100 Years of Cycling
In 2024, Kingston Wheelers celebrates its 100th anniversary.
Kingston Wheelers was formed in 1924 when six cyclists, including founding member Bill Orpin, met in a cafe on the High Street and the club run was born.
Fast forward to the present day and we are 500-members strong, with a diverse range of rides, events and activities that underpin club life.
In our centenary year we want to celebrate our club heritage, and what it means to be a Wheeler, through a special programme of activities that engage our membership and the local community.
History
Discover 100 years of club history, profiles of our presidents and memories from our members.
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Kingston Juniors
Supporting cycling skills and development for the next generation of riders through our partnership with KJCC.
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Club Shop
Grab your official Centenary merch including; mugs, patches, bottles and t-shirts.
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Latest News
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Centenary Celebration: A Night to Remember
With 2024 marking 100 years of Kingston Wheelers, we wanted to celebrate the occasion with a party that paid homage to our dinner and dance
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100 years of Kingston Wheelers
This year the club celebrates its 100th anniversary. Kingston Wheelers was formed in 1924 when six cyclists, including founding member Bill Orpin, met in a cafe
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Behind the design with Neil Grunshaw
To celebrate our Centenary year we have released a special commemorative kit in partnership with Le Col. We caught up with kit designer Neil Grunshaw
Upcoming Events
Trails’n’Ales
To celebrate our Centenary Pale Ale with The Park Brewery we are hosting a 100km gravel ride in Surrey and an afterparty at the taproom to launch the beer. All profits from the event will be donated to Full Cycle […]
The Hundred of Kingston
The Hundred of Kingston or Kingston Hundred was an ancient hundred in the county of Surrey. It is also the name of a 100 mile randonnée to commemorate 100 years of Kingston Wheelers Cycling Club. As well as a celebration […]
Charity & Community Partners
An important community-run project we are supporting this year, which aims to give people from all backgrounds access to affordable cycling by giving old bikes new life.
We have been working with the charity for hospital staff wellbeing and medical equipment since 2020, and are currently completing a new secure bike storage project together.
Many of our members volunteer at this cycling project for children and adults with disabilities, which uses adapted cycles to assist in building confidence and independence in cycling.