NTR SSS The NTR SSS is always epic, the week’s was sensational! A record 42 delightful people turned up at the Blue Reef Car Park.  Three separate distances, speeds and routes with them all converging at Bertorellis at Newbiggin where all were welcomed again with open arms! After Coffees and cakes the various groups (5) […]

Recently, a group of our members took on a C2C2C off-road ride, Gary Legg has kindly shared his report of the event. As soon as I found out about the Border Reiver Cycle route I wanted to do it. It was recommended to take 5 days but I wanted it to be challenging and I

We had another busy weekend, members continued to leave their waterproofs and arm warmers at home and get out in the long warm sunny days. We had a group cycle from Coast to Coast in a day. The weekly NTR SSS ride caught the ferry and went cruising to Seaham. We had four of our

It was another busy weekend for members. Well done to Carrie who is on top form. She came 1st woman (4th overall) at the Gosforth CC 25m Time Trial (TT). She came home in a time of 1.07.56 – Amazing – Keep it up! We had a group ride the Coast to Coast (C2C) cycle route over

On the 30 June 2018 12 members of NTR travelled down to London and with the plan of cycling home in a day. One of the riders, Rob, has given his own accounts of the event. “Never again!” I’ve said at the end of this ride FOUR times now. Perhaps I might mean it this

What a crazy diverse weekend of cycling the club has carried off. We logged a massive 103 rides which covered a total of 7,443 miles! Here’s some of the highlights. Cyclone sportive We had a great representation of NTR adults and NTR juniors at the annual Cyclone sportive. Lots of lovely positive stuff was said

It was a busy weekend at camp NTR with many people getting out and enjoying the warm weather. Saturday Carrie Brookes crossed the finish line as first woman at the Cestria 9m TT….well done! Ruth Marshall arranged a group ride taking on Great Dun Fell which climbs up one of the highest points in the

Two very different club rides happened this weekend. Five Club member’s flew the club colours at the Sunderland Big Bike Ride, and rather than just do the 35 mile off road course they decided the commute back and from Sunderland to make it a full day of it!  Full report to follow… The Super Sunday

Tynemouth to Haltwhistle via Parkhead Station and back home again. It was a nice early start on a bright Bank Holiday Monday when the NTR guys decided to head up to the Derwent Walk before all the dog walkers came out to play. Tired legs from previous day’s rides or family commitments kept the numbers down