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Neil Wheadon2020-12-26 13:26:04TandemClub

If it's raining outside and you'd like something to do then why not add a few icons to the Tandem Club ride map. I've added over 1000 and the map is looking pretty good for the South West. Anything from teashops to Farm Parks to Ancient Monuments that can be visited for free. There really is nothing like this anywhere else and if every member did just 10 that map would look prety impressive and would be a fabulous thing. Go on you know you want to, brew a cup of tea, grab a mince pie and look at https://tandem-club.org.uk/rides?cmd=placeList. Just Shift/left click on the place, add a description and away you go. Any question, I'm about at Neil@Tandem-club.org.uk

Terry Barnaby2020-12-30 08:51:57TandemClub
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Note you can no longer login to the website using the generic Journal month based logins. This has been done for security reasons. You now need to have an individual user login on the website based on your email address. This can be setup using this link: https://tandem-club.org.uk/user?cmd=register

Peter Weeks2021-02-20 10:27:37TandemClub

20 Feb Latest advice from Cycling UK about cycling restrictions during Covid

Robert Bending2022-06-22 14:59:06TandemClub

Articles and content are needed for the next edition of the Tandem Club Journal. It could be an account of a day ride, or a long tour, preferably with good quality photos. Any technical notes, queries, solutions or customisation would also be of interest I'm sure. Send content to editor@tandem-club.org.uk

Phil Harmer2024-12-29 18:28:48TandemClub
2025 National Rally webpage available and booking system open

The TCN2025 rally webpage is now available and the booking system is open.

Book now to secure your place at the rally.

Tony Prichard2025-03-15 18:37:39TandemClub
2025 AGM Zoom details

For those who are unable to attend the 2025 AGM it will be possible to join by Zoom. Details in the Member's Area.

Gustavo Dean2025-03-18 10:43:24TandemClub

Hi all. I posted a Cooper drop handlebar tandem on the for sale listings over a month ago now. It has been heavily reduced, down from £4500 to £2000. It’s a real bargain but hasn’t had any enquiries and I can only think the reason us that it’s dropped down the listings since I first posted. Really need to seek quickly, so if anyone is looking for a very special tandem, please have a look at the listing and get in touch. Thank you

Neil Wheadon2025-03-19 19:16:26TandemClub

I've added the Shopshire Cycleway to Rides as a tour. There are 5 parts to this and each have been individually added. The GPX files have been especially created for this resource. https://tandem-club.org.uk/rides?cmd=tourView&id=42

Phil Harmer2025-03-23 11:50:05TandemClub
TCN2025 National Rally bookings close 31st March

TCN2025 National Rally bookings will CLOSE at the end of Monday 31st March. 
After that point, no further bookings will be accepted.

Phil Harmer2025-04-03 22:25:39TandemClub
2025 International Rally Bookings Open

Bookings are now being accepted for the 2025 International Rally.

Use the Booking Form button on the rally webpage rally webpage.

Phil Harmer2025-05-07 16:27:26TandemClub
TCN2025 Bookings system is now CLOSED

The rally team is busy making final preparations for the rally.

Neil Wheadon2025-05-10 11:44:08TandemClub

I have added many of the routes from the International Rallies to Rides, so if you fancy a fixed based centre in Europe and want a selection of good routes from the campsite, here they are. There are 11 sets at the moment and will increae as I find more sets. For an example see https://tandem-club.org.uk/rides?group=tci2022

Stephen Gray2025-05-21 09:43:27TandemClub

You need the “Garmin Connect” application on your laptop. Drag and drop each gpx file onto the Garmin Connect app. Or find some way of getting the files to the app. I am not sure with a PC because I use a Mac or iPad but you should find help on You Tube.

Stephen Gray2025-05-21 09:57:08TandemClub

When you have the files in Garmin connect open each gpx file (called “courses” in Garmin terminology. You will find the list of courses hidden in the “More” menu (three dots) and then in “Training and Planning” then “Courses”. Open each in turn (each will show a small scale map) and click the Send to Garmin icon which is a small blue arrow pointinf at a watch. Then you need to connect your Garmin to the PC by bluetooth or cable. It will show connected in the home menu of the Connect app. Then you just need to activate the “Synch”. On my iPad it takes a while and looks like nothing is happening but eventually the “courses” will appear on the Garmin.

Stephen Gray2025-05-21 10:00:14TandemClub

When you get on the rally find someone with a Garmin to show you how to operate it to guide you round the course. Martin Green is better at this than me as I don’t use mine very often and usually forget what to do until I have practised a couple of times.

Stephen Gray2025-05-21 10:02:40TandemClub

Hope that helps. You should be able to find a You Tube video and/or a User Manual online that you can download.

Terry Barnaby2025-06-22 11:13:55TandemClub
Website re-corganisation

Some re-organisation of the website is on-going, some things may have moved ...

Neil Wheadon2025-09-22 23:11:07TandemClub

Our Easter Event in Derbyshire is now open for bookings. Only 70 sites available, we look forward to seeing you there https://tandem-club.org.uk/events/tce2026/index.html

Peter Hobson2025-10-12 22:04:32TandemClub
Humberside Ride
Humberside Ride

A chilly start with a thick fog didn't dampen the spirits of the six riders from Humberside, who set off on a leisurely tandem ride through the picturesque lanes of North Lincolnshire. Organised by Peter and Lyn, the group met at South Ferriby, with the aim of completing a  circular ride from South Ferriby,  also takingbin the Roman rosd Ermine Street.

 
Joined by Mike and Hazel from Scunthorpe and Jim and Ann from Barton, the group headed out on the flat roads, taking in the charming villages of Horkstow, Saxilby, and Bonby, before stopping for refreshments at Elsham Hall. It was after the coffee and cake that the weather took a turn for the better, with the sun breaking through the fog and visibility improving dramatically.
 
With the wind at our backs and the sun on our faces, the group continued on their way, riding through Brigg and Appleby on the old Roman road of Ermine Street, before making their way back to South Ferriby. A very enjoyable 44km ride was had by all, with the perfect blend of scenic countryside, good company, and pleasant weather.