About the Rough-Stuff Fellowship
Has you found from looking on the South Lakes Group or the Lancashire Group or the
Northern Peak & South Pennine Group websites The Rough-Stuff Fellowship is a cycling
organisation dedicated to the pursuit of cycling on bridleways, byways, drove roads
and tracks. The Rough-Stuff Fellowship was formed in 1955 and boasts over 600 members
nation wide with local groups like the Lancashire Group, scattered around the country.
The Rough-Stuff Fellowship does not stage competitive events, but it’s members are
dedicated to the enjoyment off-road (Rough-Stuff) cycling on the quieter routes in
England, Wales and Scotland. The Rough-Stuff members frequently travel abroad and
the organisation has a treasure trove of Rough-Stuff routes in the Alps, Pyrenees,
Dolomites, Massif Central and other parts of the World.
Why should I become member of the Rough-Stuff Fellowship?
If you be out with the South Lakes Group or the Lancashire Group or the Northern
Peak & South Pennines Group or the North Wales Group or another local group after
your second ride with the group, we ask you to join! So what do get for membership
fee, on joining the Fellowship, you gain access to our local group network, make
new friends at the Easter Meet, Autumn Meet and other group events, keep up to date
on off road cycling matters with the Fellowship’s bimonthly magazine The Rough-Stuff
Journal and you also gain access to our libraries of UK and Overseas routes all for
£12.00 per year or £48.00 for five years.
