The Steezy Collective was created to create an ride space for all women, all non-binary and all trans riders. Creating a women-led riding space we aim to foster a welcoming environment for riders throughout the UK with satellite sister clubs that cater to every riding style!
The main collective is based in London with Weekly mid-week rides, weekend rides and coordinated attendance of events across the UK and further afield.
Please get in touch if you need any further info.
Fitness Level: Advanced, Intermediate, Beginner
Experience: Racer, Club Cyclist, New to club cycling
Rides: Weekend rides, Social cafe rides, Regular club rides, Mid-week rides, Fast paced training rides, Early morning rides, Bike packing trips
Distance: -500km
Pace: 10-30kph
Volunteer Opportunities: Race and event support, Ride leading, Organising club social events, Event and race marshalling, Committee role
Age: 18
Age: 18
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I have ridden with members of the community at multiple different events and have always felt supported and had a brilliant time. I really like the variety of ride lengths, adventures and races they create opportunities to get involved in!
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Agree that the cycling club gets more people cycling for sport and/or racing.
Facebook group
1
Trying new disciplines encouraged
1
1
Social scene
1
Good communication between members
1
Cafe stops
1
Good communication from club
1
Encouraging atmosphere
1
Inspiring membership
1
WhatsApp chat
1
Guidance from experienced riders
1
Novice to club-cyclist training
1
Ride leading
1
Our club offers sessions and other initiatives to encourage the takeup of group cycling in the following groups that are often marginalised in sport.
