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Chain gangs in / around Cambridge?
My first post on here, so hello!
I've recently moved to a village just outside of Cambridge and don't really know any other road riders in the area at all. I'm keen to get out on my bike and hopefully meet some new riding people in the process. Also, having been off my bike for quite a while, my fitness is definitely not what it used to be and as such I don't quite feel ready to approach some of the main clubs in the area for fear of humiliation...
Having seen numerous chain gangs going off all over the place (including a few pretty rapid ones right past my house), I'm certain that there must be some that I could tag along with...
Was just wondering if anyone on here knows of any less formal/race oriented chain gangs or group rides that might cater for a slightlty unfit newcomer to the area?
If you're new please join in and if you have questions pop them below and the forum regulars will answer as best we can.
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