No Limit
Our DNA
Le Collectif was a name decided with a nod to the history of the great sport of cycling.
However, after several discussions the ride captains agreed that this name wasn’t fit for our purpose. Our aim is to have the most diverse, inclusive and progressive club globally, we felt that the name “Le Collectif” did not meet these goals. After careful consideration we are pleased to announce our new club name with immediate effect is No Limit Cycling Club
Our Principles
Accountability
No committee is above each other. We work together. No key decision is made in isolation.
Diversity
We strive to involve people from a range of different social and ethnic backgrounds and of different genders, sexual orientations.
Unity
We work to bring communities together.
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No decision is without question. No member stands alone. We are united.
Why No Limit
No Limit ย to how far we will go to fight for unity and diversityย
No Limit to empower each other to go above and beyond all expectations.ย
We want to encourage everyone, whether beginner or experienced to grow with No Limit
Please stay tuned for future announcements about events and ways to engage with NLCC. We look forward to meeting you all in the near future.ย
RIDE BEYOND
Club Rides
No Limit CC Members can join us on either Social Rides or Training Rides. Riders join groups based on ability ranging from new cyclists (g4) who are still learning how to ride confidently on roads, hand signals, ride in a group, and skills to help them progress as riders. Up to experienced cyclists (g1) that are confident riding in a group at high speeds doing drills like through-and-off, paceline, sprints, and more
Weekday Training Riders
We run weekday training rides on a Tuesday – These sessions are aimed at improving a particular skill and we run them all over London. Ranging from hill climb sessions, cornering, descending, speed and group skills.
Saturday Social Riders
Weekends are our Social rides leaving from our base of Hyde park at the Statue of Achilles. Rides go out to different locations, rotating on the compass weekly and vary in distance and speed from 60km at 20kph to 100km at 28kph based on groups.
