Newbury Velo

Newbury Velo is Newbury's largest and newest cycling club with a simple aim: to ensure the local community reaps the many physical, mental and social gains that cycling never fails to deliver. If you want to get involved in cycling we want to provide support for it.

We want to create pathways into cycling for anyone who wishes to participate in the sport of cycling. From completing your first group ride to competing in national championship events.

Coronavirus / COVID-19 Guidance

During the COVID-19 outbreak we are working within the evolving British Cycling and UK Govt guidelines to enable group rides and other activities & events when it is safe to do so within the current restrictions.

As the country starts to get back to normal, we will be raring to go with our activities. But for now, we all have to ride responsibly for the good of cycling but, most of all, to protect the NHS and get our country back to full health.

In the meantime, we are pleased to be moving some of our events to the virtual world of Zwift. We already have a weekly evening 10 (and a bit!) mile time trials, member organised group rides and are going to set up some training sessions.

We may not be out on the roads of West Berkshire in a sea of pink, but we’re now being just as recognised on the virtual roads of Watopia.

Ride safely, ride responsibly.

The team at Newbury Velo 3 December 2020

Everyone welcome

Newbury Velo is a fully inclusive club and believes in offering opportunities from total beginners through to those racing at elite level. From friendly no drop group rides to pitting yourself against the clock in a ten mile time trial; from children's coaching and family days out to velodrome taster days. If you can do it on two wheels, we support it. And if you can't get outside we have a whole virtual world of opportunities online. We believe in equal opportunities regardless of age, sex, ethnic origin and disability.

We are a different club and one where you will feel you immediately belong. Turn your world pink: it’s a happier place.