"Marriage is a wonderful invention, but then again so is a bicycle repair kit." ~ Billy Connolly

“One of the most important days of my life was when I learned to ride a bicycle.”  ~ Michael Palin

“The finest mode of transport known to man.”  ~ TV boffin and bike enthusiast Adam Hart-Davis on the bicycle.

"I love cleaning my bikes, it is relaxing.."  ~  Maria Balbi,  ECC's very own cycling fashionista.

Edmonton Cycle Club is a leisure cycling club.  We're based in Enfield in North London, England.

While other clubs may concentrate on covering huge distances on-road, or negotiating mountainous terrain on MTB's, we are more into the sociable side of cycling.

A ride with us tends to be mainly on towpaths, quiet country lanes and backstreets.  Sometimes we head out into the surrounding Hertfordshire countryside, while other rides may take us in towards London to discover a secret oasis of calm within the city.   
Our regular rides are split into two grades:  Easier rides under 20 miles (suitable for families and less experienced riders) and longer, more challenging rides for the more experienced.

And sometimes we go for weekends away, in the UK or abroad.

There's normally one or two rides every month (more in the summer, less in the winter) mostly on Sundays.  Most rides start at 10am, we generally stop for lunch at a pub or cafe and arrive back home between 4pm and 6pm.  Check the diary on this website for details.

We also hold informal meetings in a pub every month.  Currently, we are alternating between venues in Edmonton, Winchmore Hill and Enfield.

If all this sounds like your kind of thing then why not join us. Membership is free!  

You can also subscribe to our Email List and get sent reminders of rides and events by email, as well as last minute information.  

Just fill in your email address below and click on the Join Now button. A confirmation e-mail will be sent to you, and you need to reply to it within 7 days in order to activate your membership.

* We now have a zoomable and printable map showing all the usual ride start points, tea stops etc. You can view in map or satellite image form to get a clear indication of where the place is and also get directions to and from that point. You can still, of course, click on the map links on the 'diary' and 'meetings' pages.

Click here to go to the map.