One of our Club Members has had 2 bikes stolen from his shed, descriptions as follows:
Red distinctive Specialized columbus slx e5 with campagnolo 8 speed and profile t2+ tri-bars on Khamsin 8 speed g3 wheels,
along with Claud Butler Roubaix Yellow 8 speed shimano on corsa aero 8 speed wheels
Please keep an eye out for these bikes either being rideen or for sale etc.
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And some advice from a local bobbette:
Get decent photographs of our bikes so that we can hand them to Police, it helps people who have no idea about bikes to see what they need to keep a look out for. Bikes with photographs are likely to be circulated on briefings especially high value ones or ones with something particularly unique about them.
Serial numbers, really important that if your bike is nicked that you get this to the Police so that if they stop someone on a bike they can then check the serial number against the database, and try and get it back to you. Serial numbers are usually on the bottom of the frame.
If you have your bikes in sheds with side access to the garden consider motion sensor security lighting. I know its unlikely but if you have something fixed to the ground in your shed lock your bike to it, or lock them to each other....??
Lets do everything we can to make things difficult, oh and please lock the damn shed....................you wouldn't believe how many are left unlocked or open, and lastly bikes don't just get nicked at night!
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Please feel free to have a nose around the website, and we also have a forum which is open to anyone, and contains all sorts of information on rides, and probably a lot of useless info too!
We cater for all types of riders, whether you are a beginner, or an experienced racer you are more than welcome to come out on a Saturday or Sunday. More information on the rides are on the "Riding & Racing" page.
Also have a look at the forum for updates on the weekend rides.....or contact Richard Walker or Rob Allen; their contact details are on the "FAQs" page.
Latest News
PTTL 15 MILE TT ON SUN. MARCH 28TH 2010
COURSE CHANGE
Due to the poor road surface on the P823 course we have deceided to move this event to the P851 (Funtington area)course .
The event H Q will be at the West Ashling Village Hall . Riders must be aware that this is about 4 miles from the start/finish area and should allow enough time from signing on to cycle to the start.