HCSCC

HCS is wheelie pumped to announce sponsorship of The Tour of Flanders Live @ Blackmore Sports and Social Club – Sunday, 5th April 2020 - FREE admission. There’s ample parking, a licence bar, and catering by The Feel Good Café, masters of vegan delights. Secure bike parking is available (£1).

Before the race goes live, cyclists can sneak a ride. All cyclists are welcome to partake in the pedalling …and then hit the showers! Showers and changing rooms available.

HCSCC proudly sponsors alongside Blackmore Sports Apparel, SMP London, Active Essex Foundation, Momentum Cycles, The Feel Good Café, and Brentwood Brewing Co. There are whispers Brentwood Brewing Co has a special beer for the big event.

Whether you’re a cycling enthusiast, or you love the look of lycra, this event is for you! If interested, reserve your place at Tour Of Flanders Live!

Want to join HCSCC? We ride Sunday mornings in two groups: beginner & experienced. For more information on how to join visit: www.hcscc.co.uk. Head to our Strava to view recent rides!

Our first OPEN DAY is in 3 days! Check out this article from BikeRadar for 3 key ingredients to get the perfect saddle position. https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/fitness-and-training/how-to-get-your-bike-saddle-height-right/

HCSCC OPEN DAY is in 3 days so here are 3 key ingredients to get the perfect saddle position, as listed by BikeRadar:http://ow.ly/QH7h50y8XoM Definitely check this article out!

1) Bike saddle height
2) Saddle fore/aft
3) Saddle tilt

"After adjustments have been made, if you still haven’t found true comfort, keep moving things around. Don’t forget to document your changes, and how your body has responded.

If you’re not finding comfort within a few centimeters of your starting point, it’s likely time to head to your local bike shop to investigate your seat shape and width.

Following [these instructions] provides only a good starting point for setting your bike saddle up correctly. The way you move on the bike, what your lifestyle is like off the bike, and what types of self-care you engage in all dictate how you sit atop and pedal a bike.

Don’t listen to what worked for your friends, listen to your body. If something aches, try something new. If things are good, document the position and leave it alone!"