Find a cycling partner near you
A solo ride and a group ride are not the same thing: not the same average, not the same distance, not the same appetite for going out again next Sunday. Athlnet puts you in front of the cyclists in your area.
Why it is better with someone
Riding together means taking turns at the front, a higher average for the same effort, and someone with a spare tube when you puncture thirty kilometres from home.
Where people practise
- Saturday morning rides, leaving as a group
- Country loops starting from the city
- Climbs and long distances, rarely fun alone
How it works
- 1You add your sports and your level, in two minutes.
- 2You filter by sport, level and distance, and see who trains around you.
- 3You post a slot, the others join, and the conversation follows the activity.
Frequently asked
How do I find a group to ride with at the weekend?
You can join a ride that has already been posted, or create one with your start point and time. Cyclists within your radius see it and sign up.
Do you need the same level to ride together?
Not exactly, but a pace gap shows fast on a long ride. The level filter keeps you from being dropped after twenty kilometres.