We try to avoid rules, but having a few helps to ensure everyone gets looked after properly, especially when we're out together on our bikes.  As well as an etiquette for club rides, we have a formal constitution, safeguarding policies and a committee who make various decisions about running the club.

code of conduct for club rides

  1. We're all there to have fun, so the golden rule is no one gets left behind. The group always waits at the top of the hill or the next junction for whoever is at the back. AND WE REALLY DON'T MIND!
  2. If you want to race ahead, that's fine. But when you get to the top of the hill/end of the segment, turn around and ride back down to the back of the group and keep them company.
  3. Look after the person behind you. If you think they're struggling or have a mechanical or whatever, try to get a message passed forward so the group knows to come back or wait.
  4. Use 'drafting'/'slip-streaming' to help each other out (cycling close behind each other). We appreciate this takes a bit of getting used to if you're new to road cycling, but it's one of the great advantages of riding in a group.
  5. Helmets must be worn please.
  6. Obey the highway code so we ride safely and considerately. Club rides are a great opportunity to learn but always ride within your capabilities.
  7. Be self-sufficient - always carry at least a spare inner tube, tyre levers, pump and multi-tool. Please don't solely rely on other riders - even though they will be happy to help.
  8. Have a great time!
That's very cool!
​(Matt Stephens of GCN, referring to WCCC rule #2)

Constitution

Wadebridge Coasters CC has a legal constitution and policies regarding important issues such as our financial management.
Wadebridge Coasters CC complies with UK Sport's Code of Sports Governance and is proud to have achieved Clubmark status.

Safeguarding & Equality

Wadebridge Coasters CC follows British Cycling's guidance regarding child protection etc.  Please contact Paul Rea our Welfare Officer for further details.