Surrey Cycling Club

Surrey Cycling Club is a social-oriented road cycling club based in Weybridge, Surrey. Established in 2020, the club welcomes members of all ages and abilities who share a passion for cycling. Surrey Cycling Club is affiliated with
British Cycling, We are Cycling UK, and Cycling Time Trials CTT.

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Our Club Kit

Our Jersey coloristic is truly embedded in Surrey History. Inspired by the Surrey County flag, our navy blue and yellow design not only represents the club's spirit but also pays homage to Surrey's rich history. This design, rooted in tradition, visually and symbolically unites our members.

Learn about our Kit

Surrey Cycling Kit. A blue and yellow cycling jersey with the words st george.

Our Members from Around the World

Join over 150 members from around the globe. No matter where you're from, you're welcome in our Surrey Cycling Club family!

6 Group Pace to Choose From

We offer 6 pace groups to suit every ability and goal, from beginners seeking a social pace to seasoned riders aiming for high-performance challenges.

Ideal for beginners with some road cycling experience, G1 offers a relaxed, social ride focused on building confidence and skills. Held once a month, it’s the perfect introduction to group riding.

A relaxed, social ride for those building fitness or returning to cycling. With regular, non-drop rides and minimal elevation, it’s perfect for improving endurance in a supportive group.

Ideal for riders building fitness and bike handling over varied terrain. Cruising at 24-28 km/h, this group introduces paceline and chain-gang riding while maintaining a steady, social pace.

For intermediate riders with solid fitness and strong bike handling skills. Cruising at 28-32 km/h, this group refines paceline and chain-gang techniques over longer distances while maintaining a dynamic, supportive ride.

For highly experienced cyclists with strong fitness and expert bike handling. Cruising at 32-36 km/h, these fast-paced rides demand efficiency in close formation. A drop policy can be enforced, so riders must maintain the pace to stay with the group.

An effort-based group where pace varies based on the riders on the day. Similar to G5 but with the potential to exceed 36 km/h, reaching 40+ km/h on flats. Hard efforts at the front are encouraged, but pulling turns is encouraged but optional.

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