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After 30 years of cycling in Ayrshire, it is a surprise to our run co-ordinators that fresh ideas continue to emerge with what is essentially a fixed amount of road.
Certainly, we have annual standard rides which have proved their worth and the inclusion of out-of-county starts widens the potential for "fresh roads and lunch-stops new" to paraphrase with our needs.
But we are an Ayrshire group and that’s where most of our cycling is done.
So the question is, how have we kept a freshness in our rides programme?
We believe that the freshness comes from just two main sources - and these are local knowledge and a connection with the countryside which only cycling and walking can bring.
That’s where you come in.
We’re always looking for members to bring their own favourite routes and even lead them on our ride programme.
To make life easier, Cycling UK has collected all the information you need about leading a ride into one place - the
This contains plenty of information and advice about the policies and procedures that our Ride Leaders are expected to know about.
If you are interested in being a ride leader or offering up what you consider to be an interesting route, use the Contact form to express your interest.
Even if you don’t have a route of your own, check out our
Route Catalogue
It contains routes we have done in the past therefore, any of them are suitable as a club ride.
Please note: You must be a current Cycling UK member to be a ride leader.
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The Annual General Meeting of the Cycle Ayrshire section of Cycling UK.
Any full (not affiliate) Cycling UK member can attend and vote at the AGM of any Member Group on production of a valid Cycling UK membership card.
Full members may also apply for committee positions.
The main business of our AGM is to review the activities of the past year, elect the officers required by Cycling UK, and the other committee members who are necessary for the efficient running of Cycle Ayrshire.
After the closure of this formal part of the evening, the meeting is open to a general discussion about any aspect of the club, but particularly the future.
The initial part is the place for formal motions to be proposed along with nominations for the committee.
These should be submitted to the Secretary at least two weeks before the meeting.
This years´ venue is:
Stair Community Centre, Trabboch
All members are invited to attend.
The agenda consists of Annual Reports from Committee Officers and Run Co-ordinators and is the ideal way to know how and what we are doing.
It is also the opportunity for you to bring forward suggestions, propose candidates for election to the committee or simply add to the discussion.
Agenda items, motions supported by two Cycling UK members, and nominations for committee membership should be submitted to the secretary at least two weeks before the meeting.
Phone 01290 550276 or email contact@cycleayrshire.co.uk to submit any items.
Please note - Only members can raise agenda items so please quote your club membership number in any request for an agenda addition.
We don´t expect members to be familiar with the protocol which is determined by Cycling UK´s constitution to which we are bound, but we will advise if you wish to raise an issue at the AGM.