As of July 19th., all three Ayrshire counties moved to Scottish Covid Level 0 restrictions.
Whilst this does allow for more people to take part in outdoor activities , significant restrictions still remain in place for hospitality venues.
In addition, there is still a requirement to provide Test & Protect information at organised club rides and any hospitality venues used during a club ride.
With this in mind, we continue to require people to register for any club rides.
Rides will be limited to a max. of 15 people.
Guests will be allowed on a ride however, priority will be given to Cycle Ayrshire members.
3 days prior to a ride, if all places are not filled, links to the registration page will be added to a ride description to allow guests to register.
If no links are added, then all places are taken by Cycling Ayrshire members.
Further information on Covid Level 0 restrictions which apply to organised sport and hospitality in Scotland can be found below.
Over the years, as our Runs Programme has expanded, we have tried to group rides into certain named categories which would give an idea of what to expect on each type of ride.
This has proven to be more difficult than expected.
For example, the term "Easy Going" is very much a relative one.
25 miles may be easy for some but not so for others!
Nevertheless, click/tap on any of the buttons below to get a generic description of the various ride categories on offer for this year.
Note that the list reflects only what is currently on offer in our ride calendar.
As new rides are added throughout the year, the list may grow.
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Cycling UK plays an important role in campaigning for improvements and appropriate maintenance.
Use the following to register your concerns but also let Cycle Ayrshire, part of Cycling UK, know what your issue is - we may be able to advise or help.
Road repairs no longer fall witin the remit of each Ayrshire local council.
Responsibility for road repairs throughout South and East Ayrshire is now handled by the Ayrshire Roads Alliance.
You can contact the Ayrshire Roads Alliance directly at enquiries@ayrshireroadsalliance.org
For North Ayrshire, road faults can be reported online at: https://www.north-ayrshire.gov.uk/roads-and-travel/report-road-fault.aspx or via e-mail at contactus@north-ayrshire.gov.uk.
(Correct at time of writing - 20/3/21)
Similarly, cycle path repairs no longer fall witin the remit of each Ayrshire local council.
Responsibility for cycle path repairs throughout South and East Ayrshire is also handled by the Ayrshire Roads Alliance.
You can contact the Ayrshire Roads Alliance directly at enquiries@ayrshireroadsalliance.org
Again, for North Ayrshire, cycle path issues are handled by the Roads Department. They can be reported online at: https://www.north-ayrshire.gov.uk/roads-and-travel/report-road-fault.aspx or via e-mail at contactus@north-ayrshire.gov.uk.
(Correct at time of writing - 20/3/21)
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Its passenger is its engine.
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