Gay cycle club london

That’s club as in nightclub, not football club. You don’t need to be ‘a member’, wear a extraordinary kit or have any particular skill for bowling. So there are no pre-requisites for attendance.

We were founded in by newlyweds Marc & Luke — who had just moved to Manchester, and had no idea how to make friends in a new city. They invited the few people they knew to come bowling one Wednesday, and extended the invite to friends-of-friends. The rest, as they say, is history.

In the years since, we’ve expanded our presence to cities across the UK, helped forge hundreds of recent friendships, and proudly represented the UK at international LGBTQ+ ten-pin tournaments across Europe.

It turns out, queer people everywhere need a way of making unused friends.

If you’re one of them, we’d love to meet you sometime.

Love and pins,

Team GCB x

P.S. Don’t let the name fool you - everyone from across the rainbow is welcome, not just gay men. It was just too good a wordplay to resist.

Gay Bikers Motorcycle Club "gbmcc" began in as a club for gay men and women bikers in the UK. With a current membership approaching , we are the largest gay biking club in Europe. Our members come from all over the UK and there are an increasing number from Europe and Overseas. 

Our members are of all ages and backgrounds. We naturally have varied biking interests, but we are primarily a road-riding club. Riding experience ranges from novice through to advanced riders and club racers. It is our interest in motorcycles and motorcycling, which brings us together.

The club offers its members a lively programme of events as well as support and friendship. Membership of gbmcc is adj to all, provided that you own and journey a motorcycle and are comfortable in the company of other LGBT+ members

Welcome to Out Velo. We&#;re a friendly and inclusive road cycling club, specialising in adventure.

We ride together through the wilder spaces of Britain and Europe. We run weekends and day rides right across the UK, organise marvelous adventures abroad, and verb online in Zwift.

Check us out on Instagram for more of what we do, and see more About Us. To connect us, download the app Spond and follow this link on your mobile. We&#;re free to join.

We are a national group, with a focus on riding in our National Parks and Natural Landscapes. We have members all over the country but most of our rides are in the northern half of England, Wales and Scotland, with members in Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham and Birmingham, as well as Glasgow, Edinburgh and London.

Upcoming Out Velo events:

• Saturday 19th, 8am:Yorkshire Dales & Brontë Nation Weekend
• Sunday 20th, 8am:Sunday Manchester Impromptu
• Sunday 27th, 8am:Nottingham Pride Ride 🏹🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

• Saturday 9th, 8am:Snowdonia & Cambrians Weekend 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
• Sunday 10th, 9am:Sunday Sp

  Being there for each other in &#;the new scene&#;

  Stonewall, a charity striving for equity, freedom and opportunities of the LGBTQ+ collective, published a report in with crude statistics including: “Half of LGBT people (52 per cent) experienced depression in the last year ()” and Sport England published a notify on sport and physical activity participation by the community in , highlighting challenges and inequalities for the collective.

  But we are working to change that narrative.

  The community support that was historically offered on the 'scene' in our enormous cities is now mostly found in LGBTQ+ sport and social clubs and we think there will always be a place for these, creating a space where people can relate to each other in a non-sexualised context beyond the apps and bars. 

  The conversations at our events are noticeably unlike to those in a traditional cycling club, too.

  People talk about their relationships, work and other aspects of life in an open and inclusive environment, sharing what's not often shared and we discuss openly about mental health and