Thursday's skill session update - APRIL 28 session is ON.

By admin April 13, 2011

The sun is out. Let's hope we will not get rained on!

Come on out for the skill sessions. We will be riding at the UBC Tuesday nighter course (West 16th, East Mall and Stadium Road).

We have gotten a lot of feedback from our members regarding the sign-up restriction. The coaches had decided to limit the amount of riders to 30 to guarantee coaching quality.

Even though we have reached this limit of riders for the sessions we will open the first session up to see how big the interest is and will decide after the session how to proceed.

IMPORTANT: Please bring your payment for the sessions ($15 drop-in or $200 for all 21 sessions).

Check back for updates next Thursday.

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Cycling in British Columbia is steadily becoming the predominate sport for getting into shape. In Vancouver, 9 out of 10 people own a bike and around 80% of them will do some sort of cycling event in their life time. Glotman•Simpson Cycling was created by a group of friendly riders who would like to promote a positive image for cycling. As a cycling team and club, we are cycling's ambassadors and must continue to promote a safe and fun environment for others who ride and those who interact with riders like motorists.