Fourth Edition

Matlock Cycling Club Newsletter


TARMAC sponsor club's open 25

October 2000


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1. Mountain Bike Section.

Meets each Saturday morning in October at the station car park entrance. These rides allegedly start at 9.00.

Monday evening rides start outside the Thorntree at 18.30. Further details of both outings from Tony Holmes on 01629 734753.

2. Thanks.

Thanks to all who helped with the running of the BSCA East Midland Area Hill Climb Championships.

Thanks to Rob for marshalling the Barnardo‘s sponsored ride.

3. Club Room.

The Barn club room is open each Thursday evening in September from about 20.00 to 21.30.

Date Programme
Thursday, 5th October Trivial Pursuitevening
Thursday, 12th OctoberAlastie Sneddon, Auctioneer
Thursday, 19th October Dr Bike
Thursday, 26th October Coaching, Richard Clark, club coach

Dr Bike sessions are open to all. Ring Harry to ensure that your bike is seen.

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4. Newsletter.

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5. New Club Strip.

Steve Ward says that most of the new kit has arrived. Please contact him, at the Matlock shop for more details.


6. Press Secretary.

Mark Fairman needs informing of all of our exploits. Please call him on 01629 583564 with all your results as soon as possible after the event.


7. Impruve Event

The next Impruve event is the Dr Bike session at the Barn on Thursday, October, 19th, starting at 20.00.

To get your bike checked over, Phone Harry on 01629 822259 for an appointment.


8.World Track Championships.

The club has organised a bus trip to these championships on Saturday, 28th October. Tony has booked seats in the Velodrome for all those who applied.

We have several spare seats on the bus. If you would like a day in Manchester please ring 01629 734753.

We have 12 free tickets for under - 14‘s. These will be distributed on a first come, first served basis. We need to know now if you intend to come with us.


9.Result of the Tarmac 25 Open Time Trial

10. Open Events,2001?

11. Club Subscriptions

Club subscriptions for 2001 become due on the 1st January, 2001. They can be paid any time following the AGM in November.

Please hand or send completed enrolment forms together with payment to Tony Holmes or Harry Gould.


12.Open Event.

The club‘s open George Higton Memorial hill climb using Riber road, takes place on Sunday, 22nd October starting at 10.30. Please support this event by competing.

Entries, (£4.50), close on Tuesday, 10th October.

13. Results of Club Events in 2000

14. BDCA.

We are promoting a hilly for the BDCA using AH/7(A/VH) on Sunday, 11th March with Lee Shunburne as event secretary. Start is 09.00 and entry fee £5.

All BDCA events in 2001 are for association members only. We appear to be members again!

15. Autumn Tour.

This is scheduled to take place on Saturday/Sunday, 18th/19th November going to Gradbach Youth Hostel. Cost is £20.

Booking will take place on 8th October. Please let me know if you intend going to Gradbach.

16. Winter Programme.

We are looking for new ideas to use on Thursday evenings at the clubroom. If you can offer to organise an evening or know of someone who would be willing to do so please let a member of the committee know.

17.Touring Trophy Result

18.Pedal Power 2000 & Pedal Power 2001.

Collect your copy from club or the whitish van.

Please let Danny have any articles, pictures, drawings, anything for the next edition of Pedal Power due out in the New Year.

19.Trophies.

Congratulations to all winners of trophies for the 1999 season. Please note that this year all trophies MUST be returned to club on or before Thursday, 30th November 2000.

Please check with Trophies 2000 to see if this lit of this year'e winners is correct.

If you think you have won a trophy during 2000 please let a committee member know before the AGM.

20. Events 2001

Second Version of next year's club events is posted at club together with courses to be used.

21.Timekeepers.

We have been struggling to run club events during the holiday season. Thanks to the volunteer time keepers who ensured that no events were cancelled. If anyone would like to become an official RTTC time keeper please let me know.We are having a training session on Thursday, 2nd November at club.

22.Circuit Training.

Circuit training sessions continue each Tuesday evening at 19.30 using the gym at the Starkholmes Annex of Highfields School. These sessions last 1 hour and cost £2 with £1 for those in full time education.

23. Club Charity 2000

Every year the club club decides to support a different charity and any fund s raised from a variety of events will be donated the charity chosen for the particular year.

In 2000 the charity is Crossroads.

Crossroads is a registered charity that supports people who care for a physically or mentally disabled person of any age.

Its main objectives are:-

1) To recruit and provide Care Attendants: to relieve stress in the family or or carer of the disabled person.
To avoid admission to hospital or residential care of the disabled person shoul a breakdown or other failure occur in the household.

2) To supplement and complement, no replace, existing statutory services = and to work closely with them.

3) To strive to maintain a high and professional standard of care.

The local scheme, which the club is supporting, started in 1987 in the Northern Dales, expanding South in 1995. It now covers from Edale and the Hope Valley in the North down to Sudbury and Doveridge. The service is open to carers of people of any age or disability, mental or physical. There is normally no charge made for the service, although if the need exceeds the available funding a waiting list can operate.

Anyone wishing to know more about this organisation can contact the Scheme Manager at Newholme Hospital, Bakewell. Telephone 01629 812664.

23. Points Competition Results

26.Tours 2001.

Time Probable DatesWhereAccommodationCost
Easter 9th - 13th April, Normandy.Hotel £150 - £200.
Summer 18th - 26th July, Loire Valley/Blois.Hostel at school £390, others £430.
Book the Summer Tour to France by 31st October

27. Volunteers.

We intend to run introductory mtb rides on Sunday mornings, starting in Autumn, and would like to set up a rota of riders prepared to help. Please let Harry or Ron know if you are able to help.

26.BSCA, East Midland Area Championships 2001?

27.Trix Awards.

The next Trix Award session will be on Monday, 23rd October using Stancliffe Hall School. Times will be 10.00 to 12.00. Cost will be £1 + 50p if you need a checking card.

27.Cyclocross.

There are suitable off road competitions for age groups Under 12, Under 14 & under 16 yrs practically every Saturday throughout the winter, the times are always 12-30 for Under 14's & 16's and 1-30 for under 12's. The next is at Moorways Stadium Derby on October 7th. Harry always has details.


Come Circuit Training on Tuesdays Evenings

Aiden World Champion.



For more details Ring (01629) 734996 or Email cj@argonet.co.uk.

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