Category: Meetings

  • Ride Sheffield Social is well, sociable!

    Henry Norman grabs a great prize!

    Ride Sheffield’s second open meeting was once again standing room only as the local mountain bike community turned out in force.  The Lescar public house is rapidly turning into one of the local scene’s spiritual homes and the big turnout was rewarded by appearances from a number of people whose decisions affect our riding on a daily basis. (more…)

  • Ride Sheffield Winter Social

    With the clocks going backwards this weekend and winter starting to slip its frosty and damp ways back into our lives, it must mean that it is almost time for the winter social! So make sure you keep Monday 26th of November free from about 7.30pm onwards. (more…)

  • AGM

    After rain effected play on the social ride the other day. we decided it was better to leave the AGM till another day to do it.

    So it will now be this coming Monday the 16th of July at 2030. We will be meeting at the Norfolk Arms in Ringinglow. Which means you can get a bit of a ride in first on what is looking like a sunny evening and then come and chat to us, tell us what you think and what you would like us to do as well as voting in a President, Treasurer and Secretary for the coming year.

     

  • Social Ride

    With light nights slowly drifting away from us; but with still enough to enjoy a good ride out into the Peak, it seemed like a good time for our annual social ride.So next Thursday the 5th of July we will be heading out…

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  • Eastern Moors update

    Eastern Moors update

    Tom riding Sheepskulls. Proof that riders can police themselves….

    Hold the front page!  Meeting both interesting and informative shock!!

    Sorry, couldn’t resist, because it’s not often I can say that about a meeting discussing access and conservation.  However, having been involved in the consultation process for the Eastern Moors from the start, I can only say it has been a pleasure throughout.  The new management team’s inclusive attitude has been refreshing and mountain biking has been accorded equal treatment with all the other user groups.  The National Trust/RSPB set out with the intention of creating an examplary model of how conservation and access could coexist and I just hope other conservation bodies take note because so far, the results exceed expectations. (more…)