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See the 2008 KCC Uniforms (PDF)Race Results
The 2008 KCC Brochure (pdf)
Ontario waives PST on bikes, helmets, lights, bells, reflectors, mirrors and horns!
Download the KCC Freewheelers
2008 Schedule(PDF)
Download the
Easy Rider
2008 Schedule(PDF)
Download the 2007 Indoor Cycling Training Plan(PDF)
A KCC customized version of Scott Murison's plan.
Information
March Break Cycling in theHot Links
Cycling Glossary by Sheldon Brown
Executive Meeting Schedule
Who We Are
The City of Kawartha
Lakes is a rural community in the heart of Central Ontario, Canada.
The Trent Severn Waterway bisects our fields and forests; abandoned rail
lines follow these lakes and rivers, travel across country through wet
lands, fields, and old pine forests and take detours to historic towns and
villages. This is an ideal place for all techniques of cycling.
Mountain, road, tandem, trail, cyclocross, BMX, recumbent, etc.
Join us in our cycling endeavours and take advantage of the many programs,
activities and additional benefits that The Kawartha Cycling Club (KCC) has
to offer.
What We Do
Mostly, we ride our bikes (both on the road and in the woods), but we also are active in our community and engage in charitable activities.
Join The Kawartha Cycling Club
Why would someone want to join The Kawartha Cycling Club? The growing popularity of outdoor cycling activities demands that people who share this common interest become organized for health, social, economic and political reasons. Read more
Join KCC Today!
The Benefits
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Our experienced members -share their advice and expertise
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Local Bike Stores -offer discounts to KCC Members.
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The Tuesday Nighters -summer time trials , Aussie pursuit and spin classes in winter
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The KCC Freewheelers -pleasurable weekly bike tours
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The KCC Over The Hill Wheelers -bi-weekly rides
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The KCC Easy Riders -scheduled moderate distance ride at an easy pace.
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When Animals Attack
Your speed and quietness put you at risk for sudden animal encounters more...
Cycling Stretches
Keeping limber has many advantages. Stretching after your ride can help reduce muscle tension, promote circulation and reduce the risk of injury.
Provided
by:
Heather Dart
BScPT, BKin, CSCS
Registered Physiotherapist
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Club Rides
Some join KCC on our weekly and monthly rides
KCC offers weekly and monthly rides on all types of terrain for all types of
riders.
Cycling History
Brian McFadzen has researched and submitted interesting photos and content depicting the history of cycling in the Kawarthas. Visit our new Heritage Page to learn about our cycling past.