Weekday rides for freelancers?

Posted on Mon 12th, October 2015

• #1

elswick

I'm a freelancer who often works evenings and weekends, so I miss the bulk of cycling social gatherings, and wanted to know if many weekday and daytime rides happen?

If not, please let me know if you'd be interesting in joining for some rides. Students and the work shy also welcome. I've also started brainstorming club names, which shows I'm totally serious about this - Freelancer flyers CC has such a classy and not cliche ring to it. Right?
• #2

bashthebox

Hah. Where are you based? I'm rammed with work until mid nov, but after that might be up for some midweek riding buddies...
• #3

Howard

I may have some slack comming up
• #4

elswick

I'm based in Peckham so I usually head to Kent, or Richmond park.
• #5

dancing james

I live in New Malden, so 5 mins from Richmond park. Am often free on Thursday and Friday.

Also look at the last minute rides thread.
• #6

dancing james

#Skivers rides
#Funemployment

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