What we do
Disciplines
Youth Development
Youth Development
As a cycling club, we actively promote all aspects of cycling from social riding for pleasure and health, to racing and participation in organized competitive events.
Youth Development
Youth Development
Youth Development
Our younger members and youth are especially important to the club. We are lucky to have a good selection of coaches to help our younger members develop their skills and identify their strengths.
Clothing
Youth Development
Clothing
We now have 3 suppliers of Club clothing to suit every need. A wide range of items are available in men's, women's and children's specific sizes and fits.
We are working with a new kit supplier to revamp the range - hopefully this will be available in good time for Christmas
Magazine
Champions
Clothing
Our club magazine AWheel has been one of the main ways we let our diverse membership know what is going on in the club.
We have been looking for a new editor since Covid interrupted publication, and the good news is Steve O'Hara has stepped up. The first edition will appear as soon as Steve has enough material - so you know what to do.....
We welcome contributions from club members. Submit to editor@solihullcc.org.uk
Champions
Champions
Champions
Every year we recognize the achievements and contributions of our club members., at our annual prize giving dinner and celebration. Join the club and you may become a champion.
Documents
Champions
Champions
Policies, charters and other documents that form a necessary part of any organization these days - boring but important.
Join Solihull Cycling Club
If you click the button below we will send you details on club membership.
Alternatively, the membership form can be downloaded from the documents area in this website.
Please email the completed form to membership@solihullcc.org.uk
If you would prefer to send the form by post, please send an email to membership@solihullcc.org.uk or click the button bellow and send a message.
Tudor Grange
The idea of the circuit was the brainchild of Harry Reynolds. It was Harry’s vision to create a traffic free, safe environment where the club could build its next generation of champions under the guidance of a group of fully qualified British Cycling coaches belonging to the Solihull CC.
The circuit is approx 850 metres long, 5 metres wide with a 6 metres finishing straight down the middle of the top. The profile of the circuit is labelled as ‘testing’ as Tudor Grange Park slopes away towards the Norman Green Athletics centre.