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  1. burt
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    "Rob Morley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I'd suggest looking for a club that organizes family rides and pub runs,
    with a bit of racing thrown in, rather than a sporting club that might
    take everything a bit too seriously.

    I think you're talking about the CTC, well, in the Bristol area at least,
    but I'm sure most sections do that kind of thing.

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    burt said:


    "Rob Morley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    I'd suggest looking for a club that organizes family rides and pub runs,
    with a bit of racing thrown in, rather than a sporting club that might
    take everything a bit too seriously.

    I think you're talking about the CTC, well, in the Bristol area at least,
    but I'm sure most sections do that kind of thing.


    Does joining the CTC give you RTTC affiliation? The CTC where I used to
    live was a bit like the Ramblers Association on wheels. Admittedly our
    cycling club used to organise country walks too ... :-)

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