Avanti Freewheelers Community Cycling Club – Reading
Welcome to Avanti Freewheelers Community Cycling Club – Reading, a club for juniors who want to take their cycling to a new and exciting level, who want to learn to ride, want to improve their riding skills, learn a new cycling discipline or who just want to have fun riding.
Join Southcote guided ride 23 Sept
We will be riding from Coronation Square in Southcote to Waterloo Meadows from 5pm – 7pm on Thursday 23 September. The ride will be open to anyone aged 10-14.
All riders will need written parental consent, a roadworthy bike and a helmet.
To find out more please email reading@avantifreewheelers.co.uk
Under the guidance of our qualified coaches, instructors and guides, we’ll help you to meet new friends, explore new areas, have fantastic cycling adventures, learn new skills, maybe event try something new.
Our main focus for the club is those aged 12* to 16 (*includes those year 7 secondary school pupils aged 11) but we’ll also be running events for the younger rider aged 7 to 11 and there will be family orientated events too, and especially for the younger riders not just cycling related. Face painting anyone?
Our Local Event/Ride Locations
Currently based locally in Reading at three locations, The Weller Centre, the Southcote Community Hub and the South Reading Community Hub, your club is a great place to meet your friends and make new ones whilst developing and refining skills that will last a lifetime.
Find out more information about our event venues by selecting the link below or go straight to our booking site to browse, view and book your local events/rides by selecting the relevant button below.
“One of the most important days of my life, was when I learned to ride a bicycle.”
Michael Palin, British actor
Led fun rides
Ride with your family, with your friends or why not make new friends.
Led adventure rides
Fancy an off-road adventure riding new and exciting places?
Learn how to fix your bike
Learn how to check and fix your bike and how to repair a puncture.
“As a kid I had a dream — I wanted to own my own bicycle. When I got the bike I must have been the happiest boy in Liverpool, maybe the world. I lived for that bike. Most kids left their bike in the backyard at night. Not me. I insisted on taking mine indoors and the first night I even kept it in my bed.”
John Lennon, British musician
Learn to ride
If you’re big enough to get on a bike you’re big enough to learn to ride.
Try something new
Want to try out cyclocross, mountain biking or BMX?
