in Basildon on the 10th
Philip
It is ok to turn up on the night as a guest but there is a maximum number of riders that are allowed to take part so if I have already reached the maximum I am not allowed to let any more people ride.
Thanks Len
I will pop along then and see.
Do you need a TT bike for this or can you do it on a road bike?
Tom
The TT can be done on either a road or TT bike.
Normally best to do a few TT’s on your road bike first before spending any hard earned cash on a TT bike.
Can I just come along in the morning and join a ride?
Hi. Yes new joiners are welcome and there are new people coming along all the time. Anyone will be able to direct you to the most appropriate group. We suggest joining a couple of rides before making a decision on joining.
Havent participated in a TT before Is it possible to participate?
Im a member of welwyn a (CTT club)
if so where can I find the details of the course and the event?
Dan Johnson
Dan
Think it is a bit late to reply now as you turned up last week. Been busy with other cycling related stuff so not be logging onto the club’s website to reply to comments.
Hi do you have to be a member of Essex Roads to do the TT.
Thanks
Kelvin
A member of any cycling club is always welcome to code and ride the TT. There is no restriction to the number of times they do this. The only thing we would ask it hey do more than 4 is to offer to help out by volunteering to marshal at one of the TT’s.
People who do not belong to a cycle club are only allowed to ride 2 club TT’s per year. This is a CTT rule. It is not just 2 TT’s per club but 2 TT’s per calendar
Hello.
Do you or would you accept private riders. I was trying to sort a ride out for a junior in the club (Maldon)
His name is Harry Wood .
Kind regards
Neil Chapman
Neil
A member of another cycling club is always welcome to code and ride the TT. There is no restriction to the number of times they do this. The only thing we would ask it hey do more than 4 is to offer to help out by volunteering to marshal at one of the TT’s.
People who do not belong to a cycle club are only allowed to ride 2 club TT’s per year. This is a CTT rule. It is not just 2 TT’s per club but 2 TT’s per calendar
Thank you. See you tomorrow
Hi Neil, yes he is more than welcome to come and ride at our events. All he needs to do is contact len at len@essexroads.com. He will also need to sign the relevant CTT forms and have parental consent to be able to ride.
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Is this for mountain bikes or road bikes?