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Welcome to our website, we are a local group of the Rough-Stuff Fellowship which enjoys off-road leisure cycling in North Wales. We also enjoy going on tours, long weekends away in other parts of the UK, meeting up with other local groups of the Rough-Stuff Fellowship for youth hostel & camping weekends and also going to national club events like the Autumn Meet and the Easter Meet.

 

The Rough-Stuff Fellowship is off-road cycle touring club, founded in 1955 with the aim of banding together those cyclists who traverse rougher and quieter routes as part of their pastime, to add to their enjoyment and appreciation of the countryside. You can find more information about the national club in our about the Rough-Stuff Fellowship Section.

 

We cater for riders with a wide range of abilities and ages, you can click here to read some past ride reports of  the Group, and click the forthcoming events page to checkout where we are going next! You also have chat with other group members on the forum  for more information about the group contact Stuart Evans on 01407-741615.

 

The Newsletter

You now can keep update on what’s happening on the site and news from the South Lakes Group, Lancashire Group, North Peak & South Pennine Group and North Wales Group by clicking here to subscribe to the site’s free weekly newsletter which e-mail to you each week.

 

Read about what the Press said about us

You can read about what the folk at Singletrack Magazine said about the North Peak and South Pennine Group when they came out on ride with the Group. You can also read about what the Cumbria Magazine said about the South Lakes Group when they day out with them a few years ago.

 

Northern Tracks and Bridleways website

On the Northern Tracks and Bridleways website  you find a collection of useful bits of information of interest to the off-road cyclist  in various sections on the site.

 

Members Photo Gallery

You can click here to checkout members photo gallery of members cycling holidays and other cycling photos.

 

The Local Groups Forum

Why not check out our forum if want to ask question or have moan about something or just chat with others visitors to site. Please note you do not need to be member of the RSF to register to use the forum.

 

The Seasonal greeting page

If would like leave seasonal greeting on this page please e-mail them to the webmaster.

 

The Members Area

To use Members Area, visitors to the site must be members of the RSF and register to use this area.

 

The Members and Site Blog

It should noted by visitors to the site that opinions that are express on the Members and Site Blog are not those of the Rough-Stuff Fellowship Limited, you do have right to agree or disagree with comments made in the post by leaving rely in the comments box at bottom of each post.

 

The Cyclist’s Cafe Guide

Going to right cafe on a ride, can make or break ride so click here to see site’s Cyclist’s Cafe Guide.  

 

About the Site

The site is part of South Lakes Network of off-road cycling and mountain biking websites which promote the benefits of being member of the South Lakes, Lancashire, North Peak & South Pennine and North Wales Groups of the Rough-Stuff Fellowship, all sites in the network share the same same what’s new page, site map and webmaster. Its also should be noted that this site is not owned by the Rough-Stuff Fellowship Limited and is independently manage my the webmaster and the area secretary of the North Wales Group. The running costs of the site are met through advertising on the site and by the webmaster. Opinions express on this site are not always those of members and directors of the Rough-Stuff Fellowship Ltd.

 

The Site was last updated on the 10 October 2008, you can subscribe to the RSS feed for latest site updates or click on the what’s new page.