Collection by Rapha_UK
14
Tours
23:06 h
326 mi
12,200 ft
The quayside lanes and singletrack paths of East London offer new ways of exploring the city that will seem unfamiliar to even the most settled residents. With the help of our official ride leaders, we have collated a series of rides that take you around the city, across the Thames, and out to the home counties, showcasing what the city and its surroundings have to offer. Record your progress and share your adventures on Instagram with #RaphaCanaryWharf, telling us what you think of your new perspective of the capital.Transfer to Spitalfields
Make your way along the waterways and canal paths to the Spitalfields Clubhouse Rush Hour
See how many island loops you can do when short on time and want to spin the legs.Island Canary
Ideal for a quick training session, the route takes you along wide open roads to the airport and back.Thames Water
Meander along the river and see the city from a Thameside perspective.Canal Cruiser
Follow the canals over mixed terrain towards the Olympic Stadium.Essex Loop
Head further afield to rolling lanes that duck in and out of Epping Forest.All Aboard
Catch the ferry or foot tunnel to Greenwich and test your legs on the notorious climbs of the North Downs.All Aboard (Gravel Edition)
Catch the ferry or foot tunnel to Greenwich and test your legs on the gravel paths and climbs of Greenwich.London Rainbow
Take the long way back to central London, riding out to Essex and back in through Hertfordshire.Transfer to Spitalfields (and back)
Make your way along the waterways and canal paths to the Spitalfields Clubhouse and back.
Head further afield to rolling lanes that duck in and out of Epping Forest.
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Make your way along the waterways and canal paths to the Spitalfields Clubhouse
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Ideal for a quick training session, the route takes you along wide open roads to the airport and back.
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Meander along the river and see the city from a Thameside perspective.
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Head further afield to rolling lanes that duck in and out of Epping Forest.
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Follow the canals over mixed terrain towards the Olympic Stadium.
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Catch the ferry to Greenwich or take the foot tunnel and test your legs on the notorious climbs of the North Downs.
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Make your way along the waterways and canal paths to the Spitalfields Clubhouse
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Catch the ferry to Greenwich or take the Greenwich tunnel and test your gravel legs on the local paths and climbs.
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Bike Touring Highlight
Built in 1930 to commemorate General James Wolfe (1727-1759), this Grade II listed structure was designed by Dr. Tait Mackenzie and a gift from the Canadians.
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Bike Touring Highlight
The Clubhouse can be found in the heart of the East End, in Old Spitalfields Market, a five-minute walk from Liverpool Street Station. The Clubhouse is located in a former bank and offers visitors a totally unique facility.
Upstairs, you can browse the Rapha range and relax in a café that serves the finest food and coffee. Multiple screens show live and classic racing throughout the year, with the outside space on the market side of the Clubhouse providing a large viewing area.
Rapha London: Spitalfields hosts a regular schedule of events and rides. The Clubhouse is also the home of the London chapter of the Rapha Cycling Club (RCC) and an ideal setting off point for rides out of the city towards the home counties.
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Take the river cruise down to Greenwich and save the legs for your Canary Wharf explorations.
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