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The RCC AGM will be held at the Copper Kettle on Monday December 2, 2024. Food at 6pm, with the meeting beginning at 6:30 pm. See you there!

This year we welcome high school students to come out for a special learn to cyclocross session on September 16, 2024 at the museum before our regular race to learn some skills and find out about the sport! We’ll also be hosting our very first high school championship race later in the season. Please contact Jonathan at youth@reginacycleclub.ca for details.

RCC is hosting a spring social for all cyclists in Regina! Gather with cyclists of all types to talk about all things bike and enjoy food and drink. Representatives of RCC, ORS, and other local clubs will be in attendance to share details of upcoming events in the works for this season and answer questions from existing and prospective club members.

We’ll be in the private room at the Copper Kettle – RCC will provide appetizers and pizza!

Date: Monday March 25, 2024
Time: 6:30 pm
Location: Copper Kettle Restaurant private room

Join us for RCC’s Annual General Meeting!

Location: the Office of McDougall Gauley LLP
Tower II – Suite 1500, 1881 Scarth Street

We’ll have food (pizza, appies, etc) and beverages starting at 6 and the agenda will kick off at 6:30.

Please RSVP either to the facebook event or via email to president@reginacycleclub.ca to help us order the right amount of food, and indicate any dietary restrictions.

Agenda is posted here.

Don’t forget your 2024 membership: https://ccnbikes.com/#!/events/regina-cycle-club-membership-2024

Fall Bike Challenge – 2023

Based on feedback from the club, the exec has chosen to use an app called Link My Ride to post rides and manage attendance this season.

Link My Ride is an app that is supported by Cycling Canada and they are encouraging clubs across Canada to use it. You will be able to sign up for rides and see updates like calls about weather in the system.

Please download the app, make yourself an account and then search for Regina Cycle Club and join our club on the app (the pin representing us is at College and Albert in the explore tab). When you click on the club, you’ll see a notice board and an area where club rides are listed.

RCC will be offering a 5-week learn to group ride series this spring for ANYONE who would like to learn or brush up on their skills. This series will help you to become confident riding in a group and would be good preparation for our Thursday rides.

All genders and ages are welcome. To participate, riders should have a road bike in good working order and should be confident riding on their own (e.g. able to shift gears, brake).

Each Wednesday in May we’ll meet at Save-On-Foods at Chuka and Arcola at 6:30. Experienced members of the club will briefly discuss a new skill each week and then we’ll do a ride on the service road toward White City.

We’re asking two things of members right now:

1. Please forward this information to anyone you think might be interested. Try-a-ride will be in effect, so non-members are able to come out for a maximum of three rides on waivers before they join the club.
2. If you’re already comfortable with group riding, please consider volunteering for one or more nights. The more experience we have on time, the easier it will be for everyone! Please contact Nicole via email at president@reginacycleclub.ca.

Mark your calendars! Sign up details to follow.

Our membership registration for 2023 is now live at CCN Bikes. More details here: How to Join RCC

Congratulations to the 2022 Award Winners:

• City Champs Women’s Road Race – Megan Florizone
• City Champs Men’s Road Race – Brady Windsor
• City Champs Women’s Time Trial – Mallory Murchison
• City Champs Men’s Time Trial – Jonathan Slywka
• President’s Cup – Marc Tremblay
• The Hammer – Marshall Wilson

The 2023 Executive committee are:

• VP Road/Race (Tuesday Night) – Eric Sy
• VP Gravel – Marc Tremblay
• VP Cyclocross – Megan Florizone
• VP Road/Adventure (Thursday Night) – Tim Huber
• VP Women – Alyssa Shaver
• VP Virtual – Paul Cutting
• Youth Development – open
• Treasurer – Steve Trott
• Past President – James Korpan
• President – Nicole DeBond

Alyssa Shaver was elected to the RCC exec for the first time to lead our 2023 women’s program. Alyssa has been a key contributor to our developing women’s program over the last couple of years and she has some great ideas for women’s programming in 2023 that I am very excited about!

The evening was also a chance to extend our thanks to a few special members of our club who have contributed years of service on the RCC executive and are now passing the torch on this year. James Korpan was president of the club for 8 years, during which time his efforts saw the club membership by ~50% and its programming expand massively. Adele Grundahl (A.K.A. Mrs. Time Trial) was RCC’s Secretary for many years before she turned her focus to spearheading RCC Women’s Program which has welcomed many new members over the last two years. Russ Down‘s work on youth development has led to some fast young folks on bikes who’ve earned big results.

And most of all thank you to all the committee members and volunteers who made our 2022 events happen, and to the riders who came out and made them successful.

Anyone who is interested in helping out with the 2023 season is invited to get in touch with our president or the appropriate VP. Whether you want to join a committee, volunteer on race day, or lead rides, reach out.

Rubber side down!