Saskatchewan Cycling Association

Saskatchewan Cycling Clubs

The following is a list of Saskatchewan Cycling Association affiliated bike clubs in the province. If you want to join any of the clubs please get in touch with the contact person listed with each club. If you are interested in creating a SCA affiliated club please contact the SCA for more information.

The clubs always welcome new riders. Club members are cycling enthusiasts, they will be happy to have you try out their club and experience the joy of cycling with others.

Club list:

AdventureHers (Regina)
BCW (Saskatoon)
City Park Road Club (Saskatoon)
East Qu'Appelle Cartel (Esterhazy)
Horizon 100 Cycling Club (Saskatoon)
Moose Jaw Bike Club
North West Mountain Bike Club (B'ford)
Northern Bush Rastas (Saskatoon)
OffRoad Syndicate (Regina)
Prairie Randonneurs
Regina Cycle Club
Rock'N'Road Cycling Club (Prince Albert)
Rock Pile (Saskatoon)
Swift Current Cycling Club (south west Sask)
The Saskatoon Cycling Club
Saskatoon Cycledelia
South Sask Mountain Bike Club (Regina)
Wascana Freewheelers (Regina)

Prince Albert Clubs

Rock'N'Road Cycling Club - road/mountain bike racing

Rock'N'Road Cycling Club
Ron Horn, President
3392 Dent Crescent
Prince Albert, SK.
S6V 7H3
R: 922-1265 B: 922-1500 F: 922-6141
E-Mail: fae.mike@sasktel.net

Women's ride info: amcassidy@shaw.ca

Web Site:Rock'n'Road Cycle Club

We are Prince Albert’s only cycling club dedicated to every aspect in cycling. If you are a rider that just wants to get out and meet other cyclists or an avid rider that wants to learn more about the sport, this is for you. The club welcomes all levels and ages of cyclists, all you need is a bike and a helmet. Whether you ride on the road or you ride off-road, we want you to ride with us. The club is affiliated with the Saskatchewan Cycling Association and memberships are available at any bike shop. We encourage you to be a member.

Ride Schedule:
Tuesdays: Mountain bike ride @ 6pm Meet at FAE
Wednesdays: Road bike ride @ 6pm Meet at FAE
Thursdays: Women's ride (see schedule on web site)

Regina Clubs

OffRoad Syndicate (ORS) - mountain bike racing

Jay Van Ginneken, President
Regina, SK
R: 789-5124
E-mail: offroadsyndicate@hotmail.com
Web Site: OffRoad Syndicate

The Offroad Syndicate is an mountain bike club as well as an events organizer. Every year the ORS hosts a free weekly race series as well as the Wascana Challenge (part of the Sask Cup series) and the XC8 8 Hour Enduro. Our weekly race series is held every Wednesday at Douglas Park and START at 6:30pm. Signup is at 6:15pm at the bottom of the hill by the lake. Races run from the last week in April to the last week in August.

Regina Cycle Club - road racing

Sean Kukura, President
president@reginacycleclub.com
Web Site: Regina Cycle Club

Club members organize training rides and weekly races with the goal of developing riders for provincial competition. The club organizes group trips to area races, including the Bikes on Broadway, and helps to defray team travel expenses in order to encourage everyone to participate. In the off-season, there are are various RCC socials to develop community and build friendships. We invite you to become a member of this unique community of cyclists.

The South Saskatchewan Mountain Bike Club - recreational mountain bike

contact - Mike Bazinet
Regina, SK. S4T 3Z4
R: 545-1284
E-mail: bazman@sasktel.net
Web Site: South Sask Mountain Bike Club

A recreational mountain bike club open to anyone with a bike and a helmet. The club is a great opportunity to meet other riders and to combine low impact fitness, adventure and nature, while learning new skills and discovering new riding areas around the city, province and country. The club has beginner, intermediate and expert riders and ride areas so there is something for everyone, no matter what your current level. The clubs' main focus has been cross-country riding. However, the club also offers other alternative riding for all members' enjoyment: *freeriding *downhill *night trail rides *night urban rides *off-road touring and winter riding. Join us for camping trips, canoeing, kayaking and cross-country skiing in the winter months.

Wascana Freewheelers - recreational, touring

Jim McGrane, President
Web Site: Wascana Freewheelers Club

The Wascana Freewheelers Bicycle Touring Club was formed in 1983 as a means of drawing together people who enjoy cycling. The Club promotes safe and efficient cycling through a variety of educational and cycling activities. Club members have a variety of cycling interests ranging from slow-paced sight seeing to paceline riding. Some members enjoy short tours, while others live for the long distance randonneurs. Whether you presently ride around the block or prefer longer excursions, the Freewheelers have a tour for you. Activities accommodate every age group and level of experience. The club publishes a detailed tour schedule that provides tour dates and descriptions. Bicycle safety, maintenance, outdoor exercise, food, fun, fellowship, touring camping, are some of the aspects of club activities. Come out and participate in club events.

Adventurehers

Susan Bladyko, President
Regina, SK.
R: 789-0677
E-mail: information@adventurehers.com
Web Site: Adventurehers.com

AdventureHers is an all-female, outdoor activity club based in Regina. We encourage women, of ALL ages and abilities, to participate in all outdoor and adventure activities.

Rides are every Monday and Thursday, 6:30 pm, rain or shine from May to August! Check the website for the meeting location and for weekly hikes.

Helmets are mandatory.

For a schedule of our rides and other outdoor activities visit our web site at www.adventurehers.com

If you have any questions please contact: Susan Bladyko - 789-0677 information@adventurehers.com OR Sharon activity@adventurehers.com

Saskatoon Clubs

Globe Bmx Raceway

Lakewood Park McKercher Drive

Saskatchewan email: bridgecitybmx@yahoo.ca

Racing begins, Sunday, June 6th/10 racing takes place every Sunday from June 6th until the end of September, registration at 3:45 p.m with racing at 4:00 p.m.

BCW

Neil Clarke, President
1842 Arlington Ave
Saskatoon, SK. S7H 2Y7
E-mail: neil@biking.org
Webpage: BCW

BCW is a racing/recreational cycling club that is sponsored by Bruce's Cycle Works. For more information visit www.brucescycleworks.com

Horizon 100 Cycling Club - recreational road

Ray Wight, President
E-mail: rajan@sasktel.net
Web site:www.horizon100.com

Our club is for recreational cyclists on road bikes. Our rides depart and finish at Spoke 'N Sport in Grosvenor Park Shopping Centre. Wednesday night rides (50k), May through August- 6:30 p.m. departure Saturday rides (100k or 50k option) April, May, September, October- 9:00 a.m. departure; June, July, August- 7:30 a.m. departure We are initiating Monday night rides for novice female riders.

Northern Bush Rastas - racing/recreational mountain bike

Kathryn Theede, President
Saskatoon, SK.

Web Site: Northern Bush Rastas Mountain Biking Club

The Northern Bush Rastas is the largest bike club in Saskatchewan. They serve both competitive and recreational mountain bikers in and around the city of Saskatoon. NBR organizes a wide variety of activities for mountain biking:

- Monday youth oriented learn to ride program.
- Tuesday night recreational ride.
- Wednesday night club races.
- Thursday women's ride.

Throughout the year there are clinics, trail maintenance days, barbecues, weekend trips, and even mountain bike races.

Saskatoon Cycledelia - road racing

Lincoln Lu, President
Saskatoon, SK.
Web Site: Cycledelia Road Racing Club

Located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada; the evolution of the club started in the early nineties as a pure hardcore road racing club. While the club is still firmly committed to road racing, we have evolved to support both Cyclo-crossers and Mountain bike racers. As any competitive cyclist will tell you, the best way to become a faster cyclist is to spend some time hammering on a road bike. CYCLEDELIACS ensures that every Tuesday night road race is fast and challenging for all who come out.

The Saskatoon Cycle Club - recreational road

Cathy Gadzella, President
Web Site: Saskatoon Cycle Club

A recreational club located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The Saskatoon Cycling Club helps recreational cyclists like you get more out of cycling. More knowledge, more safety, more kilometres, and - most importantly - more enjoyment.

The Rock Pile

The Rock Pile - Spandex under the baggy shorts

Now is a great time to join the Rock Pile and help establish the future of cycling in Saskatoon. Our bike related schedule entails:
Weekly Trail Ride on Wednesday: 6:45pm at the Broadway Roastery (both men's and women's groups)
The Rock Pile also provides its members with:
BBQ and ride during the year, Club Stickers, and other bike related special events.

For more information please contact one of the following:
President-Mitch Lowe-978-2497-mitch.lowe@usask.ca
Treasurer-Leana Dyck-668-0115-dldyck@gmail.com
Social Director-Scott McCaig-652-3122

Moose Jaw Clubs

Moose Jaw Pavers Cycling Club - road/mountain racing

Jim Large, President
Moose Jaw, SK.

http://mjpavers.googlepages.com/

A multi purpose club, road/mountain bike racing and riding club with weekly rides scheduled.

North Battleford/Battleford

North West Mountain Bike Club - recreation/racing mountain bike

Steve Vercoe, President
#2 1121 111 Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2K4
R: 441-3387

A multi purpose mountain bike club.

South West

Swift Current Cycling Club - group rides

Pete L'Herureux, President
Swift Current, SK.
R: 778-6524
E-mail: sccombat@hotmail.com

website: http://www.swiftcurrentcycling.ca/

To promote cycling at a developmental level in south west Saskatchewan.

North East

East Qu'Appelle Cartel

Tom Landine, President
Box 237
Esterhazy, SK S0A 0X0
(R) 745-2675
E-mail: tvlandine@sasktel.net

Website: http://www.saskcycling.ca/~eqc/

The East Qu'Appelle Cartel is based in Esterhazy and exists to help promote cycling for sport and fitness in the Potashville area. Though small, we have enthusiastically adopted trail building as a key component of our strategy for growth. We have some of the finest single track in Southern Saskatchewan, thanks to the Qu'Appelle Valley which runs just South of Esterhazy, and the farmers who pasture cattle there. Our group includes some successful racers in the Sask. Cup series, but also includes the weekend warrior and others who just love to ride. 2008 marks our entry into the race series, which will highlight some of the excellent riding potential our area has to offer. We invite anyone passing by to drop in and give our trails a ride, you'll be glad you did.

Provincial Wide Club Membership

Prairie Randonneurs - randonneuring

Grant Thies, President
2014 Assiniboine Ave East
Regina, SK. S4V 2E2
R: 584-2436
Web Site: Prairie Randonneurs

WHAT IS RANDONNEURING? It is not racing, but it is more challenging than touring. It is randonnée cycling. Randonneurs (from the French word randonnée meaning "a walk (ride) along marked trail (route)") have a time period within which to reach controls based on a minimum pace of 15 and a maximum of 34 kilometers per hour. A progressive series of randonnées of 200, 300, 400, 600 and 1000 kilometres is offered in various centres in Saskatchewan by Prairie Randonneurs Inc. Each ride prepares the rider for the next longer distance. During randonnées, riders carry a route card, which must be validated at predetermined locations along the route, usually at restaurants or convenience stores where they can also restore their water and nutrient supplies. Our affiliation with Les Randonneurs Mondiaux allows for participation in Brevets de Randonneurs Mondiaux (randonnées) organized in about twenty countries.