Saturday – Meet at Millennium Hall at 9:00am sharp (NOTE earlier time) for Loch na Creige We will split into at least 2 groups. Group 1 for 17-18mph and group 2 for 15-16 mph. These are social, no drop rides and the group is to stay together. Note that this is a longer run and around 60 miles until the planned cafe stop in Birnam.

Sunday – meet at Camperdown Gates at 9:30 for a social run to Auchindorie - Peel Farm

Names and contact numbers for all must be recorded and sent to the Covid Coordinator for track and trace.

Social distancing must be maintained at the start, during and the end or if the run needs to stop for a mechanical etc. Goes without saying that if you display any symptoms, are self-isolating or waiting on a test result please do not attend the club runs.

Latest Scottish Cycling advice and Level details is here.

PLEASE NOTE more information on how we operate the Club Runs and what you can expect and should know is here -  Club Runs and information on riding in a bunch is here -  2. How to ride in a bunch. 

All newcomers are welcome. If you can cycle 40+ miles in 2.5 hours (i.e. 15-16 mph) then you will manage fine on the steady runs, otherwise we suggest trying the beginners run. If you are new to club cycling then please see the FAQ page. 

Dundee Wheelers Cycling Club was established in 1971 through a merger of the Dundee Roads and Forfarshire clubs.

Today it is the largest club in the Dundee area and enjoys a reputation for its friendliness and the welcome it gives to riders of all ages and abilities.

Although a number of members race at local and national level, others cycle for purely recreational purposes. All enjoy the unique comradeship that cycling as a group brings.

Click here to see a video that Rising View made about us in 2017.

Club meetings are held at 8pm every Tuesday when club matters are discussed in an informal manner over a drink. The meetings are held at Morgan Academy FP Rugby Club clubrooms in Alloway Place.