Arun-Adur Cycling Club

Meet at St Mary in Sompting over the Bostal through Steyning, Partridge Green to lunch in Henfield (the Plough or the Post House) return to Shoreham via the Downs Link. Total distance 29 miles.
Optional meeting point at the Bus Stop opposite Cobblestones Cafe in Steyning.
I’m proposing no coffee stop to ensure we get back in the light.

Please ensure that your bike is roadworthy and you have sufficient equipment to make minor repairs such as a puncture.
All participants are ultimately responsible for their own safety and wellbeing and should be aware that the medical/first aid provisions are no different than if they were riding on their own or informally with friends

Starting at Littlehampton Footbridge at 10:15. Coffee at Daisy Cafe, Sage House in City Fields Way, Tangmere (9.5 miles) and lunch at The Crate, Bosham (with an alternative TBA if bad weather) (10 miles). Those who want a shorter ride can catch the train to Barnham (arrives 10:17 or 10:25) and wait (ETA 10:45 - coffee available). Total 38 miles (or 28 from/to Barnham).

Please ensure that your bike is roadworthy and you have sufficient equipment to make minor repairs such as a puncture.

All participants are ultimately responsible for their own safety and wellbeing and should be aware that the medical/first aid provisions are no different than if they were riding on their own or informally with friends.

A gentle ride (total 25 miles) from The Pier in Worthing (leaving 10:00) to the Christmas Market at St Peter’s Square in Brighton. We aim to arrive about 11:15 and spend about an hour there (just long enough to look around and grab a coffee, bun, etc). Return to Worthing by about 1:30pm.

Bring a good bike lock!!

More details here: https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/24660242.plans-revealed-new-christmas-fair-heart-brighton/

Please check that your bike is roadworthy - we recommend the “M Check” shown here: https://www.sustrans.org.uk/our-blog/get-active/2019/everyday-walking-and-
cycling/mcheck

If you have a pump, puncture repair kit and a basic cycling tool kit, we recommend bringing them (just in case). Children are welcome, but must be accompanied by an adult.

All participants are ultimately responsible for their own safety and wellbeing and should be aware that the medical/first aid provisions are no different than if they were riding on their own or informally with friends.