Manchester & District CTC
represents the Cycling UK in an area which extends from Wigan, through Bolton, Bury, Rochdale, Oldham, Tameside, Altrincham to Sale as well as North and Central Manchester.
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We have a whole range of
events
of interest to cyclists at all levels, from the true beginner, to experienced long-distance Audax riders. And don't forget the variety of club-runs put on by the CTC groups and other cycling clubs in the area.
History of Manchester & District CTC
 The
CTC
is the UK's national cyclists' organisation, with over 60,000 members. CTC Membership has many benefits including
- FREE �10m third party insurance
- a bi-monthly cycling magazine and weekly email newsletter
- an invitation to over 1000 cycling events each year
- route and touring information
- technical and product advice
- cycle-related legal advice
- discounts on many cycling products
- access to CTC holidays and tours
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1878
:
Bicycle Touring Club
founded at Harrogate on Aug. 5th by Stanley Cotterell
1883
: Organization re-titled
Cyclists' Touring Club
with membership reaching 10,627
1897
: CTC Membership reaches 44,491, formation of
Manchester District Association (Manchester DA)
1995
:
Manchester DA
amalgamates with Mid-Lancashire (Bolton, Bury, Wigan and Warrington areas)
2007
: CTC membership at about 70,000,
Manchester DA
renamed
Manchester & District CTC
to emphasise our role as the CTC's presence within and beyond the Greater Manchester area. We now cover the areas of Bolton, Bury, Rochdale, Oldham, Saddleworth, Tameside, Stockport, Macclesfied, Altrincham, Warrington,Wigan - and of course Manchester
2008
: The former DA is split between
South Manchester CTC
(including Stockport, Macclesfield, High Peak and North Cheshire) and
Manchester & District CTC
representing North and Central Manchester, Bolton, Bury, Wigan, Oldham, Tameside, Rochdale, Altrincham, Sale and Trafford
Secretary Mike on his bike
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