A limited number of events have been able to go ahead this year. Ayr Roads would like to extend our gratitude to all of the organisers and volunteers who helped these happen.
Events for the foreseeable future are limited and subject to last minute cancellation as COVID19 guidance from our governing Cycling bodies continues to have to adapt and change at short notice.
Ayr Roads CC has a weekly Sunday Run leaving Burns Cottage Car Park, at 0930am, all year round.
The run is approximately 3 to 5 hours in duration and can cover anything from 50 to 100 miles and features a cafe stop. The club run is a social affair and the pace rarely exceeds 15mph average, but often includes a wee ‘habble’ at some point en route.
The Sunday run is the best place to meet up with the club and test your legs. If you are nervous about your fitness, fear not. Plan on joining us for the first hour and gradually build up distance as you go.
Please note, helmets are mandatory and riders should carry a trailside repair kit, their ICE number and clothing appropriate for the weather.
April to August
During the summer months, some members meet at 1830 at the Brig o Doon house hotel for a warm up ride to the start point outside Minishant. The ride is split into groups based on ability and, depending on the weather, takes between 1hr 15 and 1hr 30.
This ride is a fast training ride and prospective members are encouraged to attend a Sunday club run before joining a training session. Please note, helmets are mandatory and riders should fit a rear red light during May to August.
Saturday Training
Saturday training run on the Turnberry Curcuit, leaving layby past co-op on Dunure Road at 8.30am. All welcome. Medium - fast paced ride split into groups based on ability.
The club run a league from April to October featuring a mixture of events across different disciplines.
During the Summer months there is a weekly 10 mile Time Trial for club members. All abilities welcome to come along and give it a go. Set your own benchmark and attempt to beat it. A TT bike is not compulsory, however helmets and rear lights are a must.
Riders are recommended to have adequate third party insurance for riding their bikes. This can be readily obtained from membership organisations including the CTC and British Cycling (Silver at least).
