Report by Ross: A few months ago one of the regular CX’rs – not sure which one to blame, had an idea of riding this 200km off-road type event around the Scottish border of Northumberland. The first thing I thought of was 200km, yeah I’ve done that before Wicklow 200 Read more
It’s with great delight that we can report once again this week about the success of our club members at the various races over the weekend. On Saturday Phil Doyle was awarded with 3rd place at the East Tyrone GP, and by gaining these valuable points it has promoted him Read more
Well its that time of year again, Killinchy CC hosted round one of the interclub league between local clubs Shimna wheelers and La Lanterne Rouge CC. The 2up 10 mile course started in Shrigley and went to Darraghcross and back. Thanks to everyone for a great event – riders, marshals and bakers! Some Read more
Killinchy CC held their first open road race on the 1st April 2017 and with this being a new race on the Cycling Ireland calendar the club were worried that the numbers would be few and it would turn out to be a small affair, however the A4 class was Read more
Killinchy Cycling Club are proud to present their first open road race on Saturday 1st April 2017. Three road races are scheduled for the following categroies – A1/A2, A3/Juniors, A4/Women. Online entries are now open here (cyclingireland.ie). **Online registration closes 30-3-17 @ 10pm**
It was another cold, wet & windy weekend for racing, but that didn’t stop our roadies (oh wait hold on it did as Harky pulled the plug & lay in bed), but the others still bore the wrath of the terrible conditions to race in around the John Moore memorial Read more
It didn’t matter if you were off or on road cycling over the weekend as it was dirty everywhere. On Saturday we had a few out on different club runs and TBH it would’ve been better to go MTB as it may have been cleaner, however they braved the weather Read more
Anyone can just buy an A4 license but realistically and to get maximum fun out of racing you need to both practically and metaphorically get up to speed. I use cycling as a way of keeping fit and when this is done in a structured way, the average cyclist can Read more
Report by Drew Armstrong: Mum and I set off on Sunday morning to Corkagh Park, Dublin for the Irish Youth Cyclocross Champs. Thanks to the newly appointed Officers and Orwell Wheelers these Champs were quickly arranged. I didn’t know what to expect at this venue or know who had entered Read more
The cold and dark winter months are nearly gone, however it is somewhat colder this February than what it has been in December & January, but this hasn’t stopped our members from training hard over the off season (on & off road, in or outdoors). We have a few heading Read more