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Matamata Peddlers Cycling Club is a group of cyclists varying
in ages and ability who enjoy cycling in good company for
leisure, pleasure and for the challenge. Formed in 2003 the
club is growing rapidly, with over 70 financial members to-date.
If you are just getting into cycling, come along and learn
how to cope with riding in groups.
It is important for people contemplating riding with Matamata
Peddlers to understand what we are about - which is safety,
fun, improving fitness, and comradeship.
We don't leave anyone stranded and out there on their own.
Current annual club subscription is $20 per person or
$40 per family.
You are welcome to join our group rides as a visitor for
a short time (e.g 3 rides). If you intend to join our
group regularly we encourage you to complete a membership
form and pay the annual subscription. Click
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Please note: Now running winter times, rides start at 10.00am from Tainui Press 7 Short Street, Matamata. See map
All rides leave from Tainui Press at 10.00am during winter and
9.00am in Summer.
The rides are roughly 2 – 2 ½ hours.
Winter hours begin after daylight saving ends.
Summer hours begin at the beginning of daylight saving.
Some Sunday rides finish at a local café for a relaxing
cup of coffee and a nutritional replacing slice! view this
weeks rides by going to our rides page
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To find out about some of theFun Cycle Events that are
coming up, click here.
Spin classes are held at the Presbyterian Church Hall
on Meura Street in Matamata, on Wednesday nights during
the winter months until daylight saving starts. Classes
are 1 hour long, starting at 6.00pm. You need to bring
your own bike, wind trainer, drink and towel.
Fee applies.
On Wednesday nights during daylight saving the club
has rides leaving from Matamata Primary School, leaving
at 6.00pm. The rides are approximately 20 –30kms.
For more info contact: Secretary:
Kevin de Frere
Phone: 07 888 9931
President: Mike Coatham
Phone: 07 888 7202
Click here
to report dangerous drivers on the NZ Police Roadwatch
website.
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