Stourbridge Cycling Club

First event is Tuesday 28th April. Sign on from 6pm at Halfpenny Green Airport car park, first rider off at 6.45pm using the Fabric Barn course. £5 entry fee, cash please. Don’t forget front and rear lights!

All welcome.

New Members Saturday is back in 2026, creating an opportunity for new cyclists to join our club. This should be a good social introduction to our community.

This will take place on the second Saturday of every month until September, with the next ride being Saturday 9th May 2026.

🚴‍♂️ When?
8:30 AM start at Harvester Summerhill Car Park, Kingswinford

🚴‍♀️ Who’s it for?
This is aimed at riders with a reasonable level of fitness. Whether you’re new to group riding or just curious about joining the club, this is the ride for you.

🚴‍♂️ What to Expect?
A 20-mile flat group ride at a steady pace.
Friendly club members happy to answer your questions.
Coffee and a chat at The Cross in Kingswinford to finish the ride.

Saturdays meet Summerhill Harvester

• 08:10 A ride at approx 19-20mph
• 08:15 B ride at approx 18-19mph
• 08:20 C ride at approx 16-18mph – a “supported” ride where new riders can be helped.
• 0915 MTB from The Bonded Warehouse
• 0930 MTB social ride from The Bonded Warehouse

Sundays

• 0830 group, meet The Old Library, Stourbridge
• 0900 touring group, meet The Old Library, Stourbridge .
• 0915 slow touring group, meet The Old Library, Stourbridge.

Tuesday & Thursday evenings meet Summerhill Harvester 1830

Wednesdays

• 1830 MTB from Wordsley Basin
• Social road ride, 6.30pm, Mary Stevens park gates for about 40km, local lanes

This season has seen several SCC riders on the West and East Midlands ‘cross circuits, including our event that was run with Malvern Cycle Sport at Highley in early December.

Fourteen SCC riders took part – ages between 6 and 68. Some success, Ant Neave won the senior league, Tom Payton 4th. Jo Acha won the female 55+, Isla Rowntree 2nd and Kevin Payton won the 65+ league. We were 9th team in the West Midlands.

Six Stourbridge CC men took to the foreign roads in October, led by Steve Wootton to ‘Ride for Grace’, cycling the length of Spain for Birmingham Children’s Hospital. £8338 was raised for the Oncology Ward and a cheque was handed over late November.