Joining

To Join Sleaford Wheelers simply complete an application form (click here) or word version if you prefer here, this can be sent in by email to the address on the form. Please return with your payment, details can be found on the form.

Are you considering taking up cycling?
It is one of the best ways of keeping fit and certainly gets you out and about! Why not come along to one of our Novice runs They start at the same time as the main club run, 9:00am market place. It is a much steadier shorter ride. Check on events page or Facebook or our Strava page for details of where the run is likely to go.

Or try one of our Time Trial events and give it a go! Signing on at The Horseshoes Silk Willoughby

All of our regular evening time trial events (see events pages) are designated "Come and Try" you can have up to 2 drop in rides and if you enjoy it and want to continue you will then need to join the club.

Order your Kit online (link to Kit Page)

http://www.yourclubshop.co.uk
Password: SLEAFWHS1052

Our Club Kit Supplier is Impsport, Please follow the link above for further details. Discounts apply when order windows are open but you can purchase at any time, although it is more expensive.

A number of people thinking of joining ask about standards the information on this page may help (Click here)

Novice Rides - Rough Guide
Intended as an introduction to Club Cycling this is a social ride which will typically consist of a 90 to 120 min ride possibly with a local cafe stop.
Typically rides average 10 - 13mph and cover 20 - 30 miles. No-one will be "dropped"
The pace and duration of the ride varies depending on the mix of riders with faster loops put in to entertain progressing riders as required whilst the main ride continues at a social pace. 
Typical cafe stops are Belton Garden Centre, Ruskington Garden Centre, Sylv's Heckington, Navenby Cafe, Roman Cafe A52.
If you are new to riding and not sure about your fitness the ride leader will be happy to discuss this with you (we were all beginners once so don't be shy) and doing so will enable them to plan the ride accordingly and / or to give advice regarding training to reach this level.