For the 2nd year running, we returned to Coombs Valley Campsite for our annual meet-up. The turnout was great, and as we saw numbers double from our inaugural event in 2020. Rather miraculously, we were blessed with endless sunshine for the whole weekend as the temperature soared, something which whilst …
Our vegan cycling club come together in 2019 by organising our first ever event. A summer hill climb (time trial) up Long Hill Whaley Bridge. The event was a roaring success with a good turn out from local riders and members of Eat Plants Not Pigs CC travelling from far …
Three Eat Plants Not Pigs CC riders were keen to get their racing seasons underway early in 2019, racing at the challenging Hog Hill circuit at Redbridge Cycling Centre.The East London Velo Winter Series offers new racers and experienced alike the opportunity to test their form and build fitness over …
What a great year for Eat Plants Not Pigs Cycling Club. We attended a huge variety of events and races all over the country, too many to list here, best let the photos do the talking 🙂 Happy New Year and here’s to an even more jam packed 2019!!!
I’m now well into my first race season and it’s had its’ ups and downs! I’ve had a couple of painful crashes and the fresh road rash scars on my legs are a constant reminder of what can happen when things go wrong. Despite the setbacks I’ve managed to keep …
A few of the more overly keen club members have already been testing out their racing legs, whilst the more sensible among us patiently wait for the temperatures to rise… Jon C is getting back into crit racing this year after a 12 year break! Unfortunately for Jon, 38 this …
Another kit order going in. Deadline •24th February• 🐷 Get in touch if you want some awesome new kit for Spring/Summer by @kalas_sportswear (There’s still loads of warmer winter options too) It should arrive early April, by which time we will all be riding around in our shorts under glorious sunshine 🌞😬 …
When the club was formed in the second quarter of 2017, no-one knew whether the idea would take off. Thankfully an eye-catching kit design initially caught people’s attention, following on from that people started to connect with each other via social media and the humble beginnings of a community …
This ‘aint no ordinary team kit! Designed and manufactured by the same people providing the official team clothing for the British Cycling Team the quality is guaranteed to be top notch. The first kit order will be placed by mid July so please don’t hesitate to get in touch if …
Leo is the inspiration behind the Eat Plants Not Pigs logo. In fact he may even be the inspiration behind the entire project. His magnificent silhouette in the picture below was traced in photoshop and now forms the basis of the new logo. Despite his considerable strength and size he is …
