Spokes rides
Minster - Sandwich
Sunday 19 October
Meet Minster Station 10.35
Spokes next ride will be on Sunday 19 October. It will start from Minster in Thanet station at 10.35, just after the train from Canterbury arrives. The ride will go to Cliffs End then Sandwich (on the cycle path by the main road), back to Westmarsh and Elmstone on NCR1, then to East Stourmouth, Plucks Gutter and back to Minster with a very short stretch on the A253. Ride leader is Beatrice Shire ([email protected]/07484 863554). Please let her know if you will be taking part - if no one is interested, the ride will be cancelled.

Whitstable - Faversham
Sunday 21 September
Meet Whitstable Station (South side), 10.30
The next Spokes ride will be on Sunday 21 September and will be a short ride from Whitstable station to Faversham and back. Meet on the South side of the station at 10.30. The leader is Beatrice Shire ( [email protected] / 07484 863554). Otherwise contact Paul Rees ([email protected] / 07858 57080).

Celebrate Cheriton Cycling
Three Hills Sports Park
Cheriton Road, Folkestone CT19 5JU
Wednesday 11 June, 1.00pm - 5.00pm
A free family walk, wheel and cycle celebration with free adult e-bike training, bike security marking and repairs with Dr Bike. Also a chance to meet local cycling clubs and Kent County Council's road safety and active travel teams.

Spokes 2025 AGM
Spokes AGM was held on 14 April - minutes of the meeting are available.
If you have any comments or questions about the meeting, please contact us ([email protected]).


​​Sales
From time to time, Spokes members have bikes and other cycling bits and pieces to sell or giveaway. These are listed on the website Sales page.
Items for sale/giveaway at the moment are:​​​​​​
  • Brompton C-line electric bike
  • VisionR40 recumbent
  • Raleigh Captus low step electric bike
  • Grey Raleigh Pioneer 2​​​
Spokes objectives
  1. To encourage cycling and publicise its benefits for the community and for individuals.
  2. To ensure that local authority and government policies actively encourage cycling and make full provision for it as part of an overall transport strategy.
This is to ensure that all members of the public can enjoy cheap, safe and environmentally-sound travel for work and leisure.

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