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Time Trials are considered as a test against the clock … and yourself (and hence the term ‘testers’ is often applied.) They can vary in distance (usually starting at 10 miles, but sometimes less) and with many different courses to choose from (particularly in the New forest) the rider can expect some varied and undulating challenges.
The club encourages non-members to ‘come & try it’ and at £2 to compete you’ve lost nothing in dipping your toe into the sport.
For those already competing, it’s always worth getting clarification on the odd ‘nuance’ here and there .. and one common misunderstanding is the difference between a ‘Club’ event and an ‘Open’ event. In essence, anyone can ride a Club event and some of these events may form part of a wider club competition or series. An ‘Open’ event requires an official entry form to be completed and submitted and you must be a fully paid up member of a cycling club (and they cost a little more.) Open events can be hosted by any club and New Forest CC host some too … thus taking place on 1 of our registered courses (P303, P311 etc)
If you need help in entering an open event (because it can be a bit confusing first time you try!) please ask a member of the club.
Finally … did you know .. the course numbers you race on actually mean something ..the 100’s are centred around Lyndhurst .. the 300’s around Ringwood .. and so on.
As a club, we always encourage riders to wear a helmet, although it is only compulsory for riders Under 18. We also request riders to use a rear light during our time trials.
Find out more about:
Time Trialling
Road Racing
Track Cycling
Sportives
Details of times and HQ location for all of our events.
Current prices and how to order – Click here. Images of some items of club kit – Click here. We have lots of items available now – from stock – and the club pays half the VAT.
P164 – 25m TT 15/5/2012
P164 – 10m TT 08/5/2012 – Inter club comp with Sotonia CC
By Bob Jolliffe Call 01425 616525 or email bob.jolliffe@btinternet.com NEW Forest Cycling Club tough guys John Heffernan and Gary Lock took first and second places in their club’s first evening 25-miler of the season at Lyndhurst. The event was overshadowed by the actions of an irresponsible young thug who caused bruising to 15-year-old Hugo Walters [...]
By Bob Jolliffe Contact him on 01425 616525 or by email at bob.jolliffe@btinternet.com SOUTHAMPTON-based Contre la Montre’s Stephen Whitewick and Julian Jenkinson took first and second places in the Bournemouth & District Women’s Cycling Association 25-mile time trial near Poole on Sunday. Whitewick, from Totton, clocked a rapid 52-13, more than a minute quicker than [...]